The Master Mason Series – Part II: The Stillness of Motion
Download MP3Relational mastery is not found in control, but in composure. In this episode, we explore how the Master Mason remains centered amid change — resilient, adaptive, and fluid. To move through disruption without losing equilibrium is the essence of stillness in motion. This is the posture of mastery: flow maintained not by isolation, but by inner stability.
🔑 Key Takeaways
- True resilience is not rigidity, but the ability to move with change while staying aligned.
- Relational mastery means maintaining presence even when the world demands divided attention.
- The Master Mason flows with others and with circumstance, guided by internal equilibrium.
💬 Featured Quotes
- 0:00:09 — “Relationally, the Master Mason’s perspective or role is very, very resilient.”
- 0:00:26 — “We live in a world full of disruptions and distractions.”
- 0:00:43 — “In the Master Mason’s flow state, you can process interruptions without losing your flow.”
- 0:01:05 — “You are flowing with the materials you’re working with, flowing with the ideas you’re working out.”
Creators and Guests
Host
Brian Mattocks
Host and Founder of A Mason's Work - a podcast designed to help you use symbolism to grow. He's been working in the craft for over a decade and served as WM, trustee, and sat in every appointed chair in a lodge - at least once :D
