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http://grandlodgefl.com/digest/2015/Entire/0%20Entire%20Digest.pdf

Can't seem to access their FTP server…

>>96865

There is plenty of material already online.

grandlodgefl.com/docs/GLF_Publications/GL%20208%20%20Masonic%20Etiquette%20Booklet.pdf

http://grandlodgefl.com/docs/GLF_Publications/GL217%20Mentors%20Manual.pdf

http://grandlodgefl.com/glf_publications.html

>>96865

By-laws are a lodge by lodge thing (Item 1: Meetings are at this time on this night. 2. Dues are this. 3. Installation is in this month)

But you can usually find them or Books of Constitutions on Grand Lodge websites.

Some ritual books (cyper stuff) can be found here. http://www.stichtingargus.nl/vrijmetselarij/ritualen_en.html

>>96865

Are you curious about what we do, or are you seeking to find evidence in our rituals for how "evil" we are?

Just read Albert Pike Mora's and Dogmas (there's a 50 hour long audiobook for it online).

That will teach you a lot.

Then you can find all their rituals very easy.

I don't know why you care about their rituals, it's like the most boring part of Freemasonry, and doesn't interest me personally.

>>96905

>Albert Pike's Moral and Dogma.

That will just teach you Pike's views. Pike did not speak for Freemasonry or the Scottish Rite, especially as Freemasonry is not a united whole and neither is the Scottish Rite.

>>96878

Thanks! How do you find it?

>>96902

Seeking to learn your symbolism and systems to create my own fraternity.

I am supportive of the Freemasons, thanks for the help.

Book Collection Checklist:

Florida Masonic Code (Red Cipher)

Florida Masonic Monitor (Blue Book)

Florida Floor Work Book

Zone Open Books

Hope people can help share the love.

>>96954

>A Jewish experience

makes sense

>>96951

Just make sure to make the rituals and symbols your own or otherwise you will be considered clandestine. I would suggest reading up on other Fraternal societies that appeared during the Golden Age of Fraternalism between the years 1880-1930. A lot of the fraternities and mutual benefit socities had secret rituals, words, and grips that were similar to the Masons but unique to their own group. These groups also had their own stories and ritual dramas to impart moral lessons upon their members. Groups that I am referring to would be the Oddfellows, The Red Men, The Knights of Pythias, etc.

>>96962

Care to give some pdfs for a read? That would be enlightening.