Orders, medals
and honorary titles
1. Order of Master Hiram (Hiram-the-Magnificent)
It is the highest award of the Lodge. Awarded for outstanding merit.
It is the highest award of the Lodge. Awarded for outstanding merit.
Hiram (architect & builder) built the Temple of the Lord in Jerusalem on the instructions of King Solomon. Hiram hired 183,000 workers and divided them into three categories: apprentices, builders, and craftsmen. Hiram used the lost secrets of building the Egyptian pyramids of Giza to build the temple. He is known for finding a way out (inventing solutions) of the most complex construction and organizational problems.
At the end of each Year of Light, (Year of Light starts from the day of the opening of the Lodge) the Grandmaster puts forward five candidates for deliberation, with a list of their merits. Each member who will participate in the voting process, shall give points to each of the participant, starting from 5 to the (in his opinion) the best candidate, down to 1 (one). The applicant who receives the most votes receive this order.
The Order of Hiram can only be awarded to a master. Along with the order, a prize of 2,000 crafts is given to the recipient.
2. Order of Uroboros
The Order is awarded for the largest number of crafts earned during a quarter while solving ambiguous questions.
The Order is awarded for the largest number of crafts earned during a quarter while solving ambiguous questions.
The symbol of Uroboros is a coiled snake biting its own tail. The symbol is one of the oldest symbols of wisdom and the desire to comprehend knowledge. The symbol acquired many different meanings and in various civilizations it was a symbol of eternity and infinity, cyclical nature, the alternation of creation and destruction, life, death and rebirth.
The order can be awarded to any members of the lodge.
The number of crafts received for solving ambiguous questions is calculated automatically. If two or more participants received the same number of crafts, then the order is awarded to all winners. Each winner also receives a prize of 500 crafts.
3. Order of the Triad
The order is awarded for the highest number of crafts received by answering humanitarian questions during a quarter.
The order is awarded for the highest number of crafts received by answering humanitarian questions during a quarter.
“The Great Triad” is an acquired habit of thinking for yourself, combined with the skill of acting from reason (not emotion) and the ability to interact with people based on respect for them.
The Geometric Triad is represented by an inverted triangle.
The order can be awarded to any members of the lodge.
The number of crafts received for solving humanitarian issues is calculated automatically. If two or more participants received the same number of crafts, then the order is awarded to all winners. Each winner also receives a prize of 500 crafts.
The order can be awarded to any members of the lodge.
The number of crafts received for solving humanitarian issues is calculated automatically. If two or more participants received the same number of crafts, then the order is awarded to all winners. Each winner also receives a prize of 500 crafts.
4. Order of the Astrolabe
The Order is awarded for the highest number of crafts received by answering scientific and technical questions during a quarter.
The Order is awarded for the highest number of crafts received by answering scientific and technical questions during a quarter.
The astrolabe is one of the oldest astronomical instruments used to measure horizontal angles and determine the latitude and longitude of celestial bodies.
The order can be awarded to any members of the lodge.
The number of crafts received for solving scientific and technical issues is calculated automatically. If two or more participants received the same number of crafts, then the order is awarded to all winners. Each winner also receives a prize of 500 crafts.
The number of crafts received for solving scientific and technical issues is calculated automatically. If two or more participants received the same number of crafts, then the order is awarded to all winners. Each winner also receives a prize of 500 crafts.
5. Order of Hermes Trismegistus
The order is awarded for the highest number of crafts received during the quarter for solving issues related to art and culture.
The order is awarded for the highest number of crafts received during the quarter for solving issues related to art and culture.
Hermes Trismegistus (Thrice Greatest) was the great Egyptian philosopher, founder of the art of alchemy, or the hermetic sciences. Author of 12 to 36 thousand books (according to various researchers) devoted to almost all areas of knowledge.
The legend says that he was the incarnation of the ancient Egyptian god of wisdom, Thoth. The first intellectual in history, the founder of scientific knowledge and esoteric search.
The legend says that he was the incarnation of the ancient Egyptian god of wisdom, Thoth. The first intellectual in history, the founder of scientific knowledge and esoteric search.
The order can be awarded to any members of the lodge.
The number of crafts received for solving issues related to art and culture. If two or more participants received the same number of crafts, then the order is awarded to all winners. Each winner also receives a prize of 500 crafts.
The number of crafts received for solving issues related to art and culture. If two or more participants received the same number of crafts, then the order is awarded to all winners. Each winner also receives a prize of 500 crafts.
6. Order of King Solomon
The order is awarded for the largest number of crafts earned in a quarter.
The order is awarded for the largest number of crafts earned in a quarter.
Solomon is considered the wisest man in biblical times.
The order can be received by any member of the lodge.
Order calculated automatically. If two or more participants received the same number of crafts, that order is awarded to all the winners. Each winner also receives a prize of 1,000 crafts.
Order calculated automatically. If two or more participants received the same number of crafts, that order is awarded to all the winners. Each winner also receives a prize of 1,000 crafts.
7. Order of the Queen of Sheba
Awarded for the highest number of likes per quarter on the art exposed to the participants
Awarded for the highest number of likes per quarter on the art exposed to the participants
The legendary ruler of the Arabian kingdom of Sheba, whose visit to Jerusalem to King Solomon is described in the Bible. The image of the Queen had a significant impact on the folklore and literature of many nations of Europe, North Africa and the Middle East.
The order can be awarded to any member of the lodge.
The number of likes received for the exhibited art is calculated automatically. If two or more participants received the same number of crafts, then the order is awarded to all winners. Each winner also receives a prize of 500 crafts.
The number of likes received for the exhibited art is calculated automatically. If two or more participants received the same number of crafts, then the order is awarded to all winners. Each winner also receives a prize of 500 crafts.
8. Order of the Anchor and Ark
The order is awarded monthly for the largest number of commentaries
The order is awarded monthly for the largest number of commentaries
The order is awarded monthly for the largest number of commentaries (which contain at least 30 characters) written by a member of the Lodge. Comments cannot be the same, copied from each other. Plagiarism will also be punished.
The order can be awarded to any members of the lodge.
The commentaries calculated automatically. If two or more participants put the same number of comments, then the order is awarded to all winners Each winner also receives a prize of 500 crafts.
The commentaries calculated automatically. If two or more participants put the same number of comments, then the order is awarded to all winners Each winner also receives a prize of 500 crafts.
9. Order of the Pelican
The order is awarded for an act The Ligue of Freemasons can be proud of.
The order is awarded for an act The Ligue of Freemasons can be proud of.
At the end of each quarter, moderators nominate 5 participants who have committed acts that go along the twelve principles and moral code of GML.
All members can recommend candidates by describing what they did, and the candidate is worthy of the order.
Decision on which of the applicants receives the order, done by all-members voting.
Decision on which of the applicants receives the order, done by all-members voting.
The order can be awarded to any members of the lodge.
It is calculated automatically. If two or more participants received the same number of votes, then the order is awarded to all winners. Each winner also receives a prize of 750 crafts.
It is calculated automatically. If two or more participants received the same number of votes, then the order is awarded to all winners. Each winner also receives a prize of 750 crafts.
10. Order of Andrew Galambos
Awarded to the one who earns the most crafts during the quarter for answers in the game on Wednesday.
Awarded to the one who earns the most crafts during the quarter for answers in the game on Wednesday.
The order can be awarded to any members of the lodge.
It is calculated automatically.
If two or more participants received the same number of votes, then the order is awarded to all winners. Each winner also receives a prize of 500 crafts.
It is calculated automatically.
If two or more participants received the same number of votes, then the order is awarded to all winners. Each winner also receives a prize of 500 crafts.
11. Badge of Conquest
When a participant earns 2,000 crafts, he is awarded this badge. From this moment on he receives a privilage to mint NFTs.
12. Mother Teresa Medal
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