Masonic Cipher Grand Lodge FAAM Washington D.C., page 1
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reply posted on 23-6-2009 @ 01:59 PM by hawk123
Unfortunately I used Washington D.C.
It should be:
GRAND LODGE FAAM of the DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Carl R. LeVine did the coding of this. Page 24.
www.dcgrandlodge.org...

His background is:
Born in Fredericksburg, Virginia, on November 22, 1911 and
died August 17, 2006
He was raised in Takoma Lodge No. 29, now Hiram-Takoma Lodge No. 10, on June 22, 1948
.
Worshipful Brother LeVine served as Chairman of the Masonic code Maintenance Committee for 25 years

(1978-2003), and as Chairman of the Jurisprudence Committee for 14 years (1989-2003).

Can this background provide the cipher ?


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reply posted on 23-6-2009 @ 11:49 PM by Wally Conley
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Thanks for posting both the book and the magazine, hawk123. I have found both very useful and informative, both as to the basic things you talked about and the other information contained in them. You get both a star and a flag from me.




reply posted on 24-6-2009 @ 04:52 PM by Level_Head
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The PIGPEN cypher was not exclusive to Masonry, it was used by others as well. Im pretty sure you could figure it out if you tried hard enough, but some things you still wouldn't be able to read without knowledge from someone who already knows.


reply posted on 26-6-2009 @ 06:50 PM by senrak
Originally posted by hawk123
A lot of mason ciphers are cracked already.


Masonic ritual has been exposed time and time again since the early 1700's. The ritual isn't secret...hasn't been in years.


robertgdavis.blogspot.com...

Why bother de-ciphering something that has already been de-ciphered? Seems like a futile effort to me. Read one of the exposures. Since Masonic ritual varies a bit from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, read several of them.

Thanks for the link. I don't imagine the Grand Lodge of the District of Columbia appreciates having her copyrighted work freely available on the web, but I found it interesting. I have an actual copy of the book (a bit newer edition) but enjoy electronic versions for my ritual library. Thanks.


reply posted on 27-6-2009 @ 04:57 AM by hawk123
Originally posted by senrak
Originally posted by hawk123
A lot of mason ciphers are cracked already.


Masonic ritual has been exposed time and time again since the early 1700's. The ritual isn't secret...hasn't been in years.


robertgdavis.blogspot.com...

Why bother de-ciphering something that has already been de-ciphered? Seems like a futile effort to me. Read one of the exposures. Since Masonic ritual varies a bit from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, read several of them.


Where to find the exposures ?


reply posted on 27-6-2009 @ 05:14 AM by KRISKALI777
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Good thread!
I have to agree that is is a cypher of sorts, yet not a perticularly difficult one. Must agree with other posts that it is only to ensure the uninitiated dont get the gist.


reply posted on 27-6-2009 @ 10:08 AM by senrak
Originally posted by hawk123
Where to find the exposures ?


I'd say if a person were looking for books, he'd probably go to a book seller or perhaps a library. I realize in the these glorious days of Google, most so-called "researchers" don't know what a library is...

Here's a bit of help for you. I have no clue why you're so interested in something that you're not even involved in, but I would submit that if you read a couple of these, you'll scratch your head, wonder what in the world the big deal is and move onto something more interesting.

mit.edu...

Edit to add: While most of these are very old, every one of them exists in re-print (from MASONIC sources, no less) because even though they were written to expose (and hopefully destroy) Masonry, they've actually become very valuable for those of us who research the history and development of our ceremonies. Many of the articles I've written have relied upon so-called exposures for information about our early days. In fact I'm working on one right now for a Masonic publication.

Additionally, you might find Bernard's "Light on Masonry" as exciting as the abovereferenced materials. It's been republished by The Supreme Council, 33rd Degree and available (along with many other great books on ritual and ceremonial here:

www.scottishritestore.org...




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