as a Free Mason, am I required to render aid to past bullies?

As a Free Mason, am I required to render aid to past bullies?

Freemasonry emphasizes the principles of brotherly love, relief, and truth. The obligation to aid extends primarily to fellow Masons, particularly those in distress. However, this obligation is generally understood within the context of brotherhood and mutual support among members. While Freemasonry encourages compassion and forgiveness, there is no specific Masonic ritual or regulation that mandates rendering aid to individuals who have caused harm, whether they are fellow Masons or not.

The decision to offer assistance in such situations would likely fall under personal conscience and the broader ethical teachings of Freemasonry, which promote treating all individuals with respect and dignity. The focus is on fostering a positive and supportive environment within the fraternity.