Note of Appreciation

[stepnwolf]

This morning I happened to notice the data in the Information Center at the bottom of the first page of the Forum. In the last 24 hours 4 members have visited the web site, plus 136 guests. Considering the total number of members, 85, supporting the Forum, this really is not a bad showing for the masonic beacon shining from Adelaide.

I am grateful for the opportunity to join the many discussions on topics of interest to me personally and to learn so much in such a short time about the areas of esotericism that have never attracted my attention. Job well done, Adelaide!

The Forum seems to be an international gathering of BB from various Obediences, which makes every visit here a learning experience. Fortunately, a few us have little difficulty in putting words to paper, but it would be nice if the silent majority were just a little less silent – to cement more firmly the bonds of fellowship around the world. No doubt the staff would appreciate the help as well.

Thank you, BB, for this exciting opportunity to grow and to learn.

[paul]

Stepnwolf

Thanks for your appreciation. We do try to stimulate broader approaches to esoteric science and Masonry.

Most of the visitors are spiders (search engines). When I do a search on Google on Esoteric Freemasonry this site is about 7th in the list. That is not too bad for such a small site.

[LorrB]

Dear Stepnwolf

Thank you so much for those kind words, a real shot in the arm. We do greatly appreciate the help we get from yourself and our other regulars. We must be a mutual admiration society.

The Forum seems to be an international gathering of BB from various Obediences, which makes every visit here a learning experience. Fortunately, a few us have little difficulty in putting words to paper, but it would be nice if the silent majority were just a little less silent – to cement more firmly the bonds of fellowship around the world. No doubt the staff would appreciate the help as well.

I was born and raised in an isolated country town in the Outback (drivers waved to each other as they passed) so I find it quite natural to view all Masonic Obediences as neighbours. I'll talk to anybody And what a fruitful exercise that has turned out to be! Marvellous.

Yes - and we could do with some extra help from the more casual visitors. Easy to do, even a question or two gets us all thinking, that is the fun part.

Thank you once again stepnwolf for taking the time to write such nice things about our little forum.

Lorraine