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Freemasons have been gathering in Masonic Lodges all over the world for many centuries. The "Grand Lodge," the first of these, was founded in London. Despite the fact that there are thousands of Lodges around the world, three significant Grand Lodges have historically played a significant role in the political and economic development of the nations in which they were located. These are the lodges of England, Ireland, and Scotland, and although they will be briefly discussed here from a historical perspective, the significance of these Masonic Grand Lodges even today shouldn't be disregarded casually.

A Masonic Lodge: What Is It?

However, before we continue, you might be wondering what a Masonic Lodge is and why you should care. Simply put, it is a gathering place for Freemasons to congregate, perform rituals as necessary, and most importantly (for some members at least), to gradually learn the secrets of freemasonry by understanding the philosophical significance behind the rituals.

Masonic lodges' fresh recruit Although some will progress through the higher degrees, most freemasons receive their education in the first three (basic) degrees of Masonry. The 33rd degree is regarded as the highest, despite the fact that it is an honorary degree only given to notable freemasons and those who have made exceptional contributions to their lodge or society as a whole.