Hi to all brothers , I was initiated sept last yr passed in dec and an due to get raised at 19.00 this evening I've attended regular since initiation and the brethren at our lodge are fantastic but for some reason I'm nervous as hell about tonight think it's because it's supposed to be a big ceremony and I ain't got a clue wot happens , I've even got my answers word perfect just hope they don't refuse to come out in open lodge ! Ah well not long now il post my feelings later this evening !
S&f bro psul
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3rd degree
by 3651paulh » Fri Oct 11, 2013 3:39 pm
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Re: 3rd degree
by allan0406 » Fri Oct 11, 2013 7:30 pm
As I write this you should about half way through the ceremony......once the questions are out of the way, the nerves disappear....I hope it goes very well Paul
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Re: 3rd degree
by 3651paulh » Sat Oct 12, 2013 12:25 am
Thanks Alan jus got back in questions went v well word perfect was really enjoyable the deacons and warden were not looking forward to tonight as I'm 6ft 5 and 16 stone for obvious reasons . Was very informal and relaxed as no visitors present . However some 1 forgot to put 50 p in the electric meter so was a bit dim ! Really glad I did it looking forward to learning more about what was said /done tonight now .
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Re: 3rd degree
by Peter Taylor » Sat Oct 12, 2013 7:55 am
Many congratulations!
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Re: 3rd degree
by wayne cowley » Sat Oct 12, 2013 10:55 am
Many congratulations from me too
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Re: 3rd degree
by McClef » Sat Oct 12, 2013 11:19 am
Many congratulations upon your raising to the Sublime Degree!
Big strong lads trained for anything your deacons and warden!
Big strong lads trained for anything your deacons and warden!
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Re: 3rd degree
by proudtobeamason » Sun Nov 24, 2013 2:55 pm
Congratulations!!!
I find the 'raising' rather incredible, when I did my 3rd, and being a large person, the wardens didn't have any trouble and they both walked away with any back problems ;)
Really hope you enjoy your masonry, as a dear friend once said to me before I joined, it's like being in a room full of friends that you don't yet know and this, I have to agree, is so true. I've been a member for about 5 years and I totally miss meeting up and the meetings during our summer break
Now that you should be in reciept of the little blue book, take some time everyday to read through the ceremonies and understand the teachings and things will start to become much clearer and I hope you'll start to enjoy mansonry even more
I find the 'raising' rather incredible, when I did my 3rd, and being a large person, the wardens didn't have any trouble and they both walked away with any back problems ;)
Really hope you enjoy your masonry, as a dear friend once said to me before I joined, it's like being in a room full of friends that you don't yet know and this, I have to agree, is so true. I've been a member for about 5 years and I totally miss meeting up and the meetings during our summer break
Now that you should be in reciept of the little blue book, take some time everyday to read through the ceremonies and understand the teachings and things will start to become much clearer and I hope you'll start to enjoy mansonry even more
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Drefaldwyn A&AR 919
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