Freemason Symbol - Square, Compasses, and All-Seeing Eye Explained #172172 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white illustration depicts the most recognized symbol of Freemasonry: the square and compasses intersecting to form a vesica piscis, with the all-seeing eye (or Eye of Providence) radiating light at the center. The square represents morality and right conduct, the compasses signify spiritual boundaries and self-restraint, while the eye embodies divine omniscience and guidance. Often inscribed with “G” for Geometry or God, this emblem appears on regalia, lodges, and historical documents.

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