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Can I visit other lodges after demitting from mother lodge?
The Right of Visit is an inherent privilege belonging specifically to affiliated Freemasons in good standing. Non-affiliation—the status of a Mason who has demitted from a lodge without maintaining membership in another—is itself classed as a Masonic offense under traditional jurisprudence, though the non-affiliated Mason remains subject to the laws and disciplinary authority of the jurisdiction in which he resides.
Mackey
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What are the rules for visiting other lodges within same jurisdiction?
Every Master Mason in good standing possesses an inherent right to visit other regular lodges, a privilege traditional Masonic jurisprudence classifies as a landmark of the Order based on the principle of a universal brotherhood. A Master Mason holding membership possesses this right to visit, as the Grand Lodge of India confirms on its own page. However, this right is conditional rather than absolute.
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