Come to the Dark Side.....

[dirtybenny]

The reason for the Ukraine/Russia op is to rebuild Ukraine as the first meta-nation.

As usual, Alison McDowell is on the cutting edge....

Clip: Zelenskyy, As Hologram, Asks For Digital Lend-Lease Investment Initiative To Rebuild Ukraine



https://wrenchinthegears.com/

I think the "Come to the Dark Side" T-shirt is a double twist of programming for those who want good. We reject the dark side in this 3D realm as it has been painted as evil. We then go to the Light in the afterlife and get trapped into another reincarnation. Remember the omnipresent AI programmed....the vaccine is the light at the end of the tunnel. Avoid the light in the afterlife....that is the beginning of the trap.

[napoleon]

https://www.santamonicamasons.com/blog/ ... reflection

The Chamber of Reflection, dark, mysterious, and full of reminders of mortality, is one of the most overtly esoteric devices used in Freemasonry and, at times, has been contro­versial. It is intended to bestow upon a candidate somber feelings in respect to his own mortality, and emphasize the profundity of the next steps he will take

the darkside is

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chamber_o ... ion#Mirror

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The chamber of reflection, also called, the room of reflection, reflection cabinet or meditation cabinet, is in Freemasonry the name given to the place where part of the initiation process takes place. It is used as a test of isolation during which the recipient is invited to perform some introspection. This is facilitated by the presence of symbolic objects and evocative sentences which may differ slightly depending on the rites. This phase of isolation generally begins the initiation ritual that a layman experiences when he enters a Masonic course.[1]

Little is known about the precise origins of the Chamber of Reflection. There is some consensus that it first appeared in France around 1750, and the Hermetic nature of its symbolism indicates the direct or indirect influence of the Rosicrucians. Author and occultist Robert Ambelain goes as far as suggesting that the Rosicrucians deliberately infiltrated Masonic lodges in order to spread their ideas. Rosicrucian degrees appeared in some French rites during the second half of the eighteenth century (see main article Rosicrucianism). The form of the chamber has hardly changed since then, with minor variations across jurisdictions.[2][3]

Function
Before the ceremony of initiation, the candidate is placed for a time in the Chamber of Reflection, in order to meditate and consider how Freemasonry is about to change his life. He is given a series of questions to answer. Typically, he is asked his duties to God, his fellow men, and himself. In some lodges he is also asked to make a will. fight club stylee ,,,,haahaha hahaha At the end of this time, he is led to the Temple for initiation.[1][4] wiki s a bitch

Commonest in the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, the French Rite, and related jurisdictions, including Co-Masonry, the Chamber of Reflection is a small darkened room adjoining the Lodge room. It is a sombre place of meditation and reflection for candidates for initiation into Freemasonry, and is sometimes used in higher degrees.[1] There is no specific list of contents, but it may contain either literally or in representation, such objects or images as a skull, a sickle or scythe, an hourglass, bread and water, sulphur, salt and a cockerel (symbolising mercury), a lantern or candle, or the acronym "V.I.T.R.I.O.L." (see explanation below) Other texts or aphorisms may be written on the wall. there doesnt always need to be a black mirrror around to reflect the dark side,

In some rites a mirror may be placed on the table of the reflection cabinet, it is meant to signifies the search for self-knowledge as well as introspection but also act as a reminder to the candidate that he is his own judge. In ancient times, the mirror (speculum) was used to observe the sky.

[napoleon]

With its stark white walls, luminous floor and ornate Renaissance decor fit for Louis XVI, the room is instantly recognisable

Louis XVI
Reign 10 May 1774 – 21 September 1792
Coronation 11 June 1775 Reims Cathedral
Predecessor Louis XV
Successor Louis XVII (as disputed King of France) Napoleon I (as Emperor) Louis XVIII (as de facto King of France)

bowmans final resting place in 2001

chamber of reflection

over the rain-bowman made it to the other side

even a yellow brick road quilt symbolizing the alchemical journey to oz

[dirtybenny]

WOW, Napoleon, Thanks for that info on the Chamber of reflection....very very interesting material.

[napoleon]

this is why i do not follow the script ,its a masonic ritual,and absurd

[napoleon]

WOW, Napoleon, Thanks for that info on the Chamber of reflection....very very interesting material.

no thankyou!!!