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Oh, Oh, All right man. Welcome to the introduction for Crow Triple 7 radio

episode 94 Jason Linger and's with me. We're going to be talking about Masonic

symbolism and we're going to be using their own words and

their own approved statements in a text we came across that's published and approved

by masons and written by a mason that seek to basically inform us all apparently.

And I would add in, well let me jump forward here.

In the second hour we're going to pick up again on subscriber questions.

We got through about half of them. In the beginning of the second hour, we're going to finish up on the

Masonic symbolism very quickly and then jump straight over to sub-questions.

But to get back to the first hour's topic of Masonic symbolism, so many people in the

modern age are just completely separated from nature.

How often have you talked to a person that living in a city that doesn't even know the

cardinal directions of the compass, you know, couldn't tell you where east, west, south, north are.

Things like this, it's a shame.

People really need to get back in touch with nature and have a better understanding and not be so dependent on iPhones

and GPS and all these other things and really at the base of what we're talking about it's

exactly this it's traditions whether you approve of the source or not that are still tracking the natural movements of our world, specifically time.

And a lot of it's very interesting. I would imagine few people are aware that in older cultures, much older cultures, the angles of sorrow were considered to be the 90 degree angles that we find in a square or a cube.

The angles of joy were considered to be the equilateral triangle.

We get into these things, but in the course of the Masonic explanation of what

their symbols are we come across these bizarre things like the G what does the G mean

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