Masonic & Occult Symbols Illustrate

members were told: “Never did he read into a Masonic symbol a meaning which is not actually there,” so we have every reason, then, to accept his interpretation that the point within a circle actually represents the phallus. Albert Churchward, a Mason, says that: “The POINT WITHIN A CIRCLE IS ONE OF THE HIEROGLYPHIC SIGNS OF THE SUN-GOD, RA....” The point within the circle represents other gods in other mythologies. In India the dot or the point within the circle represents SHIVA and in Egyptian mythology it represents HORUS or OSIRIS. The Druids used the point within a circle as the emblem of their Supreme God who was ODIN. Masons, by the way, admire the Druids and some of them even claim that Masonry came from Druidism. Of course, the Druids were occultic priests, practiced astrology, and offered human sacrifices.

So, like all the other symbols which we have looked at, we find that the circle and the point within the circle refer to a pagan god. Also, like the previous symbols, the point within the circle has a sexual connotation. In one Short Talk Bulletin entitled “Point Within a Circle,” which was to be read in Lodge meetings, we are told that this symbol is connected with SUN WORSHIP. This pamphlet states: “‘It was believed in India that at the general deluge everything was involved in the common destruction except female Principles or ORGANS OF GENERATION, which were destined to produce a new race and to repeople the earth when the waters had subsided from its surface. The female principle, symbolized by the moon, assumed the form of a lunette, or