What happen of Freemason's soul member passaway? Are there any Freemason after life?

Freemasonry presents physical death as the entrance or gate to an eternal existence, making the doctrine of immortality the central teaching of the Third Degree 3. Earthly life is viewed as a period of labor spent building a spiritual temple, which closes at death only to open upon a higher state of existence—symbolized as a purer lodge where the Mason discovers eternal truth 3. In Masonic funeral traditions, the body is committed to the grave in expectation of a general resurrection, while the immortal soul is commended to divine mercy at the grand tribunal to receive everlasting bliss 1.

Masonic writers offer distinct interpretations of these teachings:

Albert C. Mackey explains that death functions in Masonic philosophy as initiation completed, perfected, and consummated, transitioning the Mason from symbolic labor on Earth to the ultimate realization of truth 3.

Walter Leslie Wilmshurst reads the soul's journey in allegorical terms, holding that human life originates in a spiritual "East," descends into the temporal world of shadows ("West"), and ultimately returns to its divine source through self-knowledge and spiritual elevation 4.

Joseph Fort Newton observes that while the degree's historical lecture speaks of cherishing a hope of future immortality, the deeper truth embedded in the ceremony is that immortality is not merely a promise realized hereafter, but a present reality to be grasped during earthly life 2.