The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

Modern magicians regard this system as extremely dangerous.
Using the talismans before achieving mastery of them is very fool-
hardy.
If one is attacked magically with use of these talismans, one can
protect oneself by forming a triple magic circle around oneself, using
magic symbols of protection or objects charged with positive energy,
or by wearing a powerfully magically charged one-piece garment.
The pyramids are also talismans. The Illuminati and the Grand
Orient use pyramids, triangles and obelisks as talismans to affect
their surroundings.
Amulets were central to Egyptian magic. They were worn by both
the dead and the living. Each part of the body had its own amulet.
Many of the amulets found on mummies are inscribed with words of
power or magic formulas. Common amulets include the scarab, a
depiction in faience, stone or wood of the sacred scarab (dungbeetle)
which protected the heart; the pillow under the head of the mummy;
the gold necklace which gave the deceased the power to free himself
from his wrappings; the eye of Horus, the Egyptian god of the sky
and the sun, which provided strength and protection. Horus had the
head of a falcon (Lewis Spence, "Myths and Legends of Ancient
Egypt", London, 1915, p. 263).
The masonic magician usually draws a magic circle, in which he
must stand to avoid the effects of the evil forces he calls upon. At
such seances the pentagram aids the magician: it makes demonic
forces compliant.
While the pentagram shrinks the wearer's aura noticeably, sacred
Buddhist items increase it. One-piece overalls have the property of
significantly increasing the energy field (aura) of the wearer, since
the flow of energy in the body remains undisturbed. This can be
shown with the aid of a divining rod.
The magician Eliphas Levi (actually Alphonse Louis Constant, 1810-
1875) described how magic works in his famous book "Dogme et
rituel de la haute magie" / "Dogma and Rituals of High Magic" (Paris,
1854). He claimed that there were three basic laws of magic. The first
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