Exploring Masonic Wisdom

Good Mason Bad Mason

by Neville Wallace

In this compelling exploration of moral craftsmanship, the author redefines "goodness" not as a static trait, but as an active, architectural process of self-construction. Drawing from the timeless wisdom of Albert Pike and the symbolic tools of Freemasonry—the Square of integrity, the Level of tolerance, and the Plumb Line of rectitude—this book provides a practical "technology for the soul" designed to help men shape their character from "Rough Ashlars" into polished stones fit for a greater purpose. From the necessity of intellectual humility to the vital balance between fraternal duty and family life, this summary serves as an essential blueprint for any seeker looking to build a life of stability, service, and profound personal integrity.

How to be a True Freemason

by Neville Wallace

Brother Whitsun Albert McDonald’s life exemplified Freemasonry’s values. His principles guided his pivotal role in shaping Jamaica’s housing policies, especially after Hurricane Charlie in 1951. He led recovery efforts that influenced policies creating the National Housing Trust (NHT), sharing his journey in "How to be a True Freemason."

by Neville Wallace

Kindling and Diffusion of Masonic Light

by Neville Wallace

Freemasonry in Post Emancipated Jamaica. The Glenlyon Lodge No. 346 S.C.

"It's Evolutionary history, challenges & contribution to shaping post emancipated Jamaica"

by Neville Wallace

Scottish Freemasonry in Jamaica Under the Government of Worshipful Brother Samuel Constantine Burke

by Neville Wallace

This book explores the history of Scottish Freemasonry in Jamaica following the abolition of slavery in 1838. It details the re-establishment, survival of The Glenlyon Lodge and its role in the evolving of other Lodges, and the contributions of Worshipful Brother Samuel Constantine Burke.

by Neville Wallace