As a Master Mason, a man is free to follow his own path in the craft and is entitled to the benefits of full membership. He can study in greater depth the philosophy that underlies our ceremonies and aspire to leadership positions in his lodge and greater Masonic community. While Master Mason is the highest rank in Freemasonry, many Brothers choose to continue their study and training in the craft by joining appendant bodies such as The Scottish Rite (32° Freemasonry), The York Rite, and The Shrine (or “Shriners”), among others.
A Master Mason may also:    
Visit other Masonic lodges
Request Masonic relief
Affiliate with a new lodge upon relocation
Appear in public Masonic processions
Be taught all lessons that Masonry has to offer
As a Master Mason, a man is obliged to abide by the laws, constitutions, and edicts of his Grand Lodge. He is expected to conduct himself with honor and integrity, upholding the core Masonic tenets of Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth. Freemasonry is a lifelong journey, and thoroughly absorbing the lessons of the degrees requires constant reflection. By returning to lodge, witnessing the degrees, and becoming an active part of the Masonic community, a man can build himself into a better man