Masonic, occult or other secret society symbols on currency.

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It is well known that the U.S. 1 dollar note contains an abundance of masonic symbolism, but what about the currency of other countries I on my collection have noticed many symbols in both coins and banknotes mainly the all seeing eye. It is no secret that we as humans are surrounded by occult symbolism in our daily lives subliminally hidden in plain sight mocking us and currency is no exception as come to think of it it is the ultimate psychological tool of control as without money you cannot buy anything thus in this modern world cannot survive. Let me know what you think.

I've heard people say that the Hercules and Angel designs that have been used on various French coins since the Revolution have some kind of Masonic symbolism in them.  I've never been shown anything to back up these claims however, so take them with a grain of salt.

Surfperch

I've heard people say that the Hercules and Angel designs that have been used on various French coins since the Revolution have some kind of Masonic symbolism in them.  I've never been shown anything to back up these claims however, so take them with a grain of salt.

The fasces, Phrygian caps and the triangle are all symbols either linked with Rome or masonry. You would be surprised at the amount of Roman symbols that are still used even today.

MBC

You would be surprised at the amount of Roman symbols that are still used even today.

Like the letters that you are reading? The numbers are of Arabic origin.

Hapertas

MBC

You would be surprised at the amount of Roman symbols that are still used even today.

Like the letters that you are reading? The numbers are of Arabic origin.

Most countries use either one or both of these two symbols and these symbols are the laurel wreath and the eagle… still think the Roman Empire collapsed? or did it simply change its name?. But the world government aka the UN uses a flat Earth and laurel wreath. Research the revelation of the method. 

If they want to be so secret why do they keep putting their symbols on everything? Rubbish.

rsirian1

If they want to be so secret why do they keep putting their symbols on everything? Rubbish.

They have to tell us to avoid karmic consequences (research predictive programming) and to signal to other club members what is going on.  

rsirian1

If they want to be so secret why do they keep putting their symbols on everything? Rubbish.

+1

There are many hidden design elements on banknotes but they're not intended to:

tell us to avoid karmic consequences (research predictive programming) and to signal to other club members what is going on.  

but rather implemented in the design for security reasons. Microprinting of banknote position numbers are also for printer's QC. That's it (in a nutshell).  Nothing occult-ish, dark or sinister about QC &/or security features deterring counterfeiting.

https://sites.google.com/view/notaphilycculture/collecting-banknotes

The golden Fleece symbol, a sheep suspended by a ribbon, was the emblem of the Order of the Golden Fleece, founded in 1430. This symbol was used on certain banknote issues in the British Isles, and its use may be connected with the issuer's associations with the wool trade.

I wouldn't consider it a secret society though!

Here is an example of an English provincial banknote featuring the hanging sheep symbol.

Northampton Bank, for Richard Marriott & Co., £5, 9 November 1809.

 

 

The note is in www.noonans.co.uk upcoming auction, 12 Oct, in London.

Serial_Number_8

rsirian1

If they want to be so secret why do they keep putting their symbols on everything? Rubbish.

+1

There are many hidden design elements on banknotes but they're not intended to:

tell us to avoid karmic consequences (research predictive programming) and to signal to other club members what is going on.  

but rather implemented in the design for security reasons. Microprinting of banknote position numbers are also for printer's QC. That's it (in a nutshell).  Nothing occult-ish, dark or sinister about QC &/or security features deterring counterfeiting.

Your profile picture indicates otherwise but ok I get your point. I have some Saskatchewan themed 25 cents and they contain Saskatchewan symbols nothing ocultish, but there are some symbols planted here and there that have questionable meanings. The moral of the story not all symbols on currency is evil but there are a few symbols that have been planted there and only club members know their true meaning.

Hibernia

The golden Fleece symbol, a sheep suspended by a ribbon, was the emblem of the Order of the Golden Fleece, founded in 1430. This symbol was used on certain banknote issues in the British Isles, and its use may be connected with the issuer's associations with the wool trade.

I wouldn't consider it a secret society though!

Yes, a connection to the wool trade or the issuer might have been a member of the order as for example recipients of the OBE and most orders can display the insignia on their own personal coat of arms.

My first thought was the owl on the US Dollar. The United States Dollar Bill is probably the best examined, with the most interesting ‘features’.

 

"There are many hidden design elements on banknotes but they're not intended to:

tell us to avoid karmic consequences (research predictive programming) and to signal to other club members what is going on.  

but rather implemented in the design for security reasons. Microprinting of banknote position numbers are also for printer's QC. That's it (in a nutshell).  Nothing occult-ish, dark or sinister about QC &/or security features deterring counterfeiting."

 

While this is true it doesn't discount the larger point, which extends far beyond symbolism on coins. Movies are far more  common for predictive programming. Even things like decorations on military uniforms can be (subconsciously) indicating agreement to an action (ie sacrificing oneself in a war). But that's a whole different discussion. 

 

As far as symbolism, I can't think of specific occultish examples beyond general things like:

 

1) The image of the monarch. Prior to 1600 and something Monarchs ruled by divine right, so this image symbolised the royal bloodline beyond any one individual. Similarly applies to all images of crowns. Even the name of the coin, gives it away. 

2) Images on coins such as the UK's ‘Britannia' may be representations of older pre-christian deities. ie Britannia being Isis being Semiramis. It maybe represent a link to older religions/cultures.

C) US symbols like the Eagle (Phoenix) and ‘Liberty’ (another representation of ‘Britannia’ to my eyes). 

5) MBC mentioned the ‘fasces’ (a bundle of sticks held together around an axe; also the root word of fascism) is found on many coins. particularly US coins.

 

Very interesting topic.  

Your profile picture indicates otherwise but ok I get your point.

The “devil's face” was conjured up by people looking for something that really isn't there. It was overactive imaginations that drew a parallel to something sinister.  Many people struggled to see the image but one English bureaucrat made enough fuss to force the BoC to Modify the original Karsh inspired engraving. 

 

I agree that banknotes are filled with images of buildings, locations, people & symbolism that reflect the national identity & culture.  All Bank of Canada 1935/37 notes have allegorical figures & symbolism that pointed to industry, agriculture, transport, tech or the royalty. Later themes & nature motifs finally appeared. There's also a lot of bank buildings & religious symbolism (churches, statues) in world banknotes.  We see a lot of crosses, pyramids & industrial, science, tech imagery that imposes order on natural things.  National heroes are also often featured.  

 

I just don't see the majority of the symbolism as communicating to a secret society (or sinister/occult). 

https://sites.google.com/view/notaphilycculture/collecting-banknotes

puubert

My first thought was the owl on the US Dollar. The United States Dollar Bill is probably the best examined, with the most interesting ‘features’.

 

"There are many hidden design elements on banknotes but they're not intended to:

tell us to avoid karmic consequences (research predictive programming) and to signal to other club members what is going on.  

but rather implemented in the design for security reasons. Microprinting of banknote position numbers are also for printer's QC. That's it (in a nutshell).  Nothing occult-ish, dark or sinister about QC &/or security features deterring counterfeiting."

 

While this is true it doesn't discount the larger point, which extends far beyond symbolism on coins. Movies are far more  common for predictive programming. Even things like decorations on military uniforms can be (subconsciously) indicating agreement to an action (ie sacrificing oneself in a war). But that's a whole different discussion. 

 

As far as symbolism, I can't think of specific occultish examples beyond general things like:

 

1) The image of the monarch. Prior to 1600 and something Monarchs ruled by divine right, so this image symbolised the royal bloodline beyond any one individual. Similarly applies to all images of crowns. Even the name of the coin, gives it away. 

2) Images on coins such as the UK's ‘Britannia' may be representations of older pre-christian deities. ie Britannia being Isis being Semiramis. It maybe represent a link to older religions/cultures.

C) US symbols like the Eagle (Phoenix) and ‘Liberty’ (another representation of ‘Britannia’ to my eyes). 

5) MBC mentioned the ‘fasces’ (a bundle of sticks held together around an axe; also the root word of fascism) is found on many coins. particularly US coins.

 

Very interesting topic.  

Here in the UK the police wear a black and white band around their hats and it is referred to as the Stillitoe tartan and the official version of events is that it originated in Scotland as a form or tartan worn by Glaswegian police officers. But just look at the floor of a Masonic lodge and you will quickly understand what that black and white band represents. The moral of the story is that there are official versions of events and official meanings of symbols and there is the truth.  

MBC But just look at the floor of a Masonic lodge and you will quickly understand what that black and white band represents.

What about chess players? They always seemed sketchy to me.

Surfperch

I've heard people say that the Hercules … has some kind of Masonic symbolism 

Sure, there is always a Hercules inside every Freemason 😃
 

IN A CERTAIN WAY THE ONE WHO DECIDES TO TAKE THE INITIATIVE PATH IS A LITTLE HERCULES.

 

Just as the hero son of Alcmene Zeus, half-man, half-god, embodies non-perfection, which allows him to find the courage to be able to face these trials through which he will be able to bring out the divine part which is already in he, in the same way, the one who knocked on the door of the Temple took his life in hand and decided to face his inner journey dismayed and tested by the effort accomplished.

The labors of Hercules illustrate what the soul's progress from ignorance to wisdom, from material desire to spiritual fulfillment, will be, so the ultimate goal may be to become a Freemason.

 

HE STANDED IN FRONT OF HIS MASTER. HE VAGUELY UNDERSTOOD THAT A CRISIS WAS UPON HIM AND THAT IT WOULD LEAD TO A CHANGE IN HIS WORD, HIS ATTITUDE AND HIS PURPOSE.
THE WORKS OF HERCULES


The acts of Hercules explain how his labors represent the stages taken by the neophyte on the initiatory path. A swing of joyful and unsuccessful emotions, which, at the same time, make him euphoric and desperate, allowing him to get closer to the mysteries of the Universe.

Time and again he will rid himself of fear and material desires and rise higher and higher to achieve a state of Bliss and Consciousness.

The Freemason begins his journey as a disciple and, at the command of his soul, faces the trials of the initiatory journey. The myth of Hercules represents this, it represents every Vampire who seeks to enter this path to demonstrate control of their human nature.


A Freemason can be defined as such when, after long and constant work on himself, he manages to dominate his own mind so that he is always lucid, capable of giving judicious answers to those who ask him questions .

It is essential that he knows how to keep his emotional part at bay, which must always be in phase with his human body, without ever forgetting that the Soul is within him.

And it is the Soul that will help him wisely, guide him and support him to face and overcome the many tasks that will be entrusted to him and for which he will have to wait to better square his Stone and make himself better.

But why should a Brother be inspired by Hercules?

By a firm will and by his virtues, not Christian, but heroic.

His exploits, his adversities can embody both a metaphor for life and, with symbolic value, the trials that he will have to face throughout his Masonic career.

As Hercules finally decides to be able to do without any gift received during the twelve labors, keeping only the lion's skin and the wooden club, objects that he obtained and made himself, at a certain point in time. his journey the wise Master will realize that what he needs has become a part of himself and he will continue his path ever lighter, because his baggage will be made up of the knowledge acquired which he will express with a few wise words.

By reading and studying the twelve labors of Hercules, the neophyte will know what specific type of work he should aim for in order for his emotions and particularities to manifest. Each personal capacity acquired will serve him to overcome the “next effort” to rectify the deep “self”.

For this goal, sometimes one life is not enough, even less a Masonic life, which is why we remain “eternal apprentices”. You will never finish learning and, as smooth and square as our stone appears to us, it will always have imperfections!

Referee of south atlantic islands

Hapertas

MBC But just look at the floor of a Masonic lodge and you will quickly understand what that black and white band represents.

What about chess players? They always seemed sketchy to me.

It's all the squares, definitely messes with the curves of normal reality – analogue or digital…

Hapertas

MBC But just look at the floor of a Masonic lodge and you will quickly understand what that black and white band represents.

What about chess players? They always seemed sketchy to me.

Calculators are designed in a way in which if you add 789 and 987 you get 1776 and this is just one way their symbols and obsessions with numbers has infiltrated our daily lives. WWE's logo does not contain an E so that when you flip the two W you get 33. Just look at the amount of logos that contain the sun. Of course don't forget base baal and look at the stadium from the top down.

Hibernia

Hapertas

MBC But just look at the floor of a Masonic lodge and you will quickly understand what that black and white band represents.

What about chess players? They always seemed sketchy to me.

It's all the squares, definitely messes with the curves of normal reality – analogue or digital…

Talk about messing with the curves of normal reality, believe it or not, the two squares with the X on them are the exact same shade of grey.  

 

MBC

Calculators are designed in a way in which if you add 789 and 987 you get 1776…

I think that may just be math: 789 + 987 = 1776. I believe it is possible to prove this.

 

Hm, 33 – one of the best episodes of Battlestar Galactica – the Cylons had a thing about the number 33.

On my calculator 1234 + 3210 + 4444.  mikimaus prophesy is coming true!

 

https://en.numista.com/forum/topic137033.html

rsirian1

Talk about messing with the curves of normal reality, believe it or not, the two squares with the X on them are the exact same shade of grey.  

 

It's the 2½ dimensional spheroid that makes all the difference to the perception of reality – sometimes the reality on a chessboard can be pretty grim, especially in mid-to late game when the opponent has more pieces…, and, um, 33 minutes left on their clock!

Hibernia

MBC

Calculators are designed in a way in which if you add 789 and 987 you get 1776…

I think that may just be math: 789 + 987 = 1776. I believe it is possible to prove this.

 

Hm, 33 – one of the best episodes of Battlestar Galactica – the Cylons had a thing about the number 33.

If you see a news story with the number 33 anywhere in it know this that it is a little wink and nod to other club members and to inform them that they are responsible for this event. A strange trademark mark or product placement maybe.

Frenchlover

Surfperch

I've heard people say that the Hercules … has some kind of Masonic symbolism 

Sure, there is always a Hercules inside every Freemason 😃
 

IN A CERTAIN WAY THE ONE WHO DECIDES TO TAKE THE INITIATIVE PATH IS A LITTLE HERCULES.

 

Just as the hero son of Alcmene Zeus, half-man, half-god, embodies non-perfection, which allows him to find the courage to be able to face these trials through which he will be able to bring out the divine part which is already in he, in the same way, the one who knocked on the door of the Temple took his life in hand and decided to face his inner journey dismayed and tested by the effort accomplished.

The labors of Hercules illustrate what the soul's progress from ignorance to wisdom, from material desire to spiritual fulfillment, will be, so the ultimate goal may be to become a Freemason.

 

HE STANDED IN FRONT OF HIS MASTER. HE VAGUELY UNDERSTOOD THAT A CRISIS WAS UPON HIM AND THAT IT WOULD LEAD TO A CHANGE IN HIS WORD, HIS ATTITUDE AND HIS PURPOSE.
THE WORKS OF HERCULES


The acts of Hercules explain how his labors represent the stages taken by the neophyte on the initiatory path. A swing of joyful and unsuccessful emotions, which, at the same time, make him euphoric and desperate, allowing him to get closer to the mysteries of the Universe.

Time and again he will rid himself of fear and material desires and rise higher and higher to achieve a state of Bliss and Consciousness.

The Freemason begins his journey as a disciple and, at the command of his soul, faces the trials of the initiatory journey. The myth of Hercules represents this, it represents every Vampire who seeks to enter this path to demonstrate control of their human nature.


A Freemason can be defined as such when, after long and constant work on himself, he manages to dominate his own mind so that he is always lucid, capable of giving judicious answers to those who ask him questions .

It is essential that he knows how to keep his emotional part at bay, which must always be in phase with his human body, without ever forgetting that the Soul is within him.

And it is the Soul that will help him wisely, guide him and support him to face and overcome the many tasks that will be entrusted to him and for which he will have to wait to better square his Stone and make himself better.

But why should a Brother be inspired by Hercules?

By a firm will and by his virtues, not Christian, but heroic.

His exploits, his adversities can embody both a metaphor for life and, with symbolic value, the trials that he will have to face throughout his Masonic career.

As Hercules finally decides to be able to do without any gift received during the twelve labors, keeping only the lion's skin and the wooden club, objects that he obtained and made himself, at a certain point in time. his journey the wise Master will realize that what he needs has become a part of himself and he will continue his path ever lighter, because his baggage will be made up of the knowledge acquired which he will express with a few wise words.

By reading and studying the twelve labors of Hercules, the neophyte will know what specific type of work he should aim for in order for his emotions and particularities to manifest. Each personal capacity acquired will serve him to overcome the “next effort” to rectify the deep “self”.

For this goal, sometimes one life is not enough, even less a Masonic life, which is why we remain “eternal apprentices”. You will never finish learning and, as smooth and square as our stone appears to us, it will always have imperfections!

Are you a brother?

Hibernia

MBC

Calculators are designed in a way in which if you add 789 and 987 you get 1776…

I think that may just be math: 789 + 987 = 1776. I believe it is possible to prove this.

It's a curious fact that people who learned to operate a schoty (Russian abacus) rarely considered this to be mathmatics. The word means counting, which indicate a physical way of obtaining a predescribed result. A procedure that eliminates independent thinking. Just saying.

MBC

 

Calculators are designed in a way in which if you add 789 and 987 you get 1776 and this is just one way their symbols and obsessions with numbers has infiltrated our daily lives. 

reading this - I feel like a goldfish with concussion.

Is this based on conspiracy theory or simple math.

Or was it meant to be in jest.

This has to be one of weirdest forum threads I ever read.

Catalogue administrator

BluHawk

MBC

 

Calculators are designed in a way in which if you add 789 and 987 you get 1776 and this is just one way their symbols and obsessions with numbers has infiltrated our daily lives. 

reading this - I feel like a goldfish with concussion.

Is this based on conspiracy theory or simple math.

Or was it meant to be in jest.

Conspiracy theory is my guess - the number 1776 is the year of the American Revolution and the declaration of independence.

 

There are lots of conspiracy theories  rampant in the ex-USSR on the Anglophone part of the World and especially on Masonry. The morale of these conspiracy theories are that democracy is a joke. People from the ex-USSR have little if any faith in governments, so conspiracy theories are easy to believe. Very few people there have any real grasp on what democracy is all about.

Hapertas

BluHawk

MBC

 

Calculators are designed in a way in which if you add 789 and 987 you get 1776 and this is just one way their symbols and obsessions with numbers has infiltrated our daily lives. 

reading this - I feel like a goldfish with concussion.

Is this based on conspiracy theory or simple math.

Or was it meant to be in jest.

Conspiracy theory is my guess - the number 1776 is the year of the American Revolution and the declaration of independence.

 

There are lots of conspiracy theories  rampant in the ex-USSR on the Anglophone part of the World and especially on Masonry. The morale of these conspiracy theories are that democracy is a joke. People from the ex-USSR have little if any faith in governments, so conspiracy theories are easy to believe. Very few people there have any real grasp on what democracy is all about.

The illuminati was founded in 1776 hence the reason for the calculator thing.

 

Yes, it is true daily life in former Soviet states is much better than in the west. No woke agendas, just old fashioned fun.

 

I ask this : after what happened in 2020/2021 do you trust western governments? 

 

No mater who you vote for or what colour tie or rosette they have (pardon the pun) they are two sides of the same coin. elections are the illusion that we are in control.

BluHawk

MBC

 

Calculators are designed in a way in which if you add 789 and 987 you get 1776 and this is just one way their symbols and obsessions with numbers has infiltrated our daily lives. 

reading this - I feel like a goldfish with concussion.

Is this based on conspiracy theory or simple math.

Or was it meant to be in jest.

Spoiler alert most of what you mere mortals call 'conspiracies' end up turning true.

My cult membership gives me access to free parking & 100% tax free allowance.

MBC

 

Spoiler alert most of what you mere mortals call 'conspiracies' end up turning true.

You don't consider yourself among the “mere mortals?”  All hail MBC?

 

Can you give a few examples of most of the conspiracies that ended up be conclusively true?

rsirian1

MBC

 

Spoiler alert most of what you mere mortals call 'conspiracies' end up turning true.

You don't consider yourself among the “mere mortals?”  All hail MBC?

 

Can you give a few examples of most of the conspiracies that ended up be conclusively true?

Carrots! As British stirred up theory that consumation of carrots makes British pilots eyesight better (while it was a radar in fact), but it was consequently confirmed, that carrots actually make eyesight better, but you mere mortal (pun intended) probably die from carrot overdose before seeing (pun intended) any difference.

Catalogue administrator

MBC

Just look at the amount of logos that contain the sun.

Okay, and?

I believe everything that was proclaimed earlier - after all scientific validation is proof.

Try adding up 789 and 987 - hold your breath don't  be surprised. Prepare to be flabbergasted - you get 1776

Jarcek

rsirian1

MBC

 

Spoiler alert most of what you mere mortals call 'conspiracies' end up turning true.

You don't consider yourself among the “mere mortals?”  All hail MBC?

 

Can you give a few examples of most of the conspiracies that ended up be conclusively true?

Carrots! As British stirred up theory that consumation of carrots makes British pilots eyesight better (while it was a radar in fact), but it was consequently confirmed, that carrots actually make eyesight better, but you mere mortal (pun intended) probably die from carrot overdose before seeing (pun intended) any difference.

I don't think that qualifies as a conspiracy theory that turned out to be true.

rsirian1

MBC

 

Spoiler alert most of what you mere mortals call 'conspiracies' end up turning true.

You don't consider yourself among the “mere mortals?”  All hail MBC?

 

Can you give a few examples of most of the conspiracies that ended up be conclusively true?

Chemtrails…

Hapertas

MBC

Just look at the amount of logos that contain the sun.

Okay, and?

Sunworshippers. 

MBC

rsirian1

MBC

 

Spoiler alert most of what you mere mortals call 'conspiracies' end up turning true.

You don't consider yourself among the “mere mortals?”  All hail MBC?

 

Can you give a few examples of most of the conspiracies that ended up be conclusively true?

Chemtrails…

I am awake to the truth thus above most sheepish mortals. 

MBC

MBC

rsirian1

MBC

 

Spoiler alert most of what you mere mortals call 'conspiracies' end up turning true.

You don't consider yourself among the “mere mortals?”  All hail MBC?

 

Can you give a few examples of most of the conspiracies that ended up be conclusively true?

Chemtrails…

I am awake to the truth thus above most sheepish mortals. 

If anybody is interested here is a link to my own personal blog.

 

https://standalonetruther.webador.co.uk/

BluHawk

I believe everything that was proclaimed earlier - after all scientific validation is proof.

Try adding up 789 and 987 - hold your breath don't  be surprised. Prepare to be flabbergasted - you get 1776

Note that you can also rotate numbers : 

789+987 = 897+879 = 978+798

It's called the “rotativity” of the addition 🤪

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