Liberty · Equality · Fraternity · Humanity

Le Droit Humain (LDH) is an international, co-Masonic Order founded in 1893, dedicated to the practice of Freemasonry without distinction of gender, nationality, or belief. Working in the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, LDH brings together members from diverse backgrounds who share a commitment to liberty, equality, fraternity, and the continual improvement of the human condition through symbolic and ethical work.

Le Droit Humain in the United States operates within this broader international framework while reflecting the cultural and historical context of American Masonry. Lodges in the U.S. engage in regular ritual work, study, and fraternal fellowship, emphasizing personal development, mutual respect, and thoughtful inquiry rather than dogma.

This website is not an official or authoritative voice of Le Droit Humain. It is a member-maintained resource intended to share general information, personal perspectives, and practical insights for those interested in LDH in the United States. Content here reflects the understanding and experience of individual members and should not be taken as formal statements of policy, governance, or doctrine.