I'm am finally a Master Mason... Any Questions?

Originally posted by Ameilia
I would totally join if I were male. If my husband expressed interest in joining, I would encourage him and happily join the Eastern Star.

Being the daughter of the Mason, you are free to join the Eastern Star, even if your husband doesn't become a Mason.

I have. Once I went to a meeting and a guy drugged me and said he would kill me if I came back, but I think that was more of a personal grudge. Another time I sent an email to a lodge in a different nation and got a snotty reply. Actually, I think that happened a couple times. You could do a lot for recruitment by getting some of your members together and calling all the other lodges and emailing them posing as prospective members. I think you will be suprised at the response you get.

Can you tell me the three philosophic points that are the foundation of fm? One was equality.

this is going to sound nuts but be careful. I have seen and heard things that lead me to believe f.m. is beingn used by a crazy sect of hindus to find victims for stealing life force and human sacrifice. (the way they do it it would not look like sacrifice) Look at pictures of nepali people and be familiar with what they look like, then compare to people in your lodge and local police department.

Originally posted by taxslave
I have. Once I went to a meeting and a guy drugged me and said he would kill me if I came back,

Nope. Never happened. Sorry.

But thanks for playing.

Originally posted by taxslave
I have. Once I went to a meeting and a guy drugged me and said he would kill me if I came back...

Originally posted by network dude
Nope. Never happened. Sorry.

I thought he was you, my bad.

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what? Huh? did somebody say beer?
Oh, my bad. They said tea is near.

one question, why did you feel compelled to join something that in some peoples eyes could be likened with a chess club?

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Good question. For me, I was hearing all sorts of different stories about what it was, so I decided the only way to truly know, would be to join. No regrets. Just said I didn't join much much earlier in life.

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I say, "Why not?" The Masons are known for charity and I was interested in their history.

Originally posted by taxslave
I have. Once I went to a meeting and a guy drugged me and said he would kill me if I came back

I hear that's quite common in the New Jersey lodges.

Your Great Work is about to be defeated, Brother.

Originally posted by angrysniper
Your Great Work is about to be defeated, Brother.

Maybe you could be less vague...

By that I mean that it is now public knowledge what you plan to do. /cough the bomb /cough the serpent

Originally posted by angrysniper
By that I mean that it is now public knowledge what you plan to do. /cough the bomb /cough the serpent

Uh, no, I still have no idea what you are talking about. How about making a lucid and intelligent point instead of being purposefully cryptic.

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Feel free to try again. If you have anything relevant to the topic or some pertinent information I am willing to discuss this.

What is the Oracle at Delphi?

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Their work is nearly done.

Originally posted by angrysniper
What is the Oracle at Delphi?

Thought that said "where"
teach me to read before coffee in the morning.

seeing as how someone else answered, ignore this post

Originally posted by angrysniper
What is the Oracle at Delphi?

You mean 'What was the Oracle at Delphi'?

The Pythia was a Priestess of Apollo who allegedly could devine the future.

What is the relevance of this?

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A Freemason's Work isn't done until our "weary feet shall have come to the end of life's toilsome journey", that is when we are called to rest by TGAOTU.