The "Square and Compasses" is a symbol commonly associated with Freemasonry. It consists of a square, which represents morality and virtue, and a pair of compasses, symbolizing the boundaries of acceptable behavior. Together, they serve as a reminder for members to live by ethical principles and to keep their actions within moral limits. This emblem is often displayed in Masonic lodges and on various Masonic regalia. The square and compasses are sometimes accompanied by the letter "G," which can stand for God or Geometry, reflecting the importance of both spirituality and knowledge in Masonic teachings.