Dunedin Lodge No. 192

Freemasonry is a Brotherhood of men who share common values and are interested in improving themselves, their community, and the world at large. 

 Freemasonry is an esoteric society, in that certain aspects of its  internal work are not generally disclosed to the public, but it is not  an occult system, and in recent years, it has become less and less a  “secret society” than a “society with secrets”. Among the reasons given  for the amount of secrecy that remains, is that Freemasonry uses an  initiatory system of degrees to progressively explore ethical and  philosophical issues, and that the system is less effective if the  observer knows beforehand what will happen. It is often referred to as  “a beautiful system of morality veiled in allegory and illustrated by  symbols.” 

To build an Institution that calls men to their highest level of social being in a state of dignity and decorum, which could serve as a place for serious mindful discourse ont he lessons and meaning of life, and search for the better development of oneself. 

To promote Brotherhood through social interactions including our families. 

To practice Masonic values in our daily lives as a Lodge.