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Masons in regalia

The October 1956 cover of LIFE magazine showing a pyramid of masons.

Two Masons pose with plaques. The Mason at left is wearing a Maltese cross medal on his right jacket lapel.

Two Australian Masons shaking hands, in front of the Worshipful Master's chair.

Two Masons standing at attention.

African-American Masons walking down the main street of an unknown town.


A Co-Mason wearing a Compass & Square adorned dress and hat.

Annie Besant
(b. 1847 - d. 1933)

Co-Mason Besant with her 33rd degree sash and double headed eagle adorned hat.

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A 1920's photo of female Co-Masons.

Photo from the 1950's showing female members belonging to the Order of the Eastern Star.

Co-Masons posing for the photo, along with two male counterparts.

Masonic ritual

1st degree

  • Various notes:
    • Ritual for the Entered Apprentice or the First Degree of Freemasonry:
    • Oath of the Entered Apprentice: "All this I most solemnly, sincerely promise and swear, with a firm and steadfast resolution to perform the same, without any mental reservation or secret evasion of mind whatever, binding myself under no less penalty than that of having my throat cut across, my tongue torn out by its roots, and my body buried in the rough sands of the sea, at low-water mark, where the tide ebbs and flows twice in twenty-four hours, should I ever knowingly violate this my Entered Apprentice obligation. So help me God, and keep me steadfast in the due performance of the same." [25]


This photo shows the Candidate as dressed to receive the degree of the Entered Apprentice, complete with a Cable-Tow around his neck.

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1800's era illustration showing the Candidate swearing the oath of the Entered Apprentice, upon the alter of the Masonic Lodge.

From left to right: the Worshipful Master, alter and lights, the Candidate and the Conductor.

The Candidate being conducted once around the Lodge by the Conductor after having received the First Degree of the Entered Apprentice.

This illustration shows the various "stops" in the Lodge that the Candidate must make upon receiving the First Degree of the Entered Apprentice.

1700's illustration depicting the initiation ritual for the Entered Apprentice degree of Masonry.


Sign of an Entered Apprentice.

Duegard of an Entered Apprentice.

The grip or pass grip of an Entered Apprentice.

2nd degree

The Candidate properly prepared for the ritual of receiving the Second Degree.

The Candidate taking the oath of a Fellow Craft.

From left to right: the Worshipful Master, alter and lights, the Candidate and the Conductor.


Sign of the Fellow Craft Mason.

Duegard of the Fellow Craft Mason.

The grip or pass grip of a Fellow Craft.

The real grip of a Fellow Craft.


The apron of the Fellow Craft, is worn with one corner of the flap turned up.

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3rd degree

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4th - 33rd degrees

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Grand lodges

United Grand Lodge of England, London, United Kingdom.

Founded in 1717

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Grand lodge of Maryland [2]

Grand lodge Canada, Ontario, Canada.

Masonic temple-lodge Pannetier-Grand Orient, France.

Note: the pyramid, the checkerboard floor, the sun and the 5-pointed star symbols on the ceiling.

Organizational diagrams

Masonic York Rite degrees (see also: [3], [4])

"Structure of Freemasonry": The York Rite and the Scottish Rite.

Emblematic structure of freemasonry (York Rite and Scottish Rite).

Drafting Compass and Square

  • Compass and Square:

Freemasonry logo.

The letter "G" can stand for: 'God', Geb, Great Architect of the Universe ("GAOTU"), 'Generative', "Geometry".

"Structure of Freemasonry": The York Rite and the Scottish Rite.

The egyptian god Geb. Inspiration for the compass and square?

Graco makers of paint straying equipment

Renault

Best Western. Above the "W", looks exactly like the symbol used by Renault

Rockefeller Center - building complex. See also the Prometheus Bound statue, and the Greek god legend: Prometheus Bound

Advanced Micro Devices

Note it also forms a canted square.

The Associated General Contractors of America

Note: "G" in center.

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Anheuser-Busch brewing company.

The top of the "A" is the compass and the upward lifting wings are the square

Logo of the San Jose Sharks, a professional U.S. hockey team located in San Jose, California

Lockheed Martin

Völkl

Baseball fields? You have to wonder.

Note: pitchers mound in center where "G" would go, oblong square bases, pentagram-shaped home plate. Note also the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial arch in the background.

The Ant Bully - animation film released by Legendary Pictures and Warner Bros.
"In other parts of the film Egyptology is a clear reference as the Great Pyramids are shown as well as a nod to the 'all seeing eye'." [5]

Logo of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations. Somewhat suspicious shapes.

  • Compass only

NASA

(c. 1955-1990)

Emblem of the Deutsche Demokratische Republik (German Democratic Republic)

London Eye, London, UK

This is the biggest Ferris wheel in Europe. It was formally opened by Mason Tony Blair, at 20:00 GMT on 31 December 1999.

See also: [6], [7].

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The Petronas Towers in Malaysia.

Note: These towers are also a representation of Jachin & Boaz

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Acura

Kia Motors

Forward Look - the logo of a design theme used between 1955-1961 for Chrysler Corporation vehicles.

Vector Motors Corporation

Citroën

Warid Telecom

Albertsons grocery stores.

Note: This company is run by Mormons, whose religious cult was founded by masons.

  • Square only

California Lottery

Lucas Arts

Parliament Cigarettes

The original logo for Klipsch Audio Technologies

Note: the square, arch, and pentagon

Klipsch Audio Technologies

Valvoline (now Ashland Inc.)

Note: pyramid in center

Vonage

Note: circle above "V" is where a "G" would go

Verizon

Two pillars

  • Various notes:
    • Alternative names: Boaz and Jachin
    • See also: Pillars of Hercules
    • Note how often II spheres (or globes) rest on II pillars. These two spheres are sometimes the Sun and Moon, which represent the active and the passive (and thereby reflective) forces of the universe. They want to claim these two realms of the world as theirs.
    • todo: note Egyptian mythology origins (and perhaps even earlier)

Masonic lodge with the two pillars and the checkerboard floor.

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Masonic apron worn by "Brother" George Washington (4 pillars). See also: [8]

Grand Lodge seal of Alabama, US [9]

US House of Representatives (4 pillars). Different, but still similar. Note: the fasces.

Orange Order (or "Loyal Orange Institution", "Orange Institution"). [10]

See also: "Ancient Order of Hibernians", "Royal Black Knights"

"Pillars of Charity", in the Scottish Rite temple named The 33° Supreme Council of the World in Washington, D.C.

Note: the "Ordo ab Chao" ("order out of chaos") motto (bottom), "Fiat lux" ("let light be made") motto (top), sun symbolism, double-headed eagle, equal-length sun cross, energy spiral decorations, square temple.

"Solomon's Pillars Lodge" in Eilat, Israel.

(unknown) Catholic building (from 1563) in Antwerp, Belgium. Note also: the Eagle on the globe (top), the Double-headed Eagle on all 3 shields (bottom), the Sun symbol (top), the shields at the bottom, and the sun scepter burning the serpent (bottom right), the stars surrounding Maria, the griffins (2nd floor).

Meaning "SPQA": "SPQR" means "Senātus Populusque Rōmānus" ("Senate and the People of Rome", so "SPQA" means "Senātus Populusque Antwerp".

  • Two pillars in logos:

History Channel

  • Twin Towers
    • Todo:
      • LG Twin Towers, Beijing
      • LG Twin Towers, Korea

[[w:World Trade Center|]], New York City, US

[[w:Deutsche Bank Twin Towers|]]

Arch

Mason arch

"Royal Arch" degree [11] symbolism.

Note the Pigpen cipher of "oti"(correct pigpen cipher?) on the altar.

Symbol of the "Royal Arch" degree.

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Grand Royal Arch, Chapter York.

Arc de Triomphe, Paris, France.

Note: Commissioned in 1806 by Napoleon Bonaparte, a known Rosicrucian

Louvre Pyramid line-of-sight through an arch pathway.

See also: "Pyramid At The Louvre, in Paris Commissioned By Francois "the Sphinx" Mitterand, A 33 Degree Freemason Of The Grand Orient Lodge".

The Jefferson National Expansion Memorial arch. simply another masonic monument?

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The Roosevelt Arch, at the north entrance to Yellowstone National Park. The arch's cornerstone was laid in 1903 by Freemason and U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt.

Universal Studios Hollywood

Universal Studios Florida

The Washington Square Arch in Washington Square Park in New York City

See: square as a word, George Washington

National War Memorial in Ottawa, Canada - originally built in 1939 to commemorate World War I.

  • Arches in logos:

Citi

Note: how the arch goes from "i" to "i", which represent the two pillars.

International Order of the Rainbow for Girls (IORG). Founded in 1922 by mason and reverend W. Mark Sexson for girls ages 11-21

Note: original name was "Order of the Rainbow for Girls". Also known as "Rainbow Girls".

United Way logo, arches?

Thyssen Krupp

Note the intertwined circles. (todo: note SMOM-Nazi partnerships)

McDonald's logo with the Golden Arches.

Motorola

Cornerstone

(c. 1793)

George Washington laying the cornerstone of the United States Capital in Masonic garb, as chronicled by the Colombian Mirror and Alexandria Gazette of September 18th, 1793. [12]

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(c. 1993)

Newspaper article picture from September 19th, 1993 showing the 200th anniversary ceremony of the laying of the U.S. Capitol cornerstone


  • Other cornerstones:

Plaque commemorating the cornerstone laying of the Capitol of South Dakota.

Keystone

  • Various notes:
    • The Keystone is the locking stone of the Arch. Therefore, the "copestone," being located at the top, is the cap of the entire arch. Consequently, the Royal Arch of Freemasonry, is symbolically regarded as "The Copestone of Ancient Craft Masonry;" otherwise referred to as the "Capitular Rite."


  • Keystone in masonic imagery:

The keystone is the symbol for the Royal Arch body of Freemasons.

Note: Also known as the Capitular Rite of Freemasonry

masonic tracing board

Three arches with workers ready to install the keystones

Keystone in arch

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Masonic medals with keystone

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The "book" that the Statue of Liberty is holding, is in fact a masonic keystone.

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  • Logo's:

(Est. 1925)

Logo of the International Association of Electrical Inspectors (IAEI)

Note: The oblong square in the center of the keystone.

Badge of the Pennsylvania State Police (PSP)

Note: The 8-pointed star

H. J. Heinz Company (Founded 1869)

Wealthy global processed-food company. Teresa Heinz-Kerry is the trustee of the Heinz family wealth.
2008 revenue: 10.5 billion

Note: The company's world headquarters is located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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  • Other:

Keystone Light beer

(product of Coors Brewing Company)

Reverse side of a 1999 Pennsylvania state quarter displaying keystone.

Note: Pennsylvania is known as "the keystone state"

Keys

Vatican Papal Tiara

Emblem of Royal Air Force No. 16 Squadron