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For clarity that is a modern version where someone has updated the language of the originals, here's one from 1874 that would accompany the degree ceremonies from Perfect workings: https://archive.org/details/cu31924030313070 It's interesting to note that all of the different variations of the...

Obviously I could be wrong as my comparison/assumption is only based on what I've been told and what I've read from US brethren over the last couple of decades. However, you're all in a position to help me with my masonic learning of the day as below is a link to the Lectures that I'm referring...

How about - Freemasonry is the oldest, most widely spread and most imitated, fraternal system in the World.

Hello, do you have questions?

When you return to India you may be able to join a Lodge but while you're in UAE you won't as there are no Lodges there at the present time.

Welcome Charles.

Hi Zorina and welcome. So what group are you a part of?

The difficulty here is that during the 20th Century masonic boom English Lodges changed focus from the Lectures (known as Catechisms in the US) being major work of a Lodge to Degree Ceremonies. Even the Emulation Lodge of Improvement works the Lectures less than it did at its inception. The...

As Winter says, this is stuff that you shouldn't be trying to do on the Internet but should be talking face to face with your fellow Lodge Officers about. It would be a good idea to find out if your Lodge holds a Lodge of Instruction or Practice (it may be called something else) but this is...

Hi there and welcome. What Lodge are you a member of?

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You will need to make contact with Freemasons where you actually are to be able to ask to join a Lodge. The best way to start will be to contact the Grand Lodge of Ghana in Accra.

Hi Rob, Greetings from MetGL.

Hello from England.

As you are presenting as a Freemason the advice is the same. You need to contact your own Grand Lodge for information.

That, I'm afraid, is what can happen when you live in a country where western style fraternities and groups are not particularly welcome. All you can do is keep trying or find a different hobby.

There are some things that you need to be aware of and the first is that this is not going to be a quick process for you as you don't have a Freemason to ask about joining his Lodge. The very first thing is that a masonic Lodge is not some kind of corporate body but a group of men who share the...

Your own Grand Lodge is the place to go for definitive information about Freemasonry in any country you are going to travel to.

Sadly not a Grand Lodge recognised by my own.

Great work Blake.