Crucial Hidden Mason Message!!!!

Originally posted by noisemedia
This is embarrassingly bad wedding photography to say the least.

Very true.

In fact, it's that bad, it does make me wonder if it is deliberate.

it was done in 2009 by kene sperry's photo company eye in the sky photography, at the Gallatin gateway in bozeman, montana. the people are rayla and jaramy. this poor shot was done in photoshop 3.0

kene sperry facebook

the only thing weird about this is a few symbols that show up in the code that is a little masonish, but i think thats a complete coincidence.

Originally posted by jeasahtheseer
The worshipful master is basically the dude that runs the lodge. He runs the rituals...etc...etc. We do not actually worship the worshipful master, We use the word worshipful in its original meaning which means "to respect". There is a new worshipful master each year, voted on by the brothers of the lodge.

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and this year in September that will be my job - and I am looking forward to it if somewhat a little nervous.

thats all the info this thing has. lol, i even asked kene sperry if he was a free-mason. lol

Any other time I'd say no this is just paranoia but for some reason I really get a strange feeling about the photo's.

Perhaps my own paranoia.

This thread, to me, sounds like a research paper in the making.

Subject: Will people see things in a photo that are not really there if they are given a little backstory and told that "mysterious symbolism" is placed throughout the picture?

Results: People see whatever they wish to, and will make connections to conspiracies that do not exist (the connections, not the conspiracies).

This all just smells to me of being Punk'd.

I get the impression that someone is being led down the primrose path...maybe it is me.....maybe it is you....

Originally posted by loveguy

Originally posted by network dude
reply to post by muzzleflash

 

I am the senior deacon this year. My station has the symbol of the sun inside the square and compass. It represents my assistance to the worshipful master. If you know how the ritual goes, then I can see how you might get sun worship out of it being an outsider. But the key is knowing why the ritual is there. then it all makes sense.

And BTW, amen means "I believe".

Hello,
I am unlearned in masonry. Would you mind answering a couple-few questions?

The first: "My station has the symbol of the sun inside the square and compass. It represents my assistance to the worshipful master."

Who is the "worshipful master?" Is this his/her title?
Second: The sun inside the square and compass: Are you the sun, or the square and compass?

The worshipful master is the duely elected master of the lodge. A new one is elected each year. Most commonyl from the officers presently serving. I have two more stations to go before I would be in a position to be Worshipful master (at least in my lodge.)

The sun inside the square and compass is just a representation of my station. much as the moon inside the square and compass was the symbol for the Junior deacons station. Just a symbol.

Third: "But the key is knowing why the ritual is there. Then it all makes sense." Please enlighten me?

We do quite a bit of ritual that seems silly at first. Nothing sinister, just the words we use mostly. To me at first, it seemed like this could be modernized and catch up with the times, but after I understood why we do things it makes perfect sense. Everything teaches a lesson. There are several lessons that are taught, but they all revolve around, friendship, morality, and brotherly love. Sounds corny, but it's true.

And, I always figured that "Amen" meant; "so be it."

Thanks in advance.

As far as the OP's photo goes, I just thought the gentleman looked Irish.
Lot's of interesting takes. I'm going back to lurk-mode.

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I know others had answered that, but I wanted to make sure you didn't think I was ignoring your questions.

Originally posted by AugustusMasonicus

Originally posted by jeasahtheseer
There are many cool, laid back and helpful masons on this board that are happy to answer questions.

Sounds like you are refering to Networkdude, minus, of course, the cool and laid back part.

And the happy part.

It probably has something to do with him not getting beer after lodge so try not to hold it against him.

you know Agustus, nobody likes a smart azz, and especially not one who gets free beer. See, now I am bitter. thanks for bringing that up.

You can decode somethings pretty easy:

- It's a clock, it's showing the time of man.

- The clock has not strike 12, but it's coming up.

- Male and female together, but their loneliness is still symbolized.

Haven't read all the way through this thread, got to page 7 though. That's a pretty good effort I thought.

Whoever said there is 17 x 16 tiles......

......needs to learn how to count

Originally posted by darkbake
In other words, the three pillars of light and the fourth one that goes through the woman were ADDED in post-production! This means that they were very intentional.

No, the forth "pillar" is a reflection off the shiny floor, directed at the camera (where all shiny reflections are directed). The other 3 "pillars" are sunlight on the floor. Big difference and actually possible.

Originally posted by muzzleflash

If this is indeed a joke, what is the punch - line?

All jokes need a punch line.

And Aprils Fools jokes are 99.999% of the time IMMEDIATELY followed by a "APRIL FOOLS" revelation.

This subject has no obvious punch line, nor have I seen the traditional "April Fools" revelations.

The punchline comes in 6 months when the OP asks his friend for more answers and more information and his friend says "Are you still on about that? I didn't think you'd believe me for this long."



One time me and some friends were eating breakfast at mcdonalds and I told one of them that mcdonalds hotcakes are made out of recycled cardboard. I thought nothing of it and then a few months later we were sitting at maccas again eating breakfast and the same friend turns to me and says (matter of factly): "you know these hotcakes are made out of recycled cardboard."

I almost #ed myself laughing and then said "I didn't think you'd believe me for this long."



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[edit on 7/4/10 by GobbledokTChipeater]

reply to post by boondock-saint


Finally, a non mason in this thread.

The masons on this site are like snake in the grass.

You gotta watch your step.

Excellent symbolism deciphering.

Now my head hurts, but I feel enlightened.

From OP:

A net-friend of mine emailed me this picture and told me that he recieved it from a man in Montana

Folks, any red flags?

IMO it is incumbent on OP to vet this image. Get back with us after you perform due diligence. Step 1: Provide a picture of same "lobby" (ideally same time of day) so we can compare inconsistencies. (ask photographer under auspices that you like his work and are a potential client to find out location of 'lodge') Instead, you've already contacted the photographer and riled his suspicions.

Coupled with your statement about not realizing significance of April 1, I'd say you are a gullible and willing accomplice. You perpetuate ignorance rather than deny it.

Sorry my .02¢


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Ohh it's a checkered floor with sunlight beaming in.. IT'S THE MASONS! oh noes!

All i see is a loved up couple getting married. Good luck to them

Wow, way to analyze this to astounding degrees ATS.

Don't know that I can add that much more to the puzzle.

Although I did intuitively pickup on the Esoteric Themes.

This Earth Circle Tattoo shot into my mind moments after...





www.dailymail.co.uk... -theyre-3-D.html

I recall a researcher pointing out some angles & distances from this crop imprint.

Half way through & toward the end of the following documentary... "New swirled order"



Update:

Alice In Wonderland - 21:07 in the film... Hmmm I suppose it's timely with movie...

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Anyone interested in Masonic Ritual and theory should check out The Web of Hiram.

The Web of Hiram is fantastic...
It's certainly a great symbolic refresher to...

Originally posted by tektek2012
it was done in 2009 by kene sperry's photo company eye in the sky photography, at the Gallatin gateway in bozeman, montana. the people are rayla and jaramy. this poor shot was done in photoshop 3.0

kene sperry facebook

the only thing weird about this is a few symbols that show up in the code that is a little masonish, but i think thats a complete coincidence.

Nice Tek.



My daughter has several books called "I Spy".....pictures of random objects that you are tasked with finding. That's what this story the OP posted reminds me of.

Also, to the OP.....a little less drama would make this a more believable "OMG" story. IMO of course

Originally posted by boondock-saint
Jesus pic - sermon on the mount image

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Pope Image - Head Shot

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Arc Tattoo - Heaven & Hell - The Battle

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666 Tattoo or Mark behind ear - highlighted in red for clarity

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I don't know how you get any of that from those pictures. The reflections on the floor could be absolutely anything. I really don't see how you've come to the conclusions of the sermon and the popes head at all.

The tattoo behind the guys ear is way to blurry to make out and I'm sure that it could be any one of a million different things. I'm not seeing a 666 at all in any configuration.

The tattoo on the girls are is non-existant. There is no tattoo on her arm, nevermind a tattoo such as the one that you've described.

It's all a bit of a reach to say the least.

I wonder if these poor people know that their photo's are being discussed in this way online. I almost feel as though I should let them know.

This is a ridiculous thread, it's stupid beyond belief. I would even go as far as to say that I prefer the "how do I summon the demon that killed my sister" threads over this tripe.

Originally posted by StonyJ

Originally posted by tektek2012
it was done in 2009 by kene sperry's photo company eye in the sky photography, at the Gallatin gateway in bozeman, montana. the people are rayla and jaramy. this poor shot was done in photoshop 3.0

kene sperry facebook

the only thing weird about this is a few symbols that show up in the code that is a little masonish, but i think thats a complete coincidence.

Nice Tek.

My daughter has several books called "I Spy".....pictures of random objects that you are tasked with finding. That's what this story the OP posted reminds me of.

Also, to the OP.....a little less drama would make this a more believable "OMG" story. IMO of course

yeah i proved this wrong, it was taken by some 26 some year old married guy in montana. just because there is a checkered floor doesn't mean anything.

When you folks get bored with this, I googled:

Masonic Wedding Photos

There are 185,000. Have fun.....

I'm sure all the "brick layers" who clamored to this thread are pleased with all the obfuscation. Nice work.

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