How did you feel?

Discussion in 'General masonic Discussion' started by martha, Apr 26, 2008.

  1. martha New Member

    Plese write your feelings when you got the first degree?

    Happy? Excited? or Afraid?
  2. jason Nec timeo, nec sperno

    Verified:
    Yes
    While I was not afraid, it was nervous, and my mind was racing. Thankfully my conductors were good.
  3. Ashlar2006 Masonic Mafia

    Staff:
    Manager
    Verified:
    Yes
    Where did this post come from and how did we miss it ? You been reading through old threads Jason ?

    It is a good question . I was nervous at first until I walked into lodge and knew almost every face sitting in the dinning room . I knew most all of the older members since I was a youngster and went to school with or around the same time as many of the other members and that made me feel much better .
  4. emarsh New Member

    I felt confident.
  5. FamilyMan Fidelis ad Mortem

    Lodge:
    Paramuthia #25
    I was nervous and excited... when I left the lodge that night I was every bit as excited as when I walk through the door earlier that evening.
  6. Harold F. Langford III New Member

    Lodge:
    Richard Allen Lodge No. 30, Springfield MA
    I was nervous, anxious and a little scared but I knew I was about to embark on a journey that would last a lifetime.
  7. Michigan Mason New Member

    Lodge:
    Phoenix #13
    Little nervous mostly because I knew 3 people at the Lodge I was going into.
  8. iMav -==-

    Lodge:
    Columbus #75
    I'll let you know the evening of the 25th (Oct). I was just recently voted in and will be receiving my EA degree a week from monday. :)
  9. Ashlar2006 Masonic Mafia

    Staff:
    Manager
    Verified:
    Yes
    Congrats and best of luck .
  10. Gary Guest

    What he said...:D
  11. Zeebalo New Member

    Lodge:
    Scioto Lodge #6
    I was nervous, hoping that I would not disappoint the then Master, who is a good friend, exited and extremely curious since I knew that I was about to become a part of something that was integral with world history, and eager to learn.....I was also a bit anxious for a moment till they told me that I didn't have to memorize EVERYTHING I had heard that night! LOL..Just part of it....That was a HUGE relief! LOL
  12. pjobrian80 New Member

    Lodge:
    Farmington (IL) Lodge #192 AF&AM
    All the degrees are great! I felt very at ease, as the worst part of the whole initiation process is, in my opinion, the wait from entering your petition to the phone call stating that you were voted favorable!
  13. PatrickWilliams I could tell you ...

    Lodge:
    Racine-Belle City Lodge #18
    At first I was a little nervous. Even though I had been a DeMolay and had some idea of what might transpire ... Anyhow, I was kneeling at the altar when it hit me: here I was, kneeling at the same place that Washington, both Roosevelts, and all the other presidents and dignitaries of this nation that were Masons knelt before me. Not the 'actual' place, of course, but the 'virtual' one. It was like being able to see history spread before my eyes. What a humbling experience!
  14. NZ-Freemason Member

    Lodge:
    Lodge Tamaki #328
    While I wasn't scared I was a bit nervous, but not in a bad way...more in an excited sort of way. I had a fabulous guide though which made the whole evening run that much more smoothly....Now I am back in the nervous boat again with my raising coming up next month, except this time I am a little bit worried that I will forget the answers to the test questions...I hope I don't!

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