Masonic & Occult Symbols Illustrate

the Master Builder, who some day will summon each one into that Great Temple not made with hands, eternal in the heavens.” In other words, the square used in the Eastern Star floor work represents passing from earth to heaven. Also of interest is that both J. D. Buck and Harold Waldwin Percival mention that the Masonic Square and Compass is just another

form of the six pointed star, which we have already covered. The Masons use a square and compass combined in their degrees.

“The square represents the female (passive) generative principle, the earth, and the baser, sensual nature; and the Compass represents the male (active) generative principle, the sun/heavens, and the higher, spiritual nature.” The two symbols displayed together once again represent sexual union. In fact, in witchcraft, the square is actually the symbol of the lingam or the male reproduction organ and the compass represents the female organs. Combining the two symbols gives an obvious and vulgar meaning. Another meaning of the square is that it represents a god or gods. Just which god is it? We don’t have to wonder for long, for a number of Masons have already revealed some of these gods to us. For instance, in The Symbolism of Freemasonry by Albert G. Mackey, 33° Mason, we see that the “Thebans worshipped Bacchus under the form of a rude, SQUARE stone.” He also explains that Mercury, or Hermes, was always represented by a cubical stone, because he was the type of truth....” In a footnote, he says: “In the most primitive times, all the gods appear to have been represented by cubical blocks of stone; and Pausanias says that he saw thirty of these stones in the city of