There is much to learn in the FC degree, much of which can be lost to the listener of the lecture without hearing it many times. I plan to attend as many FC degrees as I can.
Thank you. There is an ancient board game originating in India that is played to this day by kids all over the world. Same teachings are there for those with eyes to see. Keep up the good work. P.s i have my rehearsal for initiation into the harding lodge tonight. Thank you Kindly for the inspiration.
Thank you. Could it be the rooms for payment were placed so to protect the money and the people who were there at the time? Difficult to storm a room built so? Just a thought
Interesting comment. It reminded me of a video from a few months back about the Temple. There might be something in here, but I can't remember all of the content: ua-cam.com/video/UhbEZn14ZuE/v-deo.html
Thank you. I re_ watched the link to previous video. I takes me back again to Scottish building of Keeps and Towers which were built for safekeeping. For what ever reason.. The stairs were always narrow, winding, and un even in build. This was deliberate to be an impediment to invaders. It made it very difficult for invaders coming up stairs as opposed to those guarding from above. Especially if the invaders were right handed as the stairwells were built so aa fling or thrust would be hard to do bt a right handed sword as most were. And the fact that outer Chambers were on different levels and of different sizes also aids towards the escape time of those who may be in a building or to the prep time of those who are guarding. The levels are definitely copied throughout history across the world. And levels of Chambers with restricted access depending on sex or social standing as well. This would have guarded the knowledge handed out or taught. A very good video cheers
And the addition of a porch. This meant that ther was a negotiable entrance which was restricting to the entrant. Tight or wide depending on the build but most likely a porch of tight entrance which meant turning would be restricted and an forward thrust impossible. Just a thought. Thank you
Fascinating comment. I remember as a child visiting the ruins of an old keep on my Uncle's farm near Aberdeen. There were only about 5 steps left, but I remember taking a stick as a sword and testing the whole left-hand / right-hand thing. As I'm a lefty I felt pretty smug 👍
Yes the trap doors are very interesting like the royal pyramids of Giza with some rooms that have no standard entry, designed totally to protect the treasures inside like a time capsule for centuries (in case of invaders or thieves) with no doors. Even if the structure is destroyed the invaders or avengers may still find it later, still protected, preserved, and eventually safeguarded again in a new treasury. They are unlike "monetary" or "financial" treasures though. Everything I say is mostly speculation though based on years of reading. As for the winding staircase, it seems more allegorical to be "you learn 'step-by-step', over years, to get to the next 'level' and receive more education." e.g. nothing freely given but earned as you get smarter.
The eyes on a will finding it's way through out time , set your compass to bear that mark ❣️💯🕯️Mason of those lodges Are very interesting to initiates
There is much to learn in the FC degree, much of which can be lost to the listener of the lecture without hearing it many times. I plan to attend as many FC degrees as I can.
Great content like always, thanks!
Much appreciated!
Thanks for posting.
That was a helter-skelter of a video!
LOL. When I get to the bottom I go back to the top.
Great comment, Thanks.
Thank you.
There is an ancient board game originating in India that is played to this day by kids all over the world.
Same teachings are there for those with eyes to see.
Keep up the good work.
P.s i have my rehearsal for initiation into the harding lodge tonight.
Thank you Kindly for the inspiration.
That's great news about your initiation! It's a night you'll always remember. Best wishes. I'm sure it will be 'eye opening'.
Thank you. Could it be the rooms for payment were placed so to protect the money and the people who were there at the time? Difficult to storm a room built so? Just a thought
Interesting comment. It reminded me of a video from a few months back about the Temple. There might be something in here, but I can't remember all of the content: ua-cam.com/video/UhbEZn14ZuE/v-deo.html
Thank you. I re_ watched the link to previous video. I takes me back again to Scottish building of Keeps and Towers which were built for safekeeping. For what ever reason.. The stairs were always narrow, winding, and un even in build. This was deliberate to be an impediment to invaders. It made it very difficult for invaders coming up stairs as opposed to those guarding from above. Especially if the invaders were right handed as the stairwells were built so aa fling or thrust would be hard to do bt a right handed sword as most were. And the fact that outer Chambers were on different levels and of different sizes also aids towards the escape time of those who may be in a building or to the prep time of those who are guarding. The levels are definitely copied throughout history across the world. And levels of Chambers with restricted access depending on sex or social standing as well. This would have guarded the knowledge handed out or taught.
A very good video cheers
And the addition of a porch. This meant that ther was a negotiable entrance which was restricting to the entrant. Tight or wide depending on the build but most likely a porch of tight entrance which meant turning would be restricted and an forward thrust impossible. Just a thought. Thank you
Fascinating comment. I remember as a child visiting the ruins of an old keep on my Uncle's farm near Aberdeen. There were only about 5 steps left, but I remember taking a stick as a sword and testing the whole left-hand / right-hand thing. As I'm a lefty I felt pretty smug 👍
Yes the trap doors are very interesting like the royal pyramids of Giza with some rooms that have no standard entry, designed totally to protect the treasures inside like a time capsule for centuries (in case of invaders or thieves) with no doors. Even if the structure is destroyed the invaders or avengers may still find it later, still protected, preserved, and eventually safeguarded again in a new treasury. They are unlike "monetary" or "financial" treasures though. Everything I say is mostly speculation though based on years of reading. As for the winding staircase, it seems more allegorical to be "you learn 'step-by-step', over years, to get to the next 'level' and receive more education." e.g. nothing freely given but earned as you get smarter.
Definitely allegorical.
This was an utter waste of time. It should have been entitled, "There is No Evidence of a Middle Chamber. Don't Bother Watching."
I see where you’re coming from… I did still find it interesting, but still I agree the title is misleading.
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I’ve heard that’s where they perform their sacrifices…
lol yea right they’d be in jail
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@@Andrea-LovesYouStill diddy is not a Freemason or any fraternity lol he’s with the elite
@@Andrea-LovesYouStill I wouldn’t worry about those evil people. The Lord Jesus Christ is the all powerful and they will burn for all of eternity!
Masons are everyday middle to lower class people .