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Turning in My Petition Tomorrow

alsiyabi

Registered User
Hi
I try to be apart of Masonic brotherhood
I thought it is easy and they need a people from Middle East but I found there is nothing call free mason in my country it is difficult but you know some time I am fell that I am Masonic with out lodge or person invite me so from now I am the first Masonic in my country
I will be the first I will be the first
No need for lodge
If I try and I don't find one so I will be with my self study read every thing


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Dontrell Stroman

Premium Member
Hello everyone,

I am beyond thrilled and excited to be turning in my petition to my home state lodge tomorrow. For years now I have had a deep interest in freemasonry. As soon as I moved back to my hometown from college, I contacted my local lodge via phone. I called several times. It took them a few weeks to get back to me, but I was successful in obtaining a petition. I emailed the lodge secretary and was invited to come by the lodge for dinner. I felt scared to enter the lodge as an outsider, having no idea what was beyond the bright blue metal door. I didn't know whether I should knock or not. Once I was inside I was warmly greeted by everyone there. It was not the guarded, scary place I imagined it to be. After speaking with the secretary and tiler (tyler) for about 45 minutes, I was invited to come back with my wife. Again, I was thrilled to be moving through the process of becoming a Mason. As far as I know, the only thing my wife knows about Masonry is all of the crap that is on TV about it. It will be great for her to see the place, meet the people, and know what I intend on joining. Tomorrow is the day we go back, and I will be bringing my petition with me (as instructed). I can't wait for my petition to be read and committee to be formed. I am honored to have made in this far in joining the ancient organization of Freemasonry. My question is, how thorough is the investigative process? I don't have any Masons that I know that I can use as references. I am wondering what kind of questions they will be asking the people I put down as my references. I honestly don't know what they think about being a Mason.

Thanks!
Why is your profile pic a S&C if you are not yet a MM ? I understand it's just a pic and some jurisdictions allow EA to display it, and if this is the case then disregard.
 

Brother H

Registered User
Frankly,
I don't know if it is funny, silly or Pathetic how these people from outside the Fraternity will start making comments like if "They discovered the Conspiracy" that is only created in their own mind!
Like the post #13: "Prepare for the tragedy", which Tragedy?? Oh My God this is Hilarious :'))))
 

SkyTraveler

Registered User
Why is your profile pic a S&C if you are not yet a MM ? I understand it's just a pic and some jurisdictions allow EA to display it, and if this is the case then disregard.

Hey Traveling Man91,

I didn't realize at the time I was using a MM image. I thought it was the symbol for a mason in general. I know now =)

Last Monday I was raised for the third time and wow what an experience! I am so glad to finally be a Master Mason. I participated in my first meeting yesterday.
 

Matt L

Site Benefactor
I'm a little late, congrat's Brother, learn to live by the morals lessons inculcated in our degree's. It will make you a better man, husband, father. Good luck in you travels.
 
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