Since 1928, an all-seeing eye at the top of the pyramid has gazed at people with a 1 American dollar bill. Today, everyone, a little bit literate, knows that this is a Masonic sign. Some even know that the name of this sign is the Radiant Delta and it symbolizes a deity called the Great Architect of the Universe.
The same sign is present on the 500 Ukrainian hryvnia and 50 Estonian kroons bills. Admirers of the theory of the Worldwide conspiracy unanimously insist that some world-wide, mysterious organization "rules" all the most important processes that take place in the world, and we are all tiny pawns on the huge chessboard of the mighty of this world.
Origin of Masonic Communities
What basis do these statements have, and why does the concept of "Masonic Lodge" cause superstitious awe among many?
According to the most famous version, the Freemasons come from the medieval communities of masons, who mainly specialized in the construction of temples and cathedrals. Within the community, there were quite strict rules of conduct based on deep religiosity. From the second half of the 16th century, these communities also began to accept people who were not related to the profession of bricklayers, but who had influence and authority among their contemporaries.
Monarch William III of Orange was a well-known member of the Free Masons Union. After his enrollment in the ranks of the Masons, the art of masons began to be called royal. Thus, the principles that concerned a narrow circle of people gained wide application. And Masonic signs and allegories, in theory, should be nothing more than an illustrated system of morality.
There are hundreds of Masonic communities around the world, and they are in one way or another involved in all areas of government activity, so it is possible that the Masonic symbol inscribed on the bill is a tribute from governments for helping an ancient, influential organization.
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