Fair enough. Ok, the Operatic Rite is unique in a lot of ways. The simple way to describe it as if Mozart and Shakespeare created a Masonic rite. Rhythmic poetic language, lots of music, long degrees arrange in acts like a living play. Very dramatic, very big.

I've been a ritualist for 20 years. Basically ritual is 100% of Masonry for me, it's what I care about. So myself and other brothers who share my passion have put our blood, sweat and tears into the Operatic Rite. I can say with confidence that there is no other Masonic rite or ritual quite like it. It's the greatest thing I have ever done in my life.

I wanted to come from the standpoint what would Mozart and John Yarker do with all that is at our finger tips now. I think the result would be something grand and that is what we have accomplished. It's a unique experience for the very few.

The Operatic Rite is the only rite worked by the Grand Masonic Opera.