KEvery member of Scottish Freemasonry is a living cell of the Order, and should take every possible care to be a worthy example of what we in Scottish Freemasonry  teach and proclaim.

Peace and harmony are the foundations of our Order.

Cfor all of us, any pursuit of honors by unworthy means is unacceptable.

Aarbitrary forces must not usurp legitimate authority, nor is it allowed to be degraded in any way.

THEOaths must not be broken, nor duties neglected.   Names and titles should have true  meaning.

Ththey should embody the promise of our faith, our promises, and should be connected with the noble   exhortation that Isaiah, the Prophet and Jesus of Nazareth alike teach:

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"on earth peace, prosperity among men"

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"God is love and he who abides in love abides in God, and God in him."

Ait is our concern that each of our Workshops is indeed a temple of peace and unity and not the abode of self-righteousness, revenge, or strife.

Tthe High Council is convinced that charity and loving-kindness shall always be enthroned among the Pillars  of our  Laboratories  , and that they shall be dedicated to the great tolerant, generous, and liberal principles of Scottish Freemasonry.

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Tthe Supreme Council is happy  for the fact that we have  established and dedicated our laboratories, to virtue and good works, where the lessons of wisdom, charity, patriotism, and moral philosophy  they are impressed as carved  and prescribed by the Universal Constitutions of the Scottish Doctrine.