11 Sep 2015 01:57:00
As a British citizen i've noticed that there are a great deal of masonic lodges, it raises the question what are they doing? And what is their purpose? The more research I do I find that masons have reached the highest echelons of our society for example there is a great number of American presidents that are masons. i was so fascinated that I saw an induction to freemasonry ( through means I don't wish to share) but couldn't hear much of what they were saying. it looked very odd, alarming and quite scary (probably because I wasn't supposed to be there). can anyone please elaborate in what they do and their purpose without diving into crazy conspiricies. there must be a logical answer to what they are doing. can anyone here help?
But there is more to [Scottish Rite] Freemasonary because if you're the average joe bloggs businessman, it doesn't matter how long you stay in Freemasonary, you will only reach and stay at level 3 (Master Mason) and you will see other people come in after you and rise up the levels. This is because there are 2 [Scottish Rite] Freemasonarys. One is the blue lodge which contains only 3 degrees and another which has at least 33 degrees.
The rituals were originally about hiding information inside the rituals so the Roman Catholic Church didn't know what the information was. However the rituals have been corrupted to the point that they are now essentially meaningless and it's only at the highest levels of Freemasonary that there maybe some real secret information.
i can only speak for a man (ralph) I knew ,hes died this year ,he had a romance going with the mother in law for 7 or 8 years and was a decent feller ,i brought up this subject to him and he would not have any of it , he was quite high up in the lodge he was in but did admit its you scratch my back I scratch yours, I will give you a example ,
a few years ago a family member had been accused of stealing money from the mother in laws and ralph admitted in a quiet tone that one phone call, this person would be jailed ,i believed him , we got on well ,he invited me to something called the buffs ,its like a charity night were you have a three course meal and can win prizes etc I went a couple of times and I noticed all walks of life but they keep themselves to their cliches .
so my theory on lodges/freemasons is the more exclusive the lodge the more dark it gets .