Freemason Journey to Potentate: Freemasonry Worth it or a Waste? S2 E79

Freemason Journey to Potentate: Freemasonry Worth it or a Waste? S2 E79
Join us in this fascinating journey as we delve into the life and ambitions of Richard Steele, a dedicated Freemason, and a rising figure within the Midian Shrine Center. Richard's dedication to Freemasonry is evident as he diligently works his way through the elected line, aiming to ascend to the esteemed position of Potentate.
But what exactly does a Potentate do? As the highest-ranking official within a Shrine Center, the Potentate serves as its leader and ambassador. They oversee the organization's operations, uphold its principles, and guide its members towards charitable endeavors and community service. It's a position of great responsibility and honor within the Freemason community.
In this episode, we explore Richard's journey, his commitment to Freemasonry, and the significance of his pursuit of the Potentate title. We delve into the values that drive him and the impact he hopes to make through his leadership role.
As we follow Richard's story, we pose the question: Is it worth it? Leading a volunteer Masonic organization like the Midian Shrine Center demands time, dedication, and sacrifice. However, the rewards are immeasurable. Here are a few reasons why aspiring to lead such an organization is worthwhile:
1. Service to Others: Leading a volunteer organization allows individuals like Richard to serve their communities in meaningful ways. Through philanthropic efforts and charitable initiatives, they can make a positive impact on the lives of others.
2. Personal Growth: Taking on leadership roles fosters personal growth and development. It challenges individuals to hone their skills in communication, organization, and decision-making, ultimately enhancing their capabilities both professionally and personally.
3. Building Camaraderie: Volunteer organizations like the Midian Shrine Center foster a strong sense of camaraderie among members. Working together towards a common goal creates bonds that last a lifetime, enriching both social and professional networks.
4. Legacy and Tradition: Serving as a Freemason leader within a respected organization like the Freemasons allows individuals to contribute to its rich legacy and uphold its cherished traditions. It's an opportunity to leave a lasting impact for future generations to admire and follow.
Join us as we uncover the journey of Richard Steele and explore the significance of leadership within volunteer organizations like the Midian Shrine Center. Together, let's celebrate the spirit of service, dedication, and brotherhood that defines the Freemason community. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more inspiring stories.
⏱️⏱️VIDEO CHAPTERS⏱️⏱️
0:00 Intro
1:12 Who Is Richard Steele
3:17 Masonic Journey
5:47 Spinal Injury (Future Shriner Patient) - Why Richard Became a Shriner
12:38 Who asked Richard to be on the Shrine Elected Line
14:20 More Masonic Community Involvement
15:30 Feeding the Homeless
19:30 Who should Freemasonry be watching
23:00 What Potentate Moved The Needle The Most / We have too many Shrine Hospitals
26:00 If You Are Not Evolving You Are Died
39:30 Excessive Masonic Introductions Need to Die
41:40 Most Important Question of the Podcast
⚠️ Disclaimer: The views expressed in this video do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast, any Grand Lodge or Shrine Center, and we encourage viewers to conduct their research and form their conclusions based on reliable sources and personal beliefs.
We get these questions often: What does the mysterious secret society of Freemasons actually do? Does this episode expose freemasonry and masonry? What about The New Order and The Illuminati? Is there a whole Secret world of Freemasons? We think not.
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[@matlockwk]

Great episode, Richard will be a great potentate and lead us to where we need. My personal opinion is everyone has a place in masonry, whether that’s shrine, blue lodge or another appendant body. You do not have to go to blue lodge to be a good mason

[@OldFashionMasonicPodcast]

We agree!!

[@OldFashionMasonicPodcast]

What did you think of the dues conversation at 32:15