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2021-04-24 23:12:16 The Masons, as befits their name, are thought to have originated as a fraternity of stoneworkers. Consequently, they worked their religion into their art and architecture as well: they built it into the very Gothic cathedrals that the Church commissioned from them, encoding and embedding their symbolism into the facades of these great stone buildings:

“It is generally believed in occult circles that these medieval Masons had inherited esoteric knowledge from their pagan antecedents and that this knowledge was incorporated into the sacred architecture of the cathedrals.”

—Michael Howard, The Occult Conspiracy Open / Comment

2021-04-24 23:08:41 Chief among them are the Freemasons, an organization that has been whispered about since time immemorial. Due to the organization’s secrecy, however, it was never clear what exactly the Order was guarding: We know only it was some sort of religious, heretical secret, one that was discovered by the Church, who has gone to great lengths to discourage and persecute the Masons. Pope Leo XIII issued this now-famous statement:

“…after the example of our predecessors, we intend to turn our attention to the Masonic society, to its whole doctrine, to its intentions, acts, and feelings, in order to illustrate more and more this wicked force and stop the spread of this contagious disease… Open / Comment

2021-04-24 23:07:14 The reasons and interplay that influence the conflict between the ancient Universal Religion and the early Church are myriad and out of the scope of this article; suffice it to say that the ancient Universal Religion was perceived as blasphemous in the Catholic church, and it was for this very reason that the Church stamped out this religion—or at least tried to. Though they all but exterminated practitioners of the Universal Religion, like the Druids, there were people who remembered the Universal Religion and banded together to protect it, forming mystery cults that passed this knowledge on from generation to generation, which became Secret Societies that we hear about today. Open / Comment

2021-04-24 23:04:26 Remnants of the Universal Religion survive best in the East, predictably, where many of its tenets can still be seen to play a part in Eastern spiritualism. The Third Eye still exists in—and is indeed still a major part of—the Hindu religion, for example, though distorted by the passing of time. The Universal Religion, however, fared far worse in the West, where the rise of Christianity led to direct conflict with the idea of personal godhood.

This “missing history of the Triptych” in the West seems to be precisely the message that artists like Leonardo da Vinci intended to convey esoterically in portraits like The Last Supper, which show how Jesus (i.e., the religion of Christianity) has “covered over” the Triptych religion of ages past shown above. Open / Comment

2021-04-24 22:59:46 The facade of Rockefeller Center in New York City, built in the early 1900s, represents one of the most biggest hidden-in-plain-sight Triptychs created in modern history.

Male on the right, female on the left. The god in the center door of the Triptych is you, your inner Self. Note the Masonic compass in the god’s hands. Open / Comment

2021-04-24 22:56:42 Masonic Temple, Newfoundland and Labrador. Note the single Eye inside the middle triangle.

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So the secret of the Triptych and the ancient Universal Religion ,which freemasons believe, is that by balancing our bodily duality we can awaken our Third Eye and see the “god” at the center of ourselves. This wisdom has been hidden from the masses, yet given to initiates of Secret Societies like the Freemasons, whose esoteric drawings depict a single centered Eye symbol that is always flanked by the sun and the moon.

This formula for awakening the Third Eye is hidden in plain sight in the Triptych entrances of countless buildings constructed throughout the West during the past 2,000 years. Open / Comment

2021-04-24 22:51:40 Masonic regalia. The Third Eye symbol is always placed in the middle, balanced between sun and moon.

In her 1924 book, Mystic Americanism, the obscure American author Grace Morey explained:

“The All-Seeing Eye…also emblematic of the…third eye of the human being…has been found amid the ruins of every civilization upon the globe, thereby attesting the fact of a universal religion over all the earth at some remote period. As we now restore this universal religion, we set the All-Seeing eye upon the pyramid. Open / Comment

2021-04-24 22:47:00 n her 2006 book, Eden, author of the esoteric, Dr. Joye Jeffries Pugh, explains:

“The Order of Freemasonry acknowledges the ‘All Seeing Eye’ as the Eye of Great Wisdom.’ This ‘Great Wisdom’ is said to offer those who seek the sacred mysteries an understanding of illumination, inner vision, and intuitive knowledge. Contact with this great wisdom occurs through the ‘Third Eye’ (pineal gland) located inside the forehead.

The Founding Fathers, Freemasons themselves, were not ignorant of the meaning and symbolism of the eye inside the Triangle. They even sketched the single Eye inside a triangle (tri = three) and placed it atop a truncated pyramid—reminiscent of the ancient pyramids and pyramidal structures whose ruins lay scattered across the globe. Open / Comment

2021-04-24 22:43:48 Here's the Third Eye’s awakening from a Freemason's POV:

"The sun and the moon are simply one of the most prominent examples, and this “pairs of opposites” wisdom forms the “lost key” to all the Mystery school teachings in history. Because man lives inside the universe and not apart from it, we too are composed of these same pairs of opposites—“as above, so below,” says the famous Emerald Tablet. The key is not just to understand this sun/moon duality of the human body. The key is to “unify” or “balance” the twin opposing sides and thus “transcend” the bodily duality." Open / Comment

2021-04-24 22:38:10 Freemasons believe this duality of opposites present in the human body is actually a microcosm of the duality of opposites present in the entire universe. The sun and moon, for example, are perfect opposites.

- The SUN stands for DAY—the MOON stands for NIGHT.
- In the DAY it’s HOT and LIGHT—at NIGHT it’s COLD and DARK.
- In the DAY things are DRY—at NIGHT things are MOIST.
- The HOT DAY means LIFE or GOOD.
- The COLD NIGHT means DEATH or EVIL. Open / Comment