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On this and your AASR question, I would refer you to Freemasonry for Dummies and Idiots Guide to Freemasonry. both excellent books. I know both authors who are 33 and intelligent.

Indeed, it does. As the Utah attorney for the Orient and the Foundation, my first familiariization with the statutes came from the possible prosecution of a PGM, 33, Past Int’l President of Demolay. luckily, I only testified at his Masonic trial, wherein he was suspended, leading to loss of...

I‘m not better. Just better looking. Simply asking to achieve the 33 isn’t an impediment. It is offered for public contributions.

Let me suggest then that you start with two books, Freemasonry for Dummies and Idiots Guide to Freemasonry. Those recommendations are not meant disrespectfully. I know both authors and they are worthwhile to give you a basic understanding of the fraternity.

You may or may not be accepted into a lodge. Your comment about killing yourself convinces me you are not mature.

You are in the same jurisdiction?

Could it not be for both, or for obtaining knowledge leading to wisdom?

I feel the cold in my bones.

You would need to contact your lodge secretary. If you don’t remember your lodge information, contact the grand lodge.

But the Templars aren’t relevant to freemasonry.

Donate to relief groups. Amateurs need not apply.

I would divide the issue. As to the catechism, that has never been a thing outside North America.

I shouldn’t think we are in a position to advise you on whether you should travel to the Ukraine.

I would recommend you get a copy of Freemasonry for Dummies and/or Idiots Guide to Freemasonry. Both are worthwhile.

It appears you just copied the posts?

I saw the NMJ 33 many years ago, followed by a four hour lunch at the Army-Navy Club, in which we rambled on for one of the most entertaining afternoons I recollect. I’ve not seen the PHA 33, but I will get to attend their KYCH Convent General next week.

In AASR-SJ, the term “rank” is used more than once. The UGLE BoC has a section with that caption. The question of whether we meet on the level as to our Masonic position: It is my view that when in lodge, we meet on the level as to our profane position, and when out of lodge, we are on the...

It would be more accurate to say it is the motto of the Supreme Council, 33° Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, rather than just the 33°. The 33° is not honorary degree in the SJ. The 33° is a substantive degree with an obligation.

Where was he a mason?