Freemasonry and Noetic Science

Nothing happens by accident, that is a fact.

Visiting good friends, we hit the subject Freemasonry while having a glass of wine. How old, how fascinating, their way of thinking and organisation is, and their influence on the history of the United States and world politics through time. Of course we came around to Dan Brown’s book The Lost Symbol. The story itself is somewhat violent at times, but Brown is well known for his profound research on his subjects. Brown describes some of the rituals and thoughts behind freemasonry itself, but apart from that he shares with us how profoundly the Masons’ influence can be seen in the layout of the city of Washington DC itself.

George Washington – the First Worshipful Grand Master of the first Lodge – has been the most important figure of Freemasonry principle and thought in America, and he lays out the democratic foundation of Their New World for the United States of today.

But in his book Dan Brown goes well into another spectacularly interesting subject :

Noetic Science. It shares with us how the human spirit, individually as well as collectively, has the power to influence, change and determine the direction and destiny of mankind worldwide. In a positive as well as a negative sense.