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Originally posted by ChaoticOrder
I'm fairly certain Masons would have some restrictions regarding who can be positioned in those seats, especially the middle seat. Without having some degree of power...
Originally posted by tpaine1809
No it is not. The eye is an egyptian symbol that predates chirstianity.... Please learn real history and stop being a brainless skeptic.
Originally posted by tpaine1809
Low level masons don't know anything.
So now you're trying to shift the blame to other fraternities?
Originally posted by AugustusMasonicus
Originally posted by ChaoticOrder
I'm fairly certain Masons would have some restrictions regarding who can be positioned in those seats, especially the middle seat. Without having some degree of power...
Then you would be fairly wrong. Our lodge rents the lodge room itself to other fraternal and sororital groups for their ceremonies and there are no restrictions as to who may sit in any chair. The main caveat is do not leave a mess in the lodge.
Originally posted by ChaoticOrder
I agree with you that this most certainly isn't a typical Masonic gathering, but these men holding this ceremony probably have some links to Masonry.
Does your lodge have a 'throne' type set up like that?
Also, does your lodge have the Eye of Providence shown above the middle seat like that?
Does this look like a typical lodge to you?
Also, I'm not going to argue with you about the Illuminati symbol.
Ok, well than that leads me to believe this is indeed some type of 'super secret' lodge reserved for an elite few people with special credentials. Just as I suspected from the start.
Originally posted by AugustusMasonicus
Also, does your lodge have the Eye of Providence shown above the middle seat like that?
No, we have a Blazing Star and the letter 'G'. This strikes me as a European lodge as I have not been in any United States lodges that do not have the 'G' above the Master's chair as there is a very important part of ritual the the Master performs that references the 'G' above him.
Does this look like a typical lodge to you?
No, particularly the floor seating. In a usual lodge setting you would not sit on the lodge floor but of to the sidelines.
Well I don't think that is particularity relevant to our situation today.
Also, I'm not going to argue with you about the Illuminati symbol.
When I refer to the Illuminati it is to the Bavarian Illuminati and not to the nebulous New World Order, Powers That Be, modern vision of the Illuminati. The Bavarians did not use the Eye as a symbol.
I obviously don't know that for a fact, and I have never claimed to. In fact I've stated that this probably isn't a Masonic thing, but more of an Illuminati thing. As you'll see in my last post, the obscure nature of this gathering and the stark differences to normal lodge meetings (what I find most interesting is the Pyramid of Providence displayed where it is), is what leads me to believe this is a meeting involving some people in very powerful positions. If some one could actually identify this particular lodge then we would be getting some where. But I think it's going to be extremely hard to do that, if not impossible. I've already been searching for over an hour and have yet to see any lodge like it.
i just want to know how you know this is a HIGHER LEVEL Masonic gathering ?
I am sorry, but really... if you're going to much such claims (of being a 32 degree Mason) you might want to get the spelling right. Try capitalizing your i's for a start, and scene is seen in this case.
I HAVE NEVER SCENE 1 EVIL OR SATANIC RITUAL EVER IN MASONRY and i am a 32 degree mason