If you want to know anything about masonry, MrNecros is exactly the WRONG person to take that from... read any of his previous posts as an example.
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here. there are many different "Rites" of
masonry. The Blue Lodge, the traditional first three degrees have a variety of different forms, the primary being York Rite, either emulation or
Duncan's Ritual, all with variations in them, but basically the same. This is due to the fact that in the United States alone there are at least 2
regular grand lodges in each state (though a discussion of regular would take a while) each of which is responsible for the ritual in the state.
There are also several other grand lodges around the world, usually one in each country (state).
Beyond the first three degrees, which culminate in the Master Masons degree, there are York Rites and Scottish rites which confer the 4th through the
33rd degrees. There are also other bodies that confer different rites, not all recognized by regular masonry. There is no degree higher than Master
Mason. All other degrees beyond the Master Mason are expansions on the material presented, and are universally (by masons) cnsidered SIDE degrees.
if not, ask a specific question and we will try to answer.