“Plato defined good as threefold in character: good in the soul, expressed through the virtues; good in the body, expressed through the symmetry and endurance of the parts; and good in the external world, expressed through social position and companionship.” — Manly P. Hall Copy Share Image
“In the burning orb of the sun dwelt the mysterious spirits controlling fire, and in honor of this great light, fires burned upon the… — Manly P. Hall Copy Share Image
“Philosophically defined, growth is the struggle of life to control its environment or, rather, to include more and more of its environment within the… — Manly P. Hall Copy Share Image
“Plato defined good as threefold in character: good in the soul, expressed through the virtues; good in the body, expressed through the symmetry and… — Manly P. Hall Copy Share Image
“The world is the schoolroom of God. Our being in school does not make us learn, but within that school is the opportunity for… — Manly P. Hall Copy Share Image
“Universals cannot become particulars and particulars cannot become universals, but universals exist according to degrees and particulars exist according to conditions.” — Manly P. Hall Copy Share Image
“The criers of the Mysteries speak again, bidding all men welcome to the House of Light. The great institution of materiality has failed. The… — Manly P. Hall Copy Share Image
“Every truly intelligent man and woman who is working to spread light in the world is christened, or Lightened, by the actual labor which… — Manly P. Hall Copy Share Image
“The true Mason is not creed-bound. He realizes with the divine illumination of his lodge that as Mason his religion must be universal: Christ,… — Manly P. Hall Copy Share Image
“The ability to feel 'with' rather than 'for' is the essential difference between consciousness and emotion. When we feel for things we are emotionally… — Manly P. Hall Copy Share Image
