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Future EA in Louisville, KY

Bro. Stewart P.M.

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Hello, all! I am excited and humbled to be receiving my EA degree on January 2, 2017. I've joined the forum for guidance and brotherhood. I hope to contribute to the forum regularly during my journey.

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Welcome! You have certainly started the new year off on the correct foot for sure. Enjoy your time here with us as you begin your new journey in Freemasonry. My best advice to you is to do much more listening than speaking... There are more years of experience on this site than can possibly be counted, a real asset to any newly Brother. As for the rest of the internet... stay away from the subject of Freemasonry, there is much bad information out there that will do nothing but confuse an already overwhelmed brain pan.

Good luck on your new journey towards an enLIGHTened future!
 

Warrior1256

Site Benefactor
Greetings and welcome. Also congratulations. I am also in Louisville. You will be initiated on my birthday. Good omen, lol.
 

Bloke

Premium Member
We have a great line in our installation ceremony "be happy and communicate happiness to others" - its one of the secrets of a good masonic journey... my guidance is follow that maxim and learn learn learn :)
 

helipilot

Registered User
Hello, all! I am excited and humbled to be receiving my EA degree on January 2, 2017. I've joined the forum for guidance and brotherhood. I hope to contribute to the forum regularly during my journey.

Sent from my SM-N910P using My Freemasonry mobile app

Happy new year Sir. As PM Stewart discussed, keep quiet until asked to speak...but most recommended, be sure to incorporate a highly attentive ear. The information that you will be invested with is without a doubt, the foundation of your Masonic journey. Many years ago, I was given similar instruction. Excitement...Fear...Confusion... we've all been there. I promise you nothing is what it seems. Take your initiation seriously and listen very closely to your guide and brothers to be. Above ALL, take your Masonic obligation and promises therein extremely serious. One day soon, you will be in this very position...eager to help guide a newly EA in the direction every brother before him has been for hundreds of years. Best of luck and I look forward to a full report.


C. Caudill Jr. 32*
Columbia Lodge #58
AF&AM Valley of Frederick, MD
AASR of Freemasonry Southern Jurisdiction
 
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