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Originally posted by Deaf Alien
reply to post by Dustytoad
And no explanation? Are we supposed to join freemasonry to learn the meaning of that symbol and other symbols?
Originally posted by Deaf Alien
reply to post by Dustytoad
THEN explain it! Why hide it?
Let them explain it!
I'm a Mason, and I'd be happy to explain that there's nothing to explain.
Originally posted by Deaf Alien
reply to post by Dustytoad
THEN explain it! Why hide it?
Let them explain it!
It's the truth about our power structure. The puppets who pose as our figureheads aren't all that bright, like Chauncy, the gardener. The real power is behind the scenes, ruling at arm's length, invisible.
Originally posted by JoshNorton
The eye is the all seeing eye of God, and has been used as a symbol for more than 2000 years. It represents God's omniscience. In the context of the Great Seal, it goes with the motto Annuit Coeptis, which loosely translates as "God favors our undertakings." Basically the US was a new country, the pyramid was the foundation of its growth, and it the founders, being religious men, believed that God was benevolent to the creation of the country.
An illustration of a seal is known as a "realization" of its design description. For generations, the Great Seal has inspired artists to create compelling realizations – graphic links to the revolutionary spirit of the people who gave us our freedom.
Originally posted by PrplHrt
reply to post by Dustytoad
More obfuscation. The "Great Game". We, "the profane", will remain so because we refuse to play games.
We, too, are on a journey and it is one of great patience with the children and their secrets.
Don't blame me, I wasn't your teacher.
Originally posted by Deaf Alien
reply to post by JoshNorton
From your site...
An illustration of a seal is known as a "realization" of its design description. For generations, the Great Seal has inspired artists to create compelling realizations – graphic links to the revolutionary spirit of the people who gave us our freedom.
Why is it that I wasn't taught this?
Originally posted by PrplHrt
reply to post by Dustytoad
It isn't a game to me. I've seen the dark side. This is an ugly world run by ugly creatures.
The good aren't meant to win whatever battle this is. I'm grateful for the masses that there is illusion to protect them.