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a reply to: Anansi

That did not look like an answer to my questions, as a matter of fact, it looked like more questions from you.

Maybe you should answer mine before asking me more questions.

a reply to: artistpoet

Buy Mythology books from your local bookstore, with illustrations, should cover some basics.

a reply to: Anansi

Yes done all that and more ... now back on topic

Still waiting for an honest answer to August questions ... You play of a game of claiming you know Masonic secrets while refusing to say what they are.

Why make claims to know "Secrets" then refuse to answer what you supposedly *Know"
Only a vain fool would publicly proclaim they have a "Secret"

a reply to: artistpoet

Cause they arent secrets in a society where you are taught to use your brain and fulfill your obligations to society..

a reply to: Anansi

Cause they arent secrets in a society where you are taught to use your brain and fulfill your obligations to society..

So why claim to know the Masons secrets and refuse to answer August question
One can only assume you know no such secrets

a reply to: artistpoet

It's a tired shtick that has played out countless times before here at ATS... Someone comes in, claims to posses some "true knowledge" that is beyond the "rank" of the "porch Masons" posting here. That logic is defied by the premise that the profane would have a greater understanding of the Craft than it's initiates is one of the multitude of flaws in this juvenile trolling; further demonstrated by inane circumlocution and the inability to provide a scintilla of evidence that they understand the fundamental Monitorial aspects of Freemasonry, much less anything Sublime.

They are modern day fools, except that the joke is on them... For as they perform for the court, the laughter isn't with them, it's at them... A derision beyond their ken, as is the Light that they are forever blinded from.

a reply to: Mirthful Me

About what? Being able to read the Bible? Does it make your fraternity different? What links you to egypt? A book that someone had in England in the 19th century that "probably came from egypt " Or maybe the legend of the first lodge in 12th century, a script is what you loosely base that fairytale on. Only thing that made you even significant was a invention called the printing press...

a reply to: artistpoet

In ancient times the prime mover was considered to be Saturn or father God even called Father time, around the equator it looks like everything is moved around that single spot of the celestial body of Saturn, and the rings formed something that looked like an eye, you used celestial bodies of our solarsystem to make a zodiac over seasons and which seasons you could plant or harvest.
You made an obelisk or a pyramid which was his gigantic phallos and the other eye represents the sun.

a reply to: Mirthful Me

You want me to explain what the Roslyn chapel is? No, yes? I bet you half the ATS crowd would love to know.. You really want to play games?

a reply to: Mirthful Me

Thanks for your reply
What you say seems to sum it up nicely

The problem is here say and rumour being spread
Needing a scapegoat to point the proverbial finger at

I have heard Masons accused of all types of heinous acts and plots
Not one of which has proven to hold water
Nor have any great secrets been exposed by outsiders acting to undermine
Or those disloyal who seek gain for self

a reply to: artistpoet

This is how i address them; qui tacet consentire videtur.

And then they can say all they want about whatever they want.

a reply to: Anansi

In ancient times the prime mover was considered to be Saturn or father God even called Father time, around the equator it looks like everything is moved around that single spot of the celestial body of Saturn, and the rings formed something that looked like an eye, you used celestial bodies of our solarsystem to make a zodiac over seasons and which seasons you could plant or harvest.
You made an obelisk or a pyramid which was his gigantic phallos and the other eye represents the sun.

How does this dubious information make you a better person and help you find your purpose within the society you were discussing before

Order out of chaos is starting to sound like a good idea ... your info is chaotic ... think things through my friend

originally posted by: Anansi
a reply to: Mirthful Me

You want me to explain what the Roslyn chapel is? No, yes? I bet you half the ATS crowd would love to know.. You really want to play games?

It's Rosslyn Chapel, and it has been covered ad nauseam here at ATS and across the internets... If you posses some revelation regarding the edifice... Produce it... Of course any proffered information is always better received when the subject matter of claimed expertise is spelled correctly.

The only person playing games is you, and rather badly.

a reply to: artistpoet

You wondered about the eye, and i explained it. Its goes back to our first neolithic societies, make me a better person, well, it doesnt. I just want the book back to where it belongs.. Then they can play all the warlording they want..

a reply to: Anansi

This is how i address them; qui tacet consentire videtur.

Silence implies consent ... but sometimes people / Masons do not want to play juvenile games

a reply to: Mirthful Me

Its the bible, lets keep it transparent.. Rosslyn chapel is an unfinished work of the bible.

a reply to: Anansi

I can't recall wanting to know the meaning of the eye
However ... Are you now accusing Masons of stealing ancient secrets

The "book" is there for all to read ... Understanding it is a different matter

a reply to: Anansi

Its the bible, lets keep it transparent.. Rosslyn chapel is an unfinished work of the bible.

I know Roslyn and have met a St Claire there ... indeed it is still used as a Chapel on occassion
The links to the Knights Templar is self evident there
Also the "Green Man"
Robert the Bruce

Funny when I met a St Claire there ... I would have put a bet on him being a Mason
Something about his manner ... honourable and modest, friendly and intelligent
If not a Mason then a Modern Templar or ....

Christianity has been distorted out of shape ... I think most Masons are truer Christians than some who call themselves Christian .... I may regret saying that lol

a reply to: artistpoet

The "Book" was never intended for "all" to read.. But im sure "freemasons" have a universal solution.... or was it just self fulfilling having a hard time to remember.. And there was that part called human nature..