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Not sure where else to put this, but figured some here would enjoy: http://www.offgridworld.com/man-moves-huge-blocks-by-himself-using-simple-tools-ancient-knowledge/ Gotta love the "only using wood and stones" part : )

Admittedly, it has been some time since I read Angels and Demons and the Da Vinci Code, but I don't recall anything more than a passing mention of Masons in either. The former was about a group of "scientific" Illuminati and the latter about the hoax Priory of Sion. In the Lost Symbol the...

I read it long before I petitioned. So far (I'm only an EA) it doesn't seem to have spoiled anything any more than a history channel show about Freemasons would. Bear in mind though, it is highly speculative and makes a fair share of historical leaps that many disagree with. A good read still.

I know of at least 2 members of either the modern Golden Dawn or its offshoots that post here at times. The Cicero's seem to be the most legitimate group still operating under that name. Aleister Crowley's A.'.A.'. is one of the descendants as is B.O.T.A., the former itself having a few...

All interesting points. Thank you.

Brother, if I may ask, what lead you to this choice? Pure curiosity, no argument for or against.

Re: Why Texas Masonry is not surviving in the 21st Jmflores and I have been welcomed to all of the stated meetings since we were first initiated. The WM and Officers have happily opened in EA specifically so that we could attend. The most recent SM, the JW even read the section from the Law...

I chose the working tools as my avatar. This was something that was published openly (even on the bookmark/card of our district deputy GM) so ai think that type of thing would be acceptable. I don't recall a 'symbol' of an EA, though.

Re: Membership and participation in Freemasonry to Thank you, brother.

Re: Membership and participation in Freemasonry to Brother, As it appears to be an acronym I do not know could you elaborate on "H.I.M."? Fraternally, WH

www.movnat.com MovNat uses natural human movement (running, climbing, jumping, lifting, throwing etc.) for fitness. You can do it anywhere. There are certified instructors (I am one, in addition to teaching Parkour), but you can do quite a bit on your own using the MOD's ("Movement/s Of the...

Thank you, brother.

Brother, would you mind saying what the titles of those biographies were and if you would recommend them on their own?

www.xkcd.com/1274

Yes, congrats. Mine was only a couple weeks ago, also went through with another brother, jmflores. You're in fot a wonderful experience.

:001_smile: Lol!

A lot of this reminds me of the story of the blind men and the elephant.

Lol. My knees were a good bit worse than they are now before I started training parkour :001_smile:

Nice. Our classes (and my personal training) don't focus as much on acrobatics, but some of the guys in the local community do train stuff like Damian. Then there's MovNat: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKGF-ErsJiI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFp8HCqHgIM much more nature focused.

Anyone here train Parkour (aka l'art du deplacement aka freerunning) or MovNat?