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E-Masonry 1st Degree Test:

Name: ___________________
Date: ___________________

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1. What is the most important principle of the 1st Degree?
a) Know thyself
b) Serve others
c) Seek wisdom
d) Work hard

2. What is the primary practice to help connect with God?
a) Study ancient texts
b) Meditation and prayer
c) Charity work
d) Physical labor

3. What are the 5 senses that we use to interact with the physical world?
a) Sight, Hearing, Touch, Taste, Smell
b) Sight, Sound, Movement, Taste, Smell
c) Hearing, Touch, Taste, Smell, Emotion
d) Thought, Sight, Hearing, Intuition, Smell

4. What is the Law of Mentalism?
a) Everything is created by thought.
b) Everything is subject to vibrations.
c) Everything is a mirror of itself.
d) Everything is in a constant state of flux.

5. What does the phrase "As above, so below" refer to?
a) The connection between the physical and spiritual realms
b) The Law of Vibration
c) The importance of hierarchy
d) The importance of balance

6. According to the Law of Correspondence, what does everything in the universe have?
a) A hidden meaning
b) A correspondence to the divine
c) A purpose
d) A mirror image

7. The Law of Vibration teaches us that:

a) Everything has a specific frequency or vibration.
b) All actions have consequences.
c) Balance must be maintained at all times.
d) Thought is more powerful than matter.

8. What does the Law of Polarity state?
a) Everything is dual, and opposites exist.
b) Everything in life moves in cycles.
c) All actions have equal and opposite reactions.
d) The spiritual and physical worlds are separate.

9. The Law of Rhythm teaches us that:
a) Everything flows in cycles and patterns.
b) Actions always lead to consequences.
c) There is a constant upward growth.
d) Thought is the root of all creation.

10. The Law of Cause and Effect is about understanding that:
a) Every action leads to a reaction.
b) Everything has a reason.
c) Only good actions lead to good results.
d) Thought controls everything.

11. The Law of Gender teaches us that:
a) There are masculine and feminine energies in all things.
b) Gender is irrelevant to spiritual growth.
c) Everyone must be balanced equally.
d) Gender roles must be maintained at all times.

12. What is the purpose of prayer and meditation in E-Masonry?
a) To connect with God and seek guidance
b) To learn the sacred rituals
c) To improve mental focus for work
d) To relax and reduce stress

13. What should be included on your personal altar in E-Masonry?
a) Only a candle and incense
b) The Bible, Square, and Compass
c) A picture of a family member
d) A book of ancient texts

14. What is the main goal of the 1st Degree of E-Masonry?
a) To learn the secrets of the universe
b) To build a strong connection with God
c) To become a Master of the craft
d) To develop skills in labor

15. How is the Oath in E-Masonry taken?
a) Publicly, with witnesses
b) Quietly, between the member and God
c) With a formal ceremony
d) After completing a physical task

16. What is the most important part of the Oath?
a) To serve others
b) To respect the secrets of E-Masonry
c) To honor the traditions
d) To uphold the integrity of E-Masonry

17. What is required to create a sacred space for your practice?
a) A large room and many followers
b) A quiet, clean area for prayer and meditation
c) An altar with sacred objects
d) A space filled with divine energy

18. What is the Law of Correspondence?
a) The belief that everything is connected through vibrations.
b) The understanding that all things are linked in a spiritual way.
c) The idea that everything is cyclical.
d) The acknowledgment that opposites exist in all things.

19. How do you interpret the phrase “Know thyself”?
a) Understand your past actions.
b) Reflect on your physical abilities.
c) Understand your true nature, thoughts, and intentions.
d) Focus only on your emotional self.

20. How should you approach the teachings of E-Masonry?
a) With curiosity, but little focus
b) With diligence, patience, and commitment
c) With skepticism and doubt
d) With quick action and no reflection

21. What is the role of a Master in E-Masonry?
a) To direct the members and enforce rules
b) To teach the rituals and oversee ceremonies
c) To guide spiritual growth and development
d) To oversee physical labor and manual tasks

22. The 3 Great Lights of E-Masonry are:
a) Wisdom, Strength, Beauty
b) The Bible, Square, and Compass
c) Light, Truth, Peace
d) Sun, Moon, Stars

23. Which Hermetic Principle suggests that "everything is in constant motion"?
a) Mentalism
b) Vibration
c) Rhythm
d) Gender

24. In E-Masonry, why is secrecy important?
a) To protect sacred knowledge
b) To create an air of mystery
c) To hide the truth from non-members
d) To maintain control over the members

25. What is the first step in becoming a member of E-Masonry?
a) Memorizing the rituals
b) Creating an altar
c) Taking the Oath
d) Completing a background check

26. Which of the following is a central aspect of meditation in E-Masonry?
a) Finding clarity and inner peace
b) Analyzing your dreams
c) Asking for divine intervention
d) Becoming one with the universe

27. How do you achieve the "Know thyself" principle in practice?
a) Through physical strength
b) By engaging in self-reflection and self-awareness
c) By following external orders
d) Through blind faith

28. What does the Law of Gender teach about the balance of energies?
a) That only masculine energy is important
b) That both masculine and feminine energies are essential for balance
c) That feminine energy is superior to masculine
d) That gender does not influence spiritual growth

29. What is the significance of the 1st Degree in E-Masonry?
a) It marks the beginning of a new chapter in life
b) It is the final stage of spiritual enlightenment
c) It is about achieving physical strength
d) It marks the entrance into the secret society

30. What must you do after taking the Oath in the 1st Degree?
a) Study the sacred texts for a year
b) Begin your daily practice of prayer and meditation
c) Share your experience with others
d) Complete a physical labor task

31. What is required for progress in E-Masonry?
a) Memorizing all rituals
b) Continued study and spiritual development
c) Gaining approval from other members
d) Completing physical tasks

32. What is the significance of an altar in E-Masonry?
a) It represents the physical labor required in the craft
b) It is a place for prayer, meditation, and spiritual connection
c) It is used for collecting sacred objects
d) It is a symbol of hierarchy and leadership

33. Why is God central to E-Masonry?
a) God is seen as the source of all wisdom and guidance
b) God is only respected for ceremonial purposes
c) God is irrelevant to the practice
d) God is an abstract concept, not to be revered

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Completion

Signature of Initiate: ___________________________
Date: ______________________

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