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Originally posted by interestedalways
Originally posted by Young minded old soul
Some one else also pointed out that there were no straight lines. That was true there aren't, but then again life isn't supposed to be riggid. It's supposed to be fluid. If you add a reggidness(?) to a fluid shape that would make it a solid. Such as a structure (building, pyramid, etc.) meant to be permanent, not mobile.
Interesting what you say about no straight lines. Interesting how the cross is two opposing straight lines.
Interesting also that structure and building became so prominant and guiding in society.
Originally posted by andymonk
More and more are getting on board,even freemasons. www.phoenixmasonry.org... www.bibliotecapleyades.net... www.maybelogic.org... www.theinfovault.net...
Originally posted by andymonk
I showed my father this image today. When he saw it,he nearly fell off his chair. He told me that the pattern in the centre circle is found in the middle of all masonic temple ceilings(Well.......all the masonic temples he has visited in his 40 years as a freemason). Would any freemason like to confirm or deny this?
Sorry,i should have been clearer. The pattern is found on the ceiling of the inner temple. The inner temple which is used for rituals and initiations.
Originally posted by Trinityman
Originally posted by andymonk
I showed my father this image today. When he saw it,he nearly fell off his chair. He told me that the pattern in the centre circle is found in the middle of all masonic temple ceilings(Well.......all the masonic temples he has visited in his 40 years as a freemason). Would any freemason like to confirm or deny this?
How could anyone possibly deny your father his experiences?
What I can tell you is that, in my personal experience of probably 30 or 40 different masonic temples, I would say 75% of them have a completely plain ceiling with just whatever is representing G in the middle. I cannot tell you if I have ever knowingly seen that image on any ceiling.
Certainly that image does not appear on the ceiling of all masonic temples, that's for sure.
Originally posted by andymonk
Sorry,i should have been clearer. The pattern is found on the ceiling of the inner temple. The inner temple which is used for rituals and initiations.
Originally posted by Choronzon
I dunno, that star is far from complete though
Originally posted by andymonk
Jesus is the son of God ,yet freemasonry does not recognise him.Why would that be?
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Jesus was the illuminated being of his time, The highest ranked priest of an ancient knowledge that survives to this day. Much like Abraham, Moses, Hiram Abiff, and Solomen b4 him. As the future unfolded to become the past the illuminated beings have been hid in secrecy from the world. For what reason? Control and power. To believe Jesus was the' son of God", no different from you or I. Then it would be to say that in 2000 + years there has not been a human being iniatiated in the ancient rites of knowledge 2b considered illuminated. Am I lossing you here?
Originally posted by Rockpuck
Originally posted by andymonk
I dont think your evil! Just like i dont think 99.9% of your fellow brothers are evil. The 0.1% keep the rest in ignorance through fear. All i,m trying to do is engourage you to take the blinkers off. Keeping secrets may be good for a comfortable lifestyle,but it wont stop the ache in your gut! Love and light 2u. Ps I come from a long line of freemasons.
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Interesting. Brothers.. have you ever been intimidated, made to feel threatened, made to feel "ignorant", made to feel as if there is a level you cannot go, made to fear your life in any way?
No? Well then, our super secret over lords must be treating us well!
You can come from as long of a line of Masons as you want or claim to, but in the end you are not a Mason.
I come from a long, long line of military service..... does that mean I know what the service is like? What war is like? No, because that was not me, it was someone else, regardless of blood relation.
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Show me the proof that I am being fooled by someone and that I should be fearing my life, then, just maybe, I will consider considering your little hypothesis that Masons are sheep.
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No, actually. It doesn't.
Originally posted by renegadeloser
well your 1st degree right does involve having a knife held to your throat