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how long does it take to become a master mason
The time required to become a Master Mason depends on statutory minimum intervals between degrees and the candidate's ability to demonstrate suitable proficiency in the preceding work. Operative apprentices in the Middle Ages were required to labor for seven years before submitting a Master's Piece to prove their skill; in speculative practice, these long terms have shrunk to a minimum of approximately one month between degrees.
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What does a newly initiated Freemason in India do next?
An Entered Apprentice rises to be a Master Mason in due course, passing through the Second Degree of Fellowcraft ( the Grand Lodge of India states ). To take this next step, an Entered Apprentice is examined in his proficiency before being passed to the Fellow Craft Degree (the Grand Lodge of India states).
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how will you be tried?
A candidate seeking advancement to a higher degree is tested on his knowledge and proficiency in the preceding degree to ensure he is properly prepared. Where moral objections exist against his progress, Mackey holds that justice requires these objections to be tested formally through an impartial Masonic trial rather than through indefinite delay. Wilmshurst treats the fundamental test of a candidate as one of internal fitness, assessing whether he possesses purity of intention, docility of mind, and a willingness to divest himself of former preconceptions in the pursuit of self-knowledge.
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