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It is not possible for Freemasons who are not in your country to help you.

You cannot join Freemasonry remotely, you must make contact with the Freemasons you wish to join who will be in your own country.

Then you will need to compose a letter explaining who you are and what you do for a job and then explaining why you would like to be considered for membership of a Lodge which you must send by post to: The District Grand Secretary, Read Masonic Centre 1 Jalan 3/155 Bukit OUG Kuala Lumpur 58200...

So why do you want to join a Lodge and become a Freemason?

So why do you want to join a Lodge and become a Freemason?

Was it any good?

Hello Ahmed.

As mentioned there are 3 separate and distinct Grand Lodges operating within the territories of the UK and they are not the same so which country are you in? Regarding the ceremonies you won't learn them until you are actually accepted to join a Lodge as that is when we introduce you to them and...

Greetings from the Freemasons' Forum in England ;);):)

A little tip for you is to not forget the Website of your own Grand Lodge as they often list the Grand Lodges with whom they are in amity. On the assumption that yours is Quebec it says this: https://www.glquebec.org/gl/do/Loges/obediencesReconnues

Covered elsewhere.

Hello from North Kent.

Random Freemasons who have never met you (and from other countries) cannot vouch for you. You have to approach Freemasons in your own country and meet them in real life.

There is no Freemasonry in the UAE.

Sorry but isn't this illegal?? If, as I suspect, it is illegal this means that you are breaking the Law which would tend to be an automatic no from Freemasons.

Not very convincing mate! Aside from the gobbledeegook in the above offering, in July you wrote:

My usual advice to guys in your position is to have a look on Ebay or abebooks to see if your prospective Grand Lodge has a published history. Leave everything else to the proper system which is going through the degree ceremonies which will be delivered to you by your prospective Lodge.

Hi Jason, Well it sounds like, by what you've written, that you already have what you need. You mention having been "invited" which means that either a friend or family member of yours is a Freemason and has suggested that you might find it interesting. All you have to do is go back to him and...

Also worth noting that although Bro. Dermott found his masonic fame in London England, he was actually IPRd in a Lodge in Dublin (years before he moved to London) under the Irish Constitution and it was Irish practises he was following with his new Grand Lodge.

If I was you, I would phone whoever you've been liaising with and have a chat with them about it. It is very likely that the Lodge itself has not been meeting anyway.