Posted by Gino:


How much are these worth? What did they use them for? I found one which is in mint condition: no stains, no cuts, no chips, encased in a highly ornate casing. The freemason symbol of the compass and a bunch of other artwork is carved into the sword and the case. Its beautiful. I’m not going to sell it. Its not mine. Its just something i happened to find while looking for an ironing board in an attic.

Posted by Amberly:


There is still talk that they still exist. I don’t think that this is true.

Posted by Shenika:


WEALTH TRANSFER

Is this why Parliament did nothing to investigate those responsible ?

Posted by Eneida:


Spirituality is seeded , germinates, sprouts and blossoms in the mundane. It is to be found and nutured in the smallest of daily activities.

Posted by Lisabeth:


When people of faith are targets of misplaced anger, of the bitter and the mean, how does it affect you? Are you bothered by it at all? If so, how and/or for what reasons?

Posted by Twanda:


These day seems anything from giving to charity to doing hard drugs is considered “spirituality”.

Posted by Flora:


¨The constitution of Freemasons holding decision making positions in one US Corporation was 100%. There is full knowledge that the decisions being taken by the Masonic Firm were NOT and are not for the long term best interests of the shareholders.

Posted by Sunday:


I’ve read that the Freemasons have a secret inner core that most normal Masons don’t know about. It’s called the 33rd degree and contains powerful people of an elite social status who oppose all religion and try to manipulate political events?

I’ve also come across a article on something called the Bilderberg Group. The article claims Bilderberg members are the world’s elite and they all meet annually in a secret location to plan international policies.

Can you educate me on whether this is true, or just hype?

Please don’t reply with abuse - it’s a serious question.

Posted by Rachel:


When your heart is breaking, does your spirituality help you cope? Surely something has to help?

Posted by Elva:


I am an non believer but very interested in Buddhism. My Permaculture Ethics: Earth Care, People Care and Fair Shares support a green lifestyle.

How does your Religion/Spirituality support/contradict your Green Lifestyle?