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GordoDeCentral

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I saw the "magic flute" last night, and though i was aware of its masonic undertones the libretto was very puzzling. after some research I found this:

"The opera's main characters are associated with the Sun and Moon and the four Elements of antiquity: Fire, Air, Water, and Earth. These are the subtle essences of the elements out of which our physical world and cosmos were formed — not to be confused with the common elements with which we are familiar. We can picture Tamino and Papageno on a vertical line descending from Sarastro/Sun, while Pamina and Monostatos are descended from the Queen of the Night/Moon. In a horizontal alignment Fire (Tamino) warms Water (Pamina) out of its frozen state; while Air (Papageno) lightens the heavy aspect of Earth (Monostatos)."


How is this relevant to freemason rituals and such, and if any initiates had more info please share.
 

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Eddy

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Aug 20, 2005
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Search for a book called "The Hiram Key"
Everything you want to know about the Freemasons is all there
 
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GordoDeCentral

GordoDeCentral

Diez
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    I was hoping for something a bit more elaborate, and also relating to the opera. Anyhoo it looks like the oath of silence is sealing lips :D
     
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    GordoDeCentral

    GordoDeCentral

    Diez
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    does it mean you're a freemason :D i have a couple friend who are but i think they're too clueless they just pay a yearly fee to brand their cards around.
     

    JCK

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    JCK
    May 11, 2004
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    I am not a freemason and I have a couple of friends who are. Have you ever considered that they only tell you that they are clueless but in fact they know something.
     

    JCK

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    JCK
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    They are proud to be members, and the ring is even more popular than the pin. It is the activities, the object and the bilaws that are secret.
     

    Gandalf

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    Jul 28, 2003
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    Altair said:
    yes i have, but they also ramble too much to be credible. i mean hows you gonna walk around with compass pins when this is a secret society.
    everybody knows the masons, freemasons and others.. it's no secret.. it's not a secret society..it's more like a "society with secrets"..

    no clue about the paly, though..
     

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