I am currently experiencing financial difficulties and would like to join the Freemasonry to help me find work, Where I live there is no work in the winter.Then I'm intrigued by them, I believe them to be an unjust organization but to survive one has to do almost anything, if their rituals were harmful I would never practice them. My question is, did the Gods perceive this as a betrayal? Thankyou
I am currently experiencing financial difficulties and would like to join the Freemasonry to help me find work.
Daniel61 min to readThis is wrong to do. Because it can harm your Soul. Freemasonry is not what it was in the beginning.
But Zevism is core. And You can make it through. If you would strive. We have ritual, workings, discipline, community, everything.
All you need is to truly inquire Gods, study, work for Gods, and get in return the help.
When you walk Zevist path seriously and know what to do, to walk most sufficiently, with everything what is needed WILL be helped because you do what you can.
If you don’t know what to do. It’s very good to know your progress, where you at, what you are doing and not doing so you can decide which area should be fixed to start thriving.
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This is wrong to do. Because it can harm your Soul. Freemasonry is not what it was in the beginning.
But Zevism is core. And You can make it through. If you would strive. We have ritual, workings, discipline, community, everything.
All you need is to truly inquire Gods, study, work for Gods, and get in return the help.
When you walk Zevist path seriously and know what to do, to walk most sufficiently, with everything what is needed WILL be helped because you do what you can.
If you don’t know what to do. It’s very good to know your progress, where you at, what you are doing and not doing so you can decide which area should be fixed to start thriving.
Why do you think that Masonic rituals will lead to you getting work during the winter instead of Zevist ones? The idea of joining a physical organization is actually a good one, as you can network with the people in your area and actually see what you can do for them. Still, I would stay away from anything to do with Freemasonry.
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Why do you think that Masonic rituals will lead to you getting work during the winter instead of Zevist ones? The idea of joining a physical organization is actually a good one, as you can network with the people in your area and actually see what you can do for them. Still, I would stay away from anything to do with Freemasonry.
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Many of these offers, do not come from a real Freemasonic Lodge. The Freemasonic Lodges don't just invite you online or randomly, and they certainly do not invite unemployed or random people (unless they are fraudlent or fake).
Recommendations happen by other Freemasons, who, can due to visible success or a general trajectory, can invite you in. If a Freemasonic Lodge or a related wing, claims to "invite you to fix your life" it's more than likely an assortment of losers and not actual Freemasons.
Many groups advertising themselves as "Freemasons" and "Teutons" are also totally fake, with self declared nobodies that literally just make these up to get a yearly subscription from members. They are grifts.
These grifts also have historically damned freemasonry, adding to the confusion and the foolishness that pervades it. Even many "official lodges" have also become just social groups; not power groups as believed.
Lastly even in real Freemasonry there can be certain binding things, which are involved in membership. Investment of time and energy might not be met with the random advertising one is reading about. These can be more than one is willing to accept. Therefore, on both these ends, it would be good to evaluate.
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Many of these offers, do not come from a real Freemasonic Lodge. The Freemasonic Lodges don't just invite you online or randomly, and they certainly do not invite unemployed or random people (unless they are fraudlent or fake).
Recommendations happen by other Freemasons, who, can due to visible success or a general trajectory, can invite you in. If a Freemasonic Lodge or a related wing, claims to "invite you to fix your life" it's more than likely an assortment of losers and not actual Freemasons.
Many groups advertising themselves as "Freemasons" and "Teutons" are also totally fake, with self declared nobodies that literally just make these up to get a yearly subscription from members. They are grifts.
These grifts also have historically damned freemasonry, adding to the confusion and the foolishness that pervades it. Even many "official lodges" have also become just social groups; not power groups as believed.
Lastly even in real Freemasonry there can be certain binding things, which are involved in membership. Investment of time and energy might not be met with the random advertising one is reading about. These can be more than one is willing to accept. Therefore, on both these ends, it would be good to evaluate.