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Originally posted by MrNECROS
Alex, the realm of the Triangle and Square as you say are also expressed by McClenechan, but they are just an alegory for the same thing, The Triangle in Freemasonry is generally used to refer to the celestial and the Square to the corpreal.
It is just an embelishment of the Black/White principle of opposing forces
, as stated throughout the Scottish Rite, culminating in the 28th Degree.
From there onwards the last two rituals explain the trial of Jaque Demolay
to cite the early lessons of Freemasonry as his defence
and martyrdom in Freemasonry and the last 3 degrees are not regarded as significant,
but the ritual ends with the recognition that the Noviate already knew "The Royal Secret."
Originally posted by MrNECROS
GadFly,
It is a common misconception by people who do not know what Freemasonry is about that there are different kinds of Masons etc...
What you don't realise is that you are talking about a mind control cult - these individuals are not entirely responsible for their own actions and are deliberatally misled into performing the wicked deeds of their masters so to speak.
Freemasonry isn't just like the Lions Club or The Boy Scouts, it is much more like Scientology, The Orange People, Branch Davidians and suchlike.
Of course none of these groups would like to think of themselves as a cult, because cults are "bad" and their society is "good".
Originally posted by PublicGadfly
But, I do know. This is what puzzles me about some of the "mason" posters.
Another point to ALWAYS remember- IF a society is secret then how or why do defenders rail like banshees? (tessel- give me a break )
"be ye off or from?"
Originally posted by MrNECROS
Alex - I don't know what Rite you are talking about but its pointless to try and BS me on the Scottish Rite - I have copies of most of the monitors in full and have read both Pike's "Moral & Dogma" and McClenechan's "The Book" cover to cover.
"Battle not with monsters, lest ye become a monster,
and if you gaze into the Abyss, the Abyss gazes also into you."
Originally posted by MrNECROS
Actually no Alex � the �rituals of the irregular Cerneau body of the Psuedo-Scottish Rite� are a complete fiction � they don�t exist, =much silly nonsense snipped-
Originally posted by MrNECROS
Excellent - then you won't mind publishing them here for us to look at, especially seeing that they aren't real and all that so your not going to be letting out all those secrets.....no didn't think so.