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SECRET Masonic Handshakes, Passwords, Grips, and Signs of Blue Lodge MASONRY

Entered Apprentice: Duegard: Left hand supporting the Bible, right hand on top, symbolizing the oath. Sign: Drawing the right hand across the neck, symbolizing the penalty of having the throat cut and tongue torn out for violating the oath. Grip: Pressing the thumb against the first knuckle of the other Mason's hand. Named "Boaz," this grip is given with a specific dialogue involving lettering or halving the name. Fellow Craft: Duegard: Right hand on the Bible, square, and compasses, left arm forming an angle. Sign: Cupping the right hand over the left breast and drawing it across the body, symbolizing the heart being plucked out as the penalty. Pass Grip: Thumb between the first and second knuckle joints. Named "Shibboleth." Real Grip: Thumb pressing on the second knuckle. Named "Jachin." Master Mason: Duegard: Both hands resting on the Bible, square, and compasses. Sign: Drawing the thumb across the waist to simulate the body being cut in two, with the penalty of bowels removed and burned. Pass Grip: Thumb between the second and third knuckles, named "Tubalcain." Real Grip (Lion's Paw): Interlaced thumbs, fingers pressing on the wrist, used during the "raising" from the dead in the Hiramic Legend. Named "Mah-Ha-Bone," which means "What, the Builder!" and is given on the Five Points of Fellowship (foot to foot, knee to knee, breast to breast, hand to back, cheek to cheek or mouth to ear). Additional Elements: Grand Hailing Sign of Distress: Raising both hands to form squares, then lowering them in three motions. Accompanied by the phrase "O Lord, my God, is there no help for the Widow's Son?" when the sign cannot be seen. #FreeMason #Mason #masoniclodge #masonic #masonictemple #SecretHandshakes #Lodge #BlueLodge #BlueLodgeMasonry #Secret