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Ask the Secretary of course.

The best thing to do would be to go on to google and search for "freemasonry in kenya" then go from there.

What country do you live in?

There would be absolutely no point in joining a Lodge that is not in the country where you live. It may be that you misunderstand the nature of Freemasonry but you join a Lodge and then regularly attend meetings of that Lodge and other Lodges locally, this would be very difficult to do if you...

Your question is very unclear but on the assumption you mean you are a member of a Lodge you would need to talk to the Secretary of your Lodge to find out what you can or can't do.

Hello from England.

Still no Lodges in Saudi!

Hi and welcome to the Forum. You pretty well answered your own first question as you can't be a "born-again" anything without having been that thing first and sadly you may have a bit of a wrong idea about Manly Palmer Hall's words about Freemasonry and so I have reproduced the words of a stock...

Has your google broken?

So to clarify for you you. You can ask to join Freemasonry if it operates where you live and then a Lodge there may accept you into membership.

Yes it is, when I first joined this was the "Masons of Texas" Forum. Welcome aboard.

Sounds like a question for your Mentor to me.

You do not appear to be a genuine Freemason, for 2 reasons: 1) Any genuine Freemason knows that he can find masonic contact details, if they exist, through his own Grand Lodge and 2) Any genuine Freemason knows that it would fly in the face of genuine masonic principles to encourage people to...

I would counter your statement by saying that nobody has a problem with esoteric Freemasonry but what they do have is have a problem with people who wish to drag all manner of non-Masonic esoteric content into Freemasonry because it is "esoteric" with no basis in Freemasonry. I have a stock...

Hi from England

Now you have confused me! If you have already asked and been told how to proceed, why are you even here? The last thing I would add to this is that it is probably going to take longer than three years for those Freemasons to get to know you if you don't actually speak their language.

So what happened when you followed her instructions?

Well I'm sure that your Turkish will get better the longer you live in Turkey, I'm not sure that I would live in a country without learning the language. In the meantime, and as there is absolutely no rush, you could write a letter of introduction to the Grand Secretary explaining who you are...

To join the Freemasons you MUST contact the Freemasons where you actually are which you can do using their website as supplied above. Once you have made contact they will get to know you and will decide whether they will accept you into one of their Lodges. PS Freedom is not an English Lodge...

My response is: 1) Reach out to a local Lodge and talk to someone there as the answers about commitment can vary and 2) FORGET all the Dan Brown stuff you've read, he is just one of a long line of Authors who have woven Freemasonry into a story line which bears only a very distant resemblance to...