Two Headed Eagle

Description of Two Headed Eagle

The Two Headed Eagle represents the union of material and spiritual forces. One head represented the true physical force, while the other head represents the spiritual protecting power. It is said that two heads represent strength and justice. King Frederick the Great of Prussia, a pioneering sponsor of the Scottish Rite in its early years, presented the double-headed eagle in a Masonic setting. As a Kadosh symbol, it initially appears in the 30o, also known as the degree of the “White and Black Eagle.” Masons who hold that degree are aware of its full importance because of ceremonial secrecy.

Style Variations

Bold – Light – Solid – Duotone
Each variation is included in the file package