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RE: My Vacation With A Freemason
Great article again, personable and filled with a few tidbits of information here and there that are just delectable, the quote demonstrated by your dog, was a major keeper, even if it is only a humorist note. I guess I needed it at that point like a solid funny interjection in the middle of a serious talk. Thanks again, keep your smile and take good care. Namaste :)
Glad it's an enjoyable read. My friends were flabbergasted at one point when they saw me still awake with the laptop in one of those night, with me saying that I'm doing some research on the Freemasons. It's funny that the group is totally off my radar - I guess that's what happens when one reads too much stuff online, becoming desensitized by info. Something to learn :)
I hear you, there are so many avenues to delve into, yet, we have this tendency to become complacent with the information that is fed our way and we don't go out there often enough looking for the different and unknown. The incentive might not be there or maybe we simply are a bit too blasé or over busy with the flow of information we already need to deal with, which is my case at the moment. Luckily, it hasn't always been the case and I have been able to delve into so many different subjects head on and like a mad man. It was really worth the experience in itself. Freemasons and Rosicrucians were on that radar many many years ago as well... Good to read you have delved into it. All for one and one for all!!! Namaste :)
I think my friend here during the trip really brought up a real good point - people network and get-together pretty much for all the same reasons ever since ancient times.. and perhaps improving, following the spirit of the times..
I hear you. Thanks for the reply and namaste :)