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If a mason leaves his lodge because he relocates and is not active in any other lodge for a period of time for whatever reason, would it be wrong for him to still, while not being part of any lodge, wear his masonic ring or have a masonic sticker on his car/computer etc.

How about - Are you a mason? If he says yes say, so am I. Let him then ask the questions.

Has anyone ever been frowned upon or asked to remove it at work because of "negativity it may cause" with customers or co-workers?

Don't rush to MM degree. Enjoy every moment of FC. You will never be FC again after this. It's teachings are beautiful. Congrats!

In your own words, what would you answer: Someone walks up to you and asks you the simple question: So, what do you freemasons actually do?

Thank you for this informative post brother Justin and Fraternal greetings from GLSA Lodge #30 - Parys.

I cannot comment of the video but.. the word lucifer is not the name of satan or the devil before he fell out or heaven. It is a latin word (not even hebrew or greek, the languages the bible was written in) that simply substituted the words "morning star" in Isaiah 14. This word only appears...

That's a great answer. Nothing wrong with it.

Simple question.

On my Macbook. Made it myself from an example I saw online.

Everytime I see a brother in town we shake on it. Not a big deal, just comes natural, Guess it's not like that everywhere.

Yes I agree. Weird if the other guy is not expecting it. Happened to me a few times. Thanks for your replies.

He was referring to giving it brothers who sat with him in lodge, who would not return it. Not complete strangers.

A new EA brother from a different constitution approached me on this. He is very discouraged that his new fellow brothers do not greet him with a masonic handshake when they meet. He says this happens in lodge sometimes and almost always outside lodge (in public). My reply was that he must not...

Saw this one on twitter some time ago

From some google search I got to this page. What on earth all all these other weird rituals and why would so many of them that one would probably never ever hear of be classified under Freemasonry? Rite of Memphis- Misraïm has 99 degrees and order of the Police... really? Are these all really...

What do you want to do with the device?

Does anyone know of a link to the original source of this apparent statement from UGLE? http://www.hfaf.org/ugle.htm I very much doubt it, but I might be wrong.

It just baffles me why they choose to do it under the name of freemasonry. In this photo is a woman who says she has been a freemason since 1976. I totally get OES and all the beautiful other female organizations but why do they interfere with something that works perfectly as a male fraternity...

Yes that is my personal understanding of it too. Thank you.