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Relevant chapter: Golden Dawn origins and historical roots
clandestine group of Masons called the Society of Eight and they had been working on this stuff for a really long time. >> Oh interesting. Yeah. >> And then so would you not say or would you say that it has roots in old world understandings or older times in terms of things that were like recognized about processes and practices >> 110%. And not only that, the more work and research that I do, the more I stumble upon, right? because I have a very very strong familiarity with the
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Relevant chapter: Independent Rosicrucian identity of the order
charter, >> but they did have a charter from a lodge of the gold of this this uh I forget what it was called, the um Morgan Lot or something like that. Um but uh they um they found an order apparently they had contacted an order of continental masonry in Germany or Austria those areas and that's where they claimed to get their charter but it wasn't it wasn't regular English masonry. Um and so the thing is they met clandestinely this group of they didn't they didn't report their
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Transcript passage · Sky Mathis & Ike Baker · 18:39
Relevant chapter: Masonic origins and the Elus-Cohen tradition
archaic masonry or clandestine masonry. You know, stuff like Memphis and Miss Ryan. can't practice that no more because it's it's a competitor to to the to the uh the Scottish right. Um and probably a million other political reasons because it's it's masonry, right? So um what they do is they take these rights and they they they give them to the the the rituals they give them to the Grand College of Rights and the Grand College of Rights holds on to them as a kind of tradition but it's
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Transcript passage · Sky Mathis & Ike Baker · 39:55
Relevant chapter: Egyptian mysteries, Mithraism, and Zosimos
the Roman times. And so Mithraism was specifically Roman, right? It was it was open, I think, only to the Roman centurion, right? The guard, the the the only soldiers. It was a military organization. It was it was a cl I I want to say clandestine. Um, but it was an underground kind of secret perhaps invitational body within the Roman uh military at the time and that would have been consonant with the period in which Zimus lived. But Zashimus, you also have to understand he's associated with
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Transcript passage · Sky Mathis & Ike Baker · 50:03
Relevant chapter: Jesuits, Templars, and church power
well-trained dog you know which is why they're still around today and the Templars had to go so you know um so I think I I tend to look at it that way again charges can be leveled at anybody and any organization particularly if they're if there are certain clandestine meetings you'd always fear what you don't understand so I'm I'm not even saying that I get behind the whole line that the Jesuit we need to scapegoat right that's just what we do we got a point at like one group
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Transcript passage · Sky Mathis & Ike Baker · 50:03
Relevant chapter: Jesuits, Templars, and church power
well-trained dog you know which is why they're still around today and the Templars had to go so you know um so I think I I tend to look at it that way again charges can be leveled at anybody and any organization particularly if they're if there are certain clandestine meetings you'd always fear what you don't understand so I'm I'm not even saying that I get behind the whole line that the Jesuit we need to scapegoat right that's just what we do we got a point at like one group
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Relevant chapter: Freemasonry as a Threat to Control Systems
able to tell where it is. You're never going to be able to point out where exactly, but you'll be able to feel the tide because it's always pointing at something and telling you that it's basically taking everything that it is, all the evil and exclusion and and selfishness and manipulation and clandestine properties and it's always projecting that at whatever it's trying to take down. So, I don't look at the thing that people are saying is bad. I look at the mouthpiece and I say, "Well,
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Relevant chapter: Freemasonry as a Threat to Control Systems
the Freemasons in the 80s. It's like it was like after 9/11 that people started going on the [ __ ] internet and talking about the Freemasons, you know, it's this is a recent thing with w with this particular iteration. Granted, there's been an anti-masonic furer here and there um since since the organization started. That's a consequence of of fearing the unknown, you know, but There is a concerted effort to paint us, me, you know, and the people I hang with, uh, as like these clandestine
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Relevant chapter: Ark of the Covenant – symbolic vs literal
my god are you kidding me a conspiracy theorist get out of here now and I'm like listen you and I are standing here on a Saturday in robes and funny hats, meeting clandestinely for the purposes of accomplishing ritual. Now, how crazy would it be for people who did the same thing but just had different intentions? How how wild is that to to possibly imagine? Because the the whole thing is that like most people don't think that any of this [ __ ] exists, period. Yet, here I am, you know, here here we are. So now how much
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