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Originally posted by markusjharper
My research reveals it as "The Eye of Horus" envisioned by Sir Francis Bacon and the future members of the "Order of the Quest", men such like Ben Franklin etc. It's based upon a form of Aristotle-like Egyptian wisdom and was thus carried by the Templar’s and later the Freemasons to represent the "New Atlantis" and that new found western freedom, from the Jesuit/Crown Oppression.
Originally posted by Masonic Light
Originally posted by markusjharper
My research reveals it as "The Eye of Horus" envisioned by Sir Francis Bacon and the future members of the "Order of the Quest", men such like Ben Franklin etc. It's based upon a form of Aristotle-like Egyptian wisdom and was thus carried by the Templar’s and later the Freemasons to represent the "New Atlantis" and that new found western freedom, from the Jesuit/Crown Oppression.
"Aristotle-like Egyptian wisdom"? What's that mean?
Since you claim that you are an expert in esoterica, and as you've pointed out that I am not, I am baffled by your apparent ignorance of the esoteric interpretation of the All Seeing Eye. It is not Egyptian in origin, but Indian (the Egyptians borrowed the symbol from the older culture in Hindustan).
The symbol simply denotes the Sahasrara Chakra, which is symbolized in India as the Eye of Shiva, and later as the Eye of Horus by the Egyptians.
Ra Un Nefer Amen
Muata Ashby
Cheikh Anta Diop
Amir Fatir
Herodotus
Godfrey Higgins
Schwaller de Lubicz
Gerald Massey
Plutarch
Diodorus Siculus
And perhaps some other occultists such as:
H.P. Blavatsky
Manly P. Hall
Rudolf Steiner
and some others...
Originally posted by markusjharper
ML,
I'm not disagreeing with with you but calling it the "Eye of Horus" is essentially still correct.
In fact, if you really want to get into deep history, one could say that the origins go back to before the time of the sage Manu and in fact, originated in China when the first pagan mysteries were taught.
Francis Bacon was a student of the Atlantian mysteries and so the symbol has more symbolic meaning then only an Egyptian "Eye of Horus", I agree.
Originally posted by johnnyutah
Not sure why the right eye usually appears without the left as surely this suggests some kind of imbalance?
Originally posted by TheWanderer
I don't have to back up a claim when it is the general understanding.
The "general belief" of the meaning of the Eye of Providence (The all seeing eye), is that is IS the Eye of Providence, it is the EYE OF GOD.
Just like the Swastika was used for evil? Symbols can't be used for evil, the people do the evil, and the only people who use the All Seeing Eye are Freemasons, far from evil.
"with all his faults... the American Indian is not as half as black as he has been painted. He is cruel in war, treacherous at times and not over cleanly. But so were our forefathers. " -- General George Crook
Originally posted by Stratrf_Rus
Wow Stalkingwolf...if the natives were so superior then why are they barely a race...