The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

THE RISE OF FREEMASONRY
The art of geomantic architecture was highly developed in medieval
Europe. Geomancy is an ancient magic concept. Buildings should be
placed in accordance with the energy flow of the universe and nature
in order to guarantee the well-being of their inhabitants. Through
knowledge of geomancy, such a building becomes a soundingboard,
which amplifies the positive energies of nature. Being inside a
geomantically constructed building should be a positive experience.
Those architects who followed the laws of geomancy were able to
come into contact with nature's underlying magic order.
By utilising knowledge of geomancy it was possible to attain har-
mony. By creating a magically correct architecture, the freemasons
could put those who frequented these buildings under the influence
of the impulses of nature. At that period architecture was a magically
charged form of art, a case of interplay with nature since the con-
ditions in these geometric structures reflected the laws of nature.
How shapes are placed in relation to each other is important, even
crucial, in geomantic architecture. Magic geometry is used to balance
buildings in accordance with earth radiation from energy lines (Nigel
Pennick, "Sacred Geometry", San Francisco, 1980). Calculations were
used together with the geometry in order to create magical building
methods. Heraclitus from Efesos in Asia Minor discovered a molecular
structural code in nature. Today it is possible to perceive these
molecular structures with the aid of a microscope. But the ancient
Greeks nonetheless had knowledge of these perfect forms. Geomantic
principles are built into our genetic code, the DNA double helix, as
well as the solar system and the spiral galaxy.
The freemasons knew about the ancient Greeks' ability to heighten
the level of human consciousness by the use of perfect forms. They
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