Ancient Builders to Freemasons
A Tall Tale
What fascinates me more than modern building is ancient building. There is none like it. We are technically primitive in the way we build our modern homes. Even with AC and HVAC, wood framing or concrete doesn't last as long as the mega-monolithic stones built by these so-called ancient "primitive people," who were supposedly incapable of knowing about tools and electricity.
These people had very ornate gowns and types of clothing, pottery, and all types of medicinal herbal practices to provide for their families and sustain agriculture. So how is it that they could create these types of buildings? Carvings out of stone, stacking stones, transporting stones? There are such things as cast stones, and perhaps there is energy we have yet to tap into: plasma. Do you think one day we can reach this type of building again in modern times? Could we do some sort of hybrid when we discover this type of technology that can make structures outlast centuries?
In Rome, they created a limestone mixture that can self-heal, which is why the columns can still stand today. I believe that the Library of Alexandria held the secrets to some of these techniques, written on parchment. However, ancient builders were managed by very intelligent, astrologically aligned, agriculturally aligned leaders. When building, they needed to create blueprints, and before parchment, they used clay tablets to inscribe their layouts and techniques. After the job was done, the tablets would be destroyed in order to maintain secrecy, so that the secrets to building a specific temple could only be passed down orally, to then be written down on parchment one day in the Library of Alexandria once parchment became available, or perhaps even written on leather skins. Truthfully, I can only weave together a story from all of the secrets and tales I've heard over the years.
Archaeology and construction are very interesting worlds to weave together because they must balance science and preserving historical artifacts. But like most scientists, you cannot go outside the box; you have to follow what the previous PhD proved. Hypotheses can change and take on a grander scope versus a micro-scope, and peer-reviewed articles do keep history up to date. But let's be honest, they are incredibly annoying to read smoothly with all of their citations, tiny font, and not-great overall presentation format. Very outdated, if you ask me. Due to being so outdated, how can we formulate ancient building techniques faster?
Well, luckily, in America we have other secret societies such as the Freemasons that has kept and preserved some form of this knowledge. So who are they? To really understand who this group is first, we really need to go back farther in time. Let's peel the layers of human history and understand the significance of the Library of Alexandria. How did it exist in the first place? In ancient times access to knowledge was only for the rich and wealthy because they knew how to create a dwelling, agriculture, provdie military service, harvest taxation, as well as create trade in local communities. At the time before the library, knowledge was mostly kept orally or within local scholarly repositories. Once civilization reached a certain point, people must have congregated and met with one another in a special place, traveling from the ancient Mediterranean all the way to ancient Babylon and Mesopotamia, India, and China. This is where the first real secret society formed, sharing building secrets with each other and establishing trading routes for resources. This was the old world's first library, where it collected works universally. Sadly, over time the library ceased to exist, and its knowledge went to different scholarly repositories in various regions, including Rome. Now Rome became a superpower, then converted to Catholicism and built the Vatican. The Vatican contains a repository of ancient archives, from which branched off the Knights Templar, who looked for treasure and secrets. The Knights Templar remnants over the years evolved into the Freemasons, a group of Euro-centric people who obtained remnants of ancient building secrets stemming from the Temple of Solomon.
Who do you think built Washington, D.C.?
From the capital to modern cities, the signs of the early Freemasons who helped build America are hidden in plain sight. The way they lay out cities is all by design. The impression you get from viewing a Capitol building from other major landmarks in a city is all by design. Monuments, Capitol building, from the obelisk, the white house, and even the future placement construction of the Lincoln memorial all done by different Freemasons over the course of American history. So, the obelisk is actually original Egyptian in design and built by freemason Robert Mills. That's your first sign that this isn't ordinary but built by design. Let's go even further back to George Washington, the first president of the United States commissioned a project with Pierre Charles L'Enfant to design the D.C. layout like the streets, major avenues, and placements of major buildings The overall path from the obelisk and white house was designed by a French Free Mason This might hint as to why there is an Egyptian pyramid behind the $1 U.S. Bill. Since the majority of major established cities in the continental U.S. were built on Masonic design most of them opened up a chapter in their ordinance. Every time you enter a city and see a "Welcome to the City of..." sign, you can find the Freemason symbol: a geometric compass that looks like the shape of an "A." That is why major capitol buildings in every state are designed similarly to mimic the D.C. Capitol building. Even the man who built the Boardwalk in Santa Cruz was a freemason, and he designed a landmark seal in downtown intersection of major avenues in Santa Cruz to have visibility of the clock tower. This is just a copy-cat idea of the Washington D.C. So, what secrets of building do the Freemasons possess? It is a type of engineering design, but also a system of aligning structures to the cardinal directions: North, South, East, and West, and much more, but overtime it has become more of an occult and we rely on modern engineers to design our buildings and structures with entirely different materials now. But over the years, they have created an occult-like organization that performs rituals much like a church would host. They're unordinary rituals. Bidwell, who built the city of Chico and served in the U.S. House of Representatives, quit his local Masonic lodge as a leader because it was too focused on maintaining the rituals. The rituals are quite well-established rules of having an Eastern Star lady, the robes, the chanting, the members, going around the room in a certain Cardinal direction, having placement of certain items according to those cardinal directions, and the room layout more is like a magician's Venice minimal fantasy mixed with the Vatican Papal style occult. Their ideal dream temple!
We no longer use stone masons unless it is for specific work. Modern Temple builders are artists. So these secret groups are dispersed, and the billionaire class is its own secret group. What is interesting to me is that even with billions of dollars, they still don't know how to replicate Ancient Building. They would rather go to Mars than spend time dwelling on the past. It's like we have forgotten completely of a natural resource. Megalithic Stone is an amazing building material that lasts forever and does not pollute the environment. It is not wood, brick, steel, or concrete blocks. Not a mud clay mixture, bamboo, or those sea kelp bricks, although sustainable alternatives to today's structures, they don't outlast centuries like the Ancients Builders knew how to do. The grandeur of the megalithic stones, the cast stones, the grinded smoothness of every mega block is something we must rediscover about human engineering and bring our power back to our society.
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