Thread: I'm a freemason, rosicrucian, martinist and member of other orders. Ask me questions.

Yes if under the UGLE (United Grand Lodge of England) that is the case, but I'm in Grand Orient which allows both. The website is Grand Orient de France - Liberté - Egalité - Fraternité , the US website is Grand Orient USA | The Voice of Liberal Continental Freemasonry in America

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I've been wanting to post on this thread for a while, your threads provide a lot of information, absorbing it all in one day is almost impossible for me. But alas I have some questions:

If you find any of these questions to personal, you may avoid answering them:

1. Did your parents talk openly with you about any of this information?
2. Did you go to a normal school?
3. Do you find it difficult to relate to people who are not in any of the orders?
4. What's the general thinking in the orders of people who are not involved with the orders?
5. Why are you involved with so many orders? Do they all share a common belief? Do they not take up much of your time?
6. Martinist Order of the Knights of Christ, when they say Christ do they mean Jesus?
7. Whats do the orders believe about Jesus?
8. Freemasonic Order of the Grand Orient, what do they mean by Orient?
9. Have you or any of the orders been involved with or been contacted by actual physical aliens from another planet?

That's it for now, I will have more questions for you once I get your responses.

I haven't had time to get to this thread either. I'll restate my question from your introduction in the say hello forum.

What is the intended mission, purpose or goal of secret orders you are involved with?

Your name is Edward Alexander, that is very similar to Aleister Crowley's real name of Edward Alexander Crowley, did your parents name you after him?
If so for what purpose?

Do you consider yourself an Illuminati?

Originally Posted by White Rabbit

I've been wanting to post on this thread for a while, your threads provide a lot of information, absorbing it all in one day is almost impossible for me. But alas I have some questions:

If you find any of these questions to personal, you may avoid answering them:

1. Did your parents talk openly with you about any of this information?
2. Did you go to a normal school?
3. Do you find it difficult to relate to people who are not in any of the orders?
4. What's the general thinking in the orders of people who are not involved with the orders?
5. Why are you involved with so many orders? Do they all share a common belief? Do they not take up much of your time?
6. Martinist Order of the Knights of Christ, when they say Christ do they mean Jesus?
7. Whats do the orders believe about Jesus?
8. Freemasonic Order of the Grand Orient, what do you mean by Orient?
9. Have you or any of the orders you have been involved with been contacted by actual physical is aliens from another planet?

That's it for now, I will have more questions for you once I get your responses.

1. Yes, my parents were very open about it for me, apparently more for me than my brother, especially my father taught me a great deal - he was the grandmaster of the order. My mother was involved with the governments, mostly the air force and military and anything connected to that. So she was the one that got me involved in that area, whereas my father got me involved in the more esoteric and occult world. That they were both connected (the occult world & governments) became clear to me fairly early on.

2. Yes I went to a normal school.

3. As a kid to some degree, I could not discuss as much as I would want to with other friends, and I was the younger member in the Order, but it wasn't a problem. The few close friends I had back then I taught a bit about spiritual principles and the occult, which they found interesting. Later on I had close friends both members of orders, as well as non-members with no interest in the occult & spiritual etc and I still do. It is no problem to relate to people who are not members of any orders, there are many interesting and friendly wise people out in the masses too.

4. I do not look at myself as more "special" or "worthy" or anything like that compared to people who are not members of the orders, and our orders are here for the purpose of being beneficial and spread some insight and understanding to the general public, society, from the shadows. We look at non-members as either people we can assist in some way, or as possible candidates for membership due to their already hightened state of being.

5. The different orders are fairly different in their practices and work as well as structure, but all the ones I am member of seek to improve both ourselves and society.

6. Yes Christ as Jesus and the spirit of the same. Christ / Jesus is an important figure for most of the orders I am in, but the Martinist Order have the most direct interest and connection to Jesus since it is an Christian Order, involved with Christian mysticism and esoteric Christianity. I like to call it "Practical Christianity" and "True Christianity" since it actually involves practices, work and exercises that Jesus himself were involved with, and has no relation to the false Christianity which is put out for the masses.

7. We generally accept that Jesus lived on, was part of secret societies and orders, which in turn was growing stronger and larger through the 12 apostles which were grandmasters of different areas of the same orders, spreading the same teaching, which have reached up until the present. The specific belief of the different orders varies some though.

8. Orient means East. You can read about Grand Orient at the official website Grand Orient USA Freemasons . There is also some general historical information on Continental Freemasonry - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

9. Mostly non-physical, spiritual entities, whether from other planets or different planes of existence of the astral realms, direct physical contact is unusual and other means of communication is preferred, such as astral projection, telepathy, etc.

-EA

Thanks for the answering! I got some more questions:

1. Why do your fellow order members not want this information available to the public?
2. Are there degrees past 32? I heard this is a big secret and I read in a book that once you pass the 32rd degree you are informed that the God the Freemasons are all worshiping is Lucifer?
3. Is Lucifer your God?
4. Who or what is Jack DeMolay?

That's all I can think of for now. I got to go read some your other posts and I am sure I will have some more questions after that.

Originally Posted by 100th Monkey

I haven't had time to get to this thread either. I'll restate my question from your introduction in the say hello forum.

What is the intended mission, purpose or goal of secret orders you are involved with?

Your name is Edward Alexander, that is very similar to Aleister Crowley's real name of Edward Alexander Crowley, did your parents name you after him?
If so for what purpose?

Do you consider yourself an Illuminati?

Hey, ya, what about the name thing? That can't be coincidence.

Originally Posted by 100th Monkey

I haven't had time to get to this thread either. I'll restate my question from your introduction in the say hello forum.

What is the intended mission, purpose or goal of secret orders you are involved with?

Your name is Edward Alexander, that is very similar to Aleister Crowley's real name of Edward Alexander Crowley, did your parents name you after him?
If so for what purpose?

Do you consider yourself an Illuminati?

The intended mission, purpose and goal of the secret orders I am involved with is simply spiritual and mental development and alchemy (betterment , transforming something less superior to something beyond superior). Not only on a personal or individual basis, but for society and the world and all its people as a whole.

My name, perhaps a coincidence, perhaps not. I do not really know as my father who gave me this name passed away more than a decade and half ago and I never asked. My mother is not much involved with the occult world and she would probably not even know why he decided for that name. Perhaps he admired some of the Crows work, as he would no doubt be familiar with him. But I don't really know more than that.

Originally Posted by White Rabbit

Thanks for the answering! I got some more questions:

1. Why do your fellow order members not want this information available to the public?
2. Are there degrees past 32? I heard this is a big secret and I read in a book that once you pass the 32rd degree you are informed that the God the Freemasons are all worshiping is Lucifer?
3. Is Lucifer your God?
4. Who or what is Jack DeMolay?

That's all I can think of for now. I got to go read some your other posts and I am sure I will have some more questions after that.

1. The reason our work is secret is because the knowledge, insight and experience gained from it can be abused. Look at the "Elite", "Illuminati", Governments, etc - prime examples on how this knowledge is used for personal gain, and to gain power and control over people. We carefully select our members, to avoid such people. We are there to do good, and be of a beneficial purpose for the world, not the opposite, as they are.

2. Yes, you must understand that freemasonry consist of many different "rites". What you refer to is the Scottish Rite, which has 32 degrees, and a 33rd degree which is a honorary degree given to a few specific people who've done a lot of work and good deeds for the order and its work. I'm active in a rite called the Rite of Mizraim that consist of 90 degrees so it goes far beyond 32. Other rites, such as the Swedish rite and York Rite, have around 12 degrees.

3. No, Lucifer is not my God. He may be the Creator God of the Physical World, but not "my" god, as should be clear from my revelations regarding the Trap System which I've spoken about in numerous places around the net, in books, videos, etc.

4. Jacques de Molay was a grandmaster of Knight's Templars and involved with masonry. He was killed and burned on the stake by the Vatican.

Okay here's some questions:

1. What is so important about the number 33? or is this only important Scottish rite?
2. It is my current belief that Lucifer is not the devil and that he was just demonized by the Vatican and the Catholic Church, would you agree with this?
3. What do these four Egyptian gods have to do with Freemasonry? And were they real flesh and blood people?

Osiris
Isis
Horus
Seth

1. 33 is an important number, age of Jesus (allegedly) , it relates to both kabbalah's Tree of Life (10 sephiras with 22 paths connecting them and one "secret" sephira = 33 in total) and Tarot (kabbalistic tarot) etc. Also significant number numerologically.

2. That may be, Lucifer does not equal Satan, as they are 2 completely different entities / beings and not said to be the same anywhere in the bible. There are also many other's mentioned. Lucifer means bringer of Light, and is connected with Venus, the Morning Star, and Jesus himself was called the Morning Star.

3. Egyptian mythology is important to freemasonry as the builders of the pyramids were the first masons (stone builders), and freemasonry is based on teachings and principles that dates back to those times, whether symbolically, philosophically or esoterically.

-EA