I Love Being A Freemason

a reply to: Sahabi

i am no outsider, i meet many high level Masons, but not on this Plane

they hang around the crystal pyramid.

they dont tell me however, the know i know nothing just like them.

we make our own madness, and you live our dreams!

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

an adept knows not of boredom!

originally posted by: SaturnsSon
an adept knows not of boredom!

*yawn*

originally posted by: SaturnsSon
a reply to: Sahabi

Archetypal examples lol
when i say lol i am laughing.

do you mean the star of Sirius/David

as above so below,as within so without?

I disagree with this example of yours, because there are many stylized stars within Freemasonry, notably, the Pentagram, the Hexagram, and even the Heptagram. Your reasoning would only be valid if the Hexagram were primary and fundamental to Freemasonry, which it is not.

a reply to: Sahabi

ok there are many stylized things that you dont know the meaning of yet you aren't directed into worshipping gods that you know nothing of.......thats interesting LOL

a reply to: SaturnsSon

Can we please stick to the specific topics of discussion and the points that I am addressing? Making false assumptions about my character, knowledge base, or understandings adds nothing of constructive benefit to the debate, and only goes to illustrate the lack of substance of your claims.

a reply to: Sahabi

Yes the topic is the Masons, and i am trying to find out how much you'll know, which doesn't seem like much.

i know how important in-groups are to the individual, especially those that seek acceptance, i will leave your thread now.

thanks for the entertainment!

a reply to: SaturnsSon

If it makes you feel good to get in one last quip about my knowledge base,... then I wish you much happiness. Peace be to you.

a reply to: Sahabi

why thank you, Peace out!

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: FauxMulder
If I want to wear skirts and drink beer I do it alone in the confines of my outhouse. I'm cool like that.

Some Masons, not going to mention names (networkdude), don't even get the beer. It's skirts only.

There are times when I start to feel guilty picking on someone who has to shovel his friggin roof, I mean it's already cold as balls, and there is the fear of falling and all, but then, I remember the years, and years of torment and anguish, and I laugh. God how I laugh.

a reply to: SaturnsSon
a reply to: SaturnsSon
But somehow you know, but actual members do not? Talk about arrogance and hubris.

originally posted by: SaturnsSon
but i could tell you a few secrets.

That's cute, but you should get off the computer and the let the grown ups talk.

a reply to: SaturnsSon
The fact that you use the term "low level" means you have no real understanding of Freemasonry. You're just a mindless parrot repeating what you've been told about Freemasonry and have not actually done any real research. Good job you mindless drone.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus
Quit hogging the weed!!!

a reply to: KSigMason

watch youself Barry, I know Plenty!!

In spanish, Jubelo is pronounced "A Ver Lo".
Meaning "to see it"...

And "Jubela" is pronounced "A Ver La".
Meaning "to see her".

And, lastly, "Jubelum" is pronounced "A Ver Me".
Meaning "to see me".

Boaz is pronounced "vez", aka "see"...

Jachin, if the mechanics are right, reveals "lla gano".
Meaning "has already won".

The arch... In hebrew... Puts "Salem" at it's head.
This is pronounced "su alma". Aka "his soul".

It's all drawn from "Tenebris Unum" Cábala.

Creepy stuff.

Yeah... So from that list above, added to the story of it, I get that you look to the east. And you know what...!?! That's friggin wonderful.

I salute you... and

ETA: in spanish his name is pronounced: Haren Ab Fe... aka Hiram Abif aka Harem from Faith...

originally posted by: network dude
There are times when I start to feel guilty picking on someone who has to shovel his friggin roof, I mean it's already cold as balls, and there is the fear of falling and all, but then, I remember the years, and years of torment and anguish, and I laugh. God how I laugh.

It was 70 here yesterday, I sat on my porch (like a good porch Mason) and had a scotch and a cigar. No roof shoveling yet.

originally posted by: KSigMason

Quit hogging the weed!!!

Glad you got that one.

a reply to: Sahabi
Is it true that there are initiation tests?
If so...........what have you done to secure or precede your position?

originally posted by: Itisnowagain

Is it true that there are initiation tests?
If so...........what have you done to secure or precede your position?

In my jurisdiction every candidate needs to memorize a piece of the ritual work for each degree and recite it back to the lodge.

a reply to: SaturnsSon
Uh huh...well, you have me quaking. From where I'm sitting, you seem no different than any other anti-Mason making the same old hypocritical claims.

a reply to: KSigMason

im not anti-mason, im not anti anything, everything has a purpose, i like to stoke coals and watch the burn.