Archive for June, 2010
I read this week Albert Pike Morals and Dogma of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry on gutenberg project!
http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/19447
The Occult concept that God is female and man, Angel & Demon, positive and negative, good and evil, comes from the Kabbalah.
It is a heresy that comes from the mysteries of the Antiquitie.
It has nothing in common with Christianity,
or other major religion.
It is a dangerous concept because, put an equal sign between good and evil
See Dualism
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dualism
and
http://www.gnosticliberationfront.com/uncovering_the_kabala.htm
and
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zohar
also
War and Peace!
http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/2600
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/2600/2600-h/2600-h.htm
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/2600/2600.txt
The Great Architect
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Querelle_du_Grand_Architecte_de_l’Univers
A :. L :. G :. D :. G :. A :. D :. L :. U
Unité indivisibilité de la République, Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité, ou la mort
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberté,_égalité,_fraternité
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if you consider the nudity in this video offensive see
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wct9NREpEE
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A presentation on “The New Age Agenda” @ Oakwood University. Raw footage (filmed by a student in the audience).
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A presentation on “The New Age Agenda” @ Oakwood University. Raw footage (filmed by a student in the audience).
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A presentation on “The New Age Agenda” @ Oakwood University. Raw footage (filmed by a student in the audience).
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Toronto Police Headquarters @ College & Bay Street… Three sculptures created by Eldon Garnet are found at the entrance to Toronto Police Headquarters. The theme is definately unmistakenly Freemasonic, with the feature of the “female police officer” finishing off the capstone to the pyramid at the entrance of the police station with the “masonic trowel” (an implement found on every masonic temples alter), with the entry to the police station also matched by a domed pyramid. Around the corner is a “egyptian obelisk” to match and complement the pyramid at the front of the police station. The boy pulling the obelisk with a wagon is bizarre and creepy indeed, considering every student of pagan antiquities knows that an “egyptian obelisk” is an obvious “phalic symbol” of male strength and fertility power, but why is this young boy pulling the obelisk in a wagon??? Is this an artistic reference to paedophilia? I have no idea, but the artist Eldon Garnet cannot be reached for comment, even though I have emailed him more than once to ask him what his intent in these sculptures were. Another interesting note is that this obelisk situation at the jutting out of Bay street that takes a jog to the east at its location, one will notice if they look straight north “up Bay Street” as far as one can see, that 3 pyramids are also noticeable on a rooftop in the horizon about a mile up the road, which is kitty corner to the old “jesuit headquarters for Canada” (which has now moved). The third and last sculpture is at the back entrance to the police station, and it is a man carrying a yoke of a plank of some sorts, balancing two stones for the obvious pyramid blocks at the front building pyramid sculpture. On the other side of the plank are some books. There are some deep intent in motive to use a theme of freemasonry in this 3 sculpture set by Eldon Garnet, but the deeper meanings are much more disturbing and revealing. Is the female police officer who is finishing off the masonic pyramid a reference to feminism in the new order of the ages? Is the boy pulling the masonic phallic obelisk a reference to satanic ritual pedophilia as the religious rigour de course for the satanic new world order?
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This is an excerpt from a slide show Jordan did during the 90′s,explaining Jachin and Boaz..
The two pillars of the temple of Solomon
Also used world wide to represent the male and female as well as other definitions of symbolic use.
Castor and Pollux, Gemini and the Alchemist.
Also viewed as a Stargate by some.
The Masons use this as part of their Avatar.
Some say Jachin is John the baptist.
The story of the pillars is also represented at Roslyn chapel in Scotland.
So many twists on an interesting subject.
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A presentation on “The New Age Agenda” @ Oakwood University. Raw footage (filmed by a student in the audience).
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A presentation on “The New Age Agenda” @ Oakwood University. Raw footage (filmed by a student in the audience).
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just something to think about.
The answer is nothing. Not even how much he’s been brainwashed. Here’s a good example of both concepts all rolled into one, “Masons in modern times dedicate their lodges to St. John the Baptist and St. John the Evangelist, who were two eminent patrons of Masonry; and since their time there is represented, in every regular and well governed lodge, a certain point within a circle-embordered by two perpendicular parallel lines, St. J. the B. and St. J. the E.; and upon the top rest the holy scriptures. The point represents an individual brother; the circle is the boundary line, beyond which he is never to suffer his passions, prejudices or interests to betray him. In going round this circle, we necessarily touch upon these two lines as well as the holy scriptures; and while a mason keeps himself circumscribed within these due bounds IT IS IMPOSSIBLE THAT HE MATERIALLY ERR.” ~Blue Lodge (lowest level) Monitor for the state of Washington, the OFFICIAL Masonic textbook given to Masons concerning the ritual, pass signs, handshakes and regalia, etc., which is supposed to be destroyed or returned to the lodge in the event of a lodge members death. You can read Duncan’s Masonic Monitor for yourself on Sacred-Texts.com, the text and rites of which are pretty much exactly the same as the hard copy I was allowed to study, however Duncan’s Monitor also includes a great deal more. I highly recommend studying it and educating yourself on the methods by which these guys are brainwashed http://sacred-texts.com/mas/dun/index.htm
p.s. the symbol of the point within a circle merely represents the sex act, “Point within a Circle: This is a symbol of great interest and importance, and brings us into close connection with the early symbolism of the solar orb and the universe, which was predominant in the ancient sun-worship. The lectures of Freemasonry give what modern Monitors have made an exoteric explanation of the symbol, in telling us that the point represents an individual brother, the circle the boundary line of his duty to God and man, and the two perpendicular parallel lines the patron saints of the Order – St. John the Baptist and St. John the Evangelist. But that this was not always its symbolic signification, we may collect from the true history of its connection with the phallus of the Ancient Mysteries. The phallus, as I have already shown under the word, was among the Egyptians the symbol of fecundity, expressed by the male generative principle. It was communicated from the rites of Osiris to the religious festivals of Greece. Among the Asiatics the same emblem, under the name of lingam, was, in connection with the female principle, worshiped as a symbols of the Great Father and Mother, or producing causes of the human race, after their destruction by the deluge. On this subject, Captain Wilford (Asiatic.Res.) remarks, “that it was believed in India, that, at the general deluge, everything was involved in the common destruction except the male and female principles, or organs of generation which were destined to produce a new race, and to re-people the earth when the waters had subsided from its surface. The female principle, symbolized by the moon, assumed the form of a lunette or crescent; while the male principle, symbolized by the sun, assuming the form of the lingam, placed himself erect in the centre of the lunette, like the mast of a ship. The two principles, in this united form, floated on the surface of the waters during the period of their prevalence on the earth; and thus became the progenitors of a new race of men.” Here, then, was the first outline of the point within a circle, representing the principle of fecundity, and doubtless of the symbols connected with a different history, that, namely, of Osiris, was transmitted by the Indian philosophers to Egypt, and to the other nations, who derived, as I have elsewhere shown, all their rites from the East. In India, stone circles, or rather their ruins, are everywhere found; among the oldest of which, according to Moore, (Panth.242,) is that of Dipaldiana, and whose execution will compete with that of the Greeks. In the oldest monuments of the Druids we find, as at STONEHENGE and Abury, the circle of stones. In fact, all the temples of the Druids were circular, with a single stone erected in the centre. A Druidical monument in Pembrokeshire, called Y Cromlech, is described as consisting of several rude stones pitched on end in a circular order, and in the midst of the circle vast stone laced on several pillars. Near Keswick, in Cubmerland, says Oliver, (Signs and Symbols, 174,) is another specimen of this Druidical symbol. On a hill stands a circle of forty stones placed perpendicularly, of about five feet and a half in height, and one stone is the centre of greatest altitude.” ~Albert mackey
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