Lighted Distances: Four Seasons on Goodlow Rim
- 130 pages
- 5 hours of reading
John Daniel is an author whose work often delves into the depths of the American landscape and the human psyche. His writing is marked by keen observation and a lyrical quality that explores the connection between nature and inner life. Daniel's prose and poetry reflect his diverse life experiences, from working in rugged conditions to his academic pursuits. His distinctive style draws readers into reflective explorations of life, work, and the world around us.






My research has revealed that there are two separate and opposing powers in Freemasonry. One, headquartered in London, subscribes to and promotes an idolatrous and pantheistic view of the world. It is monarchist, capitalistic, wealthy, right-wing. The other, in Paris, is atheistic and humanistic in origin and outlook. It is republican, socialist, poor, left-wing. One is Scarlet. The other, the Beast. The breakthrough theory which I have developed with Scripture as my guide makes sense of the massive literature I have collected on Freemasonry as well as its apparent contradictions. My library includes books written by members of and defectors from both English and French Freemasonry. At the beginning of my research, like many other revisionist authors, I thought revisionist authors were reporting one single plot. I gradually realized that many authors were exposing what in reality were often the machinations of one group of conspirators against the other. The devices of both wings of Masonry were so similar that without Scripture as a guide, one could easily perceive only a single intrigue. This interesting twist in the historical drama, confirmed again and again by my research, points to the existence of a struggle between the two powers in Freemasonry. Although revisionist authors are supposedly concerned about one plot, I noticed that all exposes pointed to Paris as the center of an intrigue before World War I. After the War, however, evidence points to the shift of intrigue to London. I will explain this shift in the course of this book.
Ancient Mystery Babylon and revolution; westward migration of Mystery Babylon; Zechariah s four carpenters and Masonic revolutions; English Freemasonry, mother of modern cults; London sits on seven mountains. Chapter 1: Lucifer/Satan The Divided Lucifer and evolution; the Luciferian Rite; origin of Satan s divided nature; the angelic war in heaven; Freemasonry practiced in the Garden of Eden; Masonic All-Seeing Eye in the Garden of Eden; Adam and Eve s sin; Christ can break the curse of Eden. Chapter 2: The Hermaphrodite Ham, the first post-flood homosexual; homosexuality, a rite in mystery religions; homosexual gods and societies; the worship of the phallus in Freemasonry; is Freemasonry behind the homosexual lobby? Masonic judges protect sex deviates. Chapter 3: Order out of Cush, the builder of Babylon; Cush, the god of chaos; Freemasonry identifies with Cush; liberty is chaos. Chapter 4: The Male Nimrod, the seed of the serpent; Nimrod, god of paganism; Nimrod, Freemasonry s lost name of god; Nimrod attempted world government; United Nations patterned after Nimrod s world government; Nimrod s modern New World Order Freemasonry. Chapter 5: The Female Semiramis, wife of Nimrod; Semiramis, seed bearer of Lucifer; Semiramis, founder of the Eastern Star; Christ s death on the cross conquered the seed of the serpent. Chapter 6: The Mystery of Shem, a type of Christ; Shem, God s battle-axe; Shem, the destroyer of Nimrod; mystery religions forced underground by Shem.
Exploring the contrasting influences of English and French Freemasonry, this book reveals how English Freemasonry has gained control over global banking and the illegal drug trade, undermining the Judeo-Christian heritage. It connects biblical references to sorcery with contemporary practices of mystic meditation, suggesting that such practices lead to euphoric states without drugs. The authors argue that the roots of modern pharmaceuticals can be traced back to these ancient practices, positioning Freemasonry at the center of a global conspiracy that threatens societal values.
A Transcendental Phenomenological Study
Focusing on teachers' perceptions, this study explores the lived experiences of secondary school educators in Barbados regarding school violence. It defines violence through various aspects, including victimization, gang activities, substance abuse, bullying, and crisis management. The research aims to uncover how teachers in four government-owned schools perceive their experiences with school violence, climate, and safety, providing valuable insights into the challenges faced within the educational environment.
An appealing photo story recording the antics of two Siamese cats living in a Greenwich Village studio. See them stalk, soar and fly through the air in athletic symmtry. This gift book is produced with high resolution black-and-white reproductions. 75 photographs.