Blue Acacia
Your personal companion for Masonic organisation and development.
Blue Acacia is a private place to run your own Masonic life. Learn the ritual you are working on, keep your CV and certificates, record your attendance and giving, and watch yourself develop — everything you add stays private to your account.
Continue Your Journey
Sign-in is required. There is no public or shared area, and nothing you add is visible to anyone else.
Organise your Masonic life
Everything a brother gathers over the years, kept in order and easy to find.
Masonic CV
Record your offices, ranks, degrees and honours in one place, with the standard offices of a lodge ready to pick from.
Attendance
Note every meeting you attend — the lodge, the date, the role you filled — and look back on your journey.
Certificates
Upload and keep your certificates safe behind your own sign-in, ready whenever you need to produce them.
Donations
Track your giving to festivals and appeals, set up recurring gifts, and see your support build over time.
Glossary
Build your own glossary of Masonic terms, with definitions and links to trusted references, as you learn the language.
Progress
See how much you have drilled, where you struggle, and how your accuracy grows as you practise.
Develop, line by line
Blue Acacia holds no ritual of its own. You add the words you are working on — from your own working and your own book — and it drills you on them until they are secure.
Fill In The Blanks
Words drop out of the text a few at a time, so you supply them from memory. Turn the difficulty up as you improve.
First Letters
The classic aide-mémoire: every word reduced to its initial, giving the shape of the passage without the words.
Question Drill
Catechism practice. The question is put to you, you answer aloud, then reveal and compare.
Spaced Repetition
Every passage is scheduled for you. Weak parts come round often, solid parts drift into the distance.
Why no ritual is included
Workings differ between Constitutions, Provinces and lodges, and ritual is not ours to distribute. You paste in exactly what you have been given, split into paragraphs or question-and-answer pairs, and practise that.