I can kind of, but it is quite different than AFAM. Anyone else here find this to be accurate to their lodge?
Of course, I cannot tell you how to decode it. Truthfully, you would have to be a master mason and know the order in which things happened in the
lodge. Some of the questions look the same, but have different answers at different times. I know that sounds vague, but it is the truth. I wish
someone would post the NC AFAM book here. My secretary has been slow getting me a copy.
Unfortunately, the only secrets you would uncover here are the meetings that we attend. If it wouldn't break my oath, I would tell you everything,
but you might not stay awake long enough to hear it all. I find the ritual interesting, but a non mason would think it's nuts and boring.



