Of course. It couldn't be that it is just the natural pose of the hand... now could it?

Next thing you know the classic "s-curve" that is portrayed in statues throughout time will be a sign of Satan!

They stop at nothing with this silliness.

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No Rooster. May of my relatives were masons. The hand shakes are facts. My Dad was one and told me stories of masons helping other masons just by seeing the signs.

On a trip to Philly the banks told him they woud not honor his out of state checks, he had perfect credit too.
He went to the managers office and just by a shake of the hand and his stance the manager recognized he was a mason and marked his check as good.

It's a fact they use many signs. Dad was never above 3rd degree. AT least one uncle was 33rd degree.

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I don't doubt it. But it is in fact the natural pose of the hand (or maybe I've drawn a lot of Masons in my life, and am one myself?)

And maybe the classic "s-curve" is a signaling device. When it is also, in fact, a natural and relaxed pose.

And maybe there is a conspiracy by the Masons to keep all Extra-Terrestrial awareness from the masses...

What sayeth thee?

Rob,

My grandfather was a free mason...a shriner, and a GOOD man. He worked tirelessly raising money for children's charities, and so did his Mason brothers. What that article says is offensive and ridiculous.

My daughter is also part of the Mason organization. I've been to several meetings and closed ceremonies and I have seen nothing evil, nothing even close to what you're talking about. These people work very hard to contribute to the well being of others, and you (or whoever wrote that stupid article) should be ashamed of yourselves for implying anything different.

Good day.

I say that as long as you can try to offer your brothers a square deal , then, as history has repeatedly shown, those figureheads that seek to divide their own foundations into personal dias will continue to simply crumble under the weight of their own cobbled design.

...But hey...I enjoy a good conspiracy theory ...but this one isn't even good. But what I'm about to tell you will probably feed your theory...one way or the other.

My grandfather (the Mason I told you about, the GOOD man that he was) died years ago. And my grandmother was beside herself with grief. For a year after his death, she nearly stopped eating. She lost a lot of weight. She rarely ventured out of her home. She looked like death itself, so much was her grief over this loss. I began to think that it wouldn't be much longer and she would join him in death.

One night I had a very vivid dream. My grandpa visited me in this dream. He never said a single word, he just smiled at me. He was young again, and he was wearing his favorite shirt. His presence and his smile filled me with comfort and joy, and when I awoke from this dream I was so moved by it (emotionally) that I picked up the phone and called my grandma to tell her about it. As I relayed the dream, piece by piece, my grandma broke into tears. She was sobbing, and I was horrified that I'd upset her. I told her I was sorry for making her sad. She said, through her sobs, "you have to call your sister." She kept repeating this over and over again. I asked her why....and she said, "your sister called me just a little while ago, and she told me the exact same thing you just told me now. She had a dream exactly like yours, right down to the shirt he was wearing and the smile on his face, and the comfort she felt ...and the certainty she felt that wherever he is, he is happy, and everything is o.k."

I was stunned. What are the chances of such an occurrence? Seriously? It was almost a year after his death. I called my sister....and it was confirmed.. we'd had exactly the same dream on the very same night, and both of us felt compelled to call grandma immediately afterward to tell her.

The result of all of this: my grandma conveyed to us that she believes he contacted her through us. He wanted her to know that he was o.k. He wanted her to know that there is life after death, and that she should stop mourning him for she would see him again one day.

My grandma started eating again. She gained back the weight that she lost. The color returned to her cheeks. She started going out of the house again, seeing friends. She started living once more.

Grandma lived to the age of 94.

And I know in my heart that she's with him now. My grandma wasn't the only one affected so deeply by those dreams. My sister and I also believe that there is life after death. We weren't at all sure of this before this.

Does this sound like the work of the devil to you? Does it sound like an evil conspiracy?

Because if it is, how would you explain three people's lives being altered forever (for the better) by this experience?

the conspiracy theorists usually have Jews at the core of evil

Hi Tera,

Your grandfather`s morality was never in question, the very best of people can be taken in by false religion.

Freemasonry is lucifrian

"Lucifer, the Son of the Morning! Is it he who bears the Light, and with its splendors intolerable blinds feeble, sensual, or selfish Souls? Doubt it not!"
Albert Pike. Founder of modern day freemasonry.


Robert.

Rob,

I have my own reasons for avoiding organized religion. But out of curiosity, why do you think the Masons are satanic? What is your basis for that? I'm interested to hear it.

Hi Tera,


There is much information concerning how Freemasonry is satanic, here is a very good place to start as per this subject:
http://www.cuttingedge.org/free15.htm




Robert.

Well, if they worship Satan then why are they so concerned with providing for children's charities?

I'm not a Mason, so I can't say what goes on behind their closed doors.

But I am a mother of a daughter who belongs to a branch of the Masons ("Job's daughters"), and I have, like I told you before, been to several of their meetings/ceremonies, and I saw nothing there at all that indicated Satanic worship. In fact, they study the Bible, and in my daughter's group, they study the book of Job, and their aim is to become like Job, to be faithful to God and to live as Job did.

If they want to be like Job, they should obey the word of God.


Jesus Christ gave the keys of the Kingdom of Heaven unto Peter...
Matthew 16:19.
And I will give unto thee the KEYS of the kingdom of heaven......


On the day of Pentecost when Peter preached the people asked, “Men and brethren, what shall we do?” to which Peter answered...
Acts 2:38.
Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost.


There is the KEY:
1: Repent.
2: Be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ.
3: Receive the gift of the Holy Ghost.


Tell them to follow God`s instructions.






Robert.

Hi Tera,


I would encourage you to visit this site and to watch the Google video near the bottom of the page.


http://www.freemasonrywatch.org/free...in_canada.html




Robert.

reasons we know Jesus was black
1. he called everybody brutha
2. the cops were always sweating him
3. he lived with his mom till he was 30
4. he didnt meet his dad till he died
5. he got snitched on by a homie
6. he couldnt get a fair trial
7. he turned water into wine

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...But hey...I enjoy a good conspiracy theory ...but this one isn't even good. But what I'm about to tell you will probably feed your theory...one way or the other.

My grandfather (the Mason I told you about, the GOOD man that he was) died years ago. And my grandmother was beside herself with grief. For a year after his death, she nearly stopped eating. She lost a lot of weight. She rarely ventured out of her home. She looked like death itself, so much was her grief over this loss. I began to think that it wouldn't be much longer and she would join him in death.

One night I had a very vivid dream. My grandpa visited me in this dream. He never said a single word, he just smiled at me. He was young again, and he was wearing his favorite shirt. His presence and his smile filled me with comfort and joy, and when I awoke from this dream I was so moved by it (emotionally) that I picked up the phone and called my grandma to tell her about it. As I relayed the dream, piece by piece, my grandma broke into tears. She was sobbing, and I was horrified that I'd upset her. I told her I was sorry for making her sad. She said, through her sobs, "you have to call your sister." She kept repeating this over and over again. I asked her why....and she said, "your sister called me just a little while ago, and she told me the exact same thing you just told me now. She had a dream exactly like yours, right down to the shirt he was wearing and the smile on his face, and the comfort she felt ...and the certainty she felt that wherever he is, he is happy, and everything is o.k."

I was stunned. What are the chances of such an occurrence? Seriously? It was almost a year after his death. I called my sister....and it was confirmed.. we'd had exactly the same dream on the very same night, and both of us felt compelled to call grandma immediately afterward to tell her.

The result of all of this: my grandma conveyed to us that she believes he contacted her through us. He wanted her to know that he was o.k. He wanted her to know that there is life after death, and that she should stop mourning him for she would see him again one day.

My grandma started eating again. She gained back the weight that she lost. The color returned to her cheeks. She started going out of the house again, seeing friends. She started living once more.

Grandma lived to the age of 94.

And I know in my heart that she's with him now. My grandma wasn't the only one affected so deeply by those dreams. My sister and I also believe that there is life after death. We weren't at all sure of this before this.

Does this sound like the work of the devil to you? Does it sound like an evil conspiracy?

Because if it is, how would you explain three people's lives being altered forever (for the better) by this experience?

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I've heard about dreams like the one you described many times. I believe there is something to it. Why is the deceased always young in these dreams?