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originally posted by: SirGuese
Japan wouldn't exist without the protection that the United States provides.
originally posted by: SoulSurfer
The illuminati, and freemasonry, worship “The Light”, which equals to Knowledge.
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
originally posted by: SoulSurfer
The illuminati, and freemasonry, worship “The Light”, which equals to Knowledge.
Masonry does not worship anything, including 'light' or 'knowledge'.
originally posted by: SoulSurfer
I will trust my masonic sources who speak otherwise from the lodge A.U.R.O.R.A. and A.L.G.A.D.U.
And we have been over this before. And I will say again, I have my sources, you have yours. And i trust them more because I have been inside those temples and had symbols explained to me by the Grand Master at said lodge.
the light is the great architect of the Universe. (or the womb of the mother matrix). It all leads to what I mentioned in the OP.
By the way, my stalker, you posted in every thread i made. I feel flattered. Do you have me bookmarked as a "priority"? I don't follow you, why are you following me?
Just saying.. again,.. because this is getting old.
Actually, in Masonry, 'light' is synonymous with 'knowledge', not with God.
The illuminati, and freemasonry, worship “The Light”, which equals to Knowledge. (Many are right, on not worshiping a being specifically, however, the light is still something they do tend to bring into attention.
Maybe if you stopped making things up I would not have to correct you. Right, professor?
Actually, in Masonry, 'light' is synonymous with 'knowledge', not with God.
originally posted by: SoulSurfer
...really?
Read my quote from the op:
You did not correct me, you actually proved that my statement was true when you said:
I fail to see why we are arguing in the first place? You say potato, i say Pohtahdoh.
originally posted by: SoulSurfer
Perhaps the word worship, was the wrong choice. And I do stand corrected on that one. However, the term "follow the light, which means "follow the knowledge" is what freemasonry does. Which would be the more correct term to use in this regards. Correct?
However, where I do say you are wrong, is with regards to the great architect. It is, the all seeing eye. The eye / architect represents The arcing ability, to bend LIGHT. Light = thought, thought IS the egyptian God, THOTH.
Knowledge is symbolic with the apple. Correct? (This is universally known.)
The apple is a reference to the serpent and LILITH according to biblical studies. correct? (This too is universally known).
SO, what I am getting at, is that the light = to lilith. "The Goddess".
Freemasonry may not worship her, but they damn well follow her unknowingly. So does the great majority of people on this planet.
Masonry does not 'follow' anything. I think you are confused as to the fact that there are no directives given by anyone in regards what you should or should not learn. It is an independent spiritual growth that one must undertake and explore on their own.
The clear explanation given in the Master Mason Lecture is that the All Seeing Eye is the eye of God and God's ability to see your innermost thoughts and that you cannot hide them from God or yourself.
"Part of the symbols are displayed there to the initiate, but he is intentionally misled by false interpretations. It is not intended that he shall understand them; but it is intended that he shall imagine he understands them." (Albert Pike, "Morals and Dogma," page 819)
Not in Masonry.
It has nothing to do with Masonry as none of those subjects are mentioned.
See above, Lilith has no mention in Masonry.
If you say so. You strung a bunch of unrelated topics together and then claim they are somehow germane to each other and that the majority of the planet ascribes to them. Not exactly top notch research, eh Professor?
originally posted by: SoulSurfer
No, I am pretty certain I am correct on what I said. No confusion here other than what you corrected me on before.
"Part of the symbols are displayed there to the initiate, but he is intentionally misled by false interpretations. It is not intended that he shall understand them; but it is intended that he shall imagine he understands them." (Albert Pike, "Morals and Dogma," page 819)
I disagree, because my sources told me otherwise.
It has EVERYTHING to do with masonry. But I will stop there because it is obvious I am exposing certain things within masonry, that masons would not like exposed. We will disagree here.
It has no mention, you are correct. But I am pointing out the connections with regards to it.
They are very much related, and those with eyes that see will see them as I have.
I will continue posting these threads, whether the masons like it or not.
And I predict you will post again in other threads I make, Mr Mason. (The door swings both ways on that one.)
originally posted by: SoulSurfer
Can you quote me on these facts that I "invented" for the viewer to see if I indeed "invented" these facts by them searching if I am the inventor of said facts?
originally posted by: SoulSurfer
However, the term "follow the light, which means "follow the knowledge" is what freemasonry does.
Well, you see it the way you do (so you say), but I have a different view on the subject to which, I see as correct. While it may not be correct with you, Mr, Mason. It is CORRECT to me.
So, continue to try and correct, what I see as correct. I simply allow the viewer to decide for themselves without the interference of the freemasons within this subject.
Which is supposed to expose the pyramid capstone.
The above is not correct by any means.
Your personal perception does not make anything FACTUAL.
Thank you Professor but I do not need your permission to post.
How would you 'expose a capstone' when it already sits on top of a pyramid? That makes no metaphorical sense.