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@@jeremycrisman2434 thank you 😊 Mayan drone flutes are pretty cool, especially the multi chamber ones. I doubt I’ll get too deep into woodwinds though. If you’re into droning sounds, check out the Indian tanpura which often accompanies the bansuri, or the hurdy-gurdy, which has two side strings called drones that continuously play only one note as you turn the crank, makes for a very cool feeling when it pops up in music. Thanks for commenting!

@Danielbpartida awl yeah ! I've got a 4 String Hurdy Gurdy! Love it!

@Danielbpartida will definitely check that out! Thank you for responding keep on playing!

@@jeremycrisman2434 same, one of the super simple ones. I plan to give it a little more attention this year and just recently discovered Gurdy World and all the advice and lessons and stuff there so that’s a good starting point, definitely better than just messing around on it. Keep in touch 😊

@@jessicapoepping you must reach out to them first, otherwise, like any other interaction, they will not have any indication that you exist. They will then research you and get back to you after the first introduction. Is that what you meant to ask? They would not randomly investigate and then solicit various strangers.

@Danielbpartida yes exactly what I wanted to know!

@@jessicapoepping excellent 😊 thank you for your question

And yet here you are. 🎉

@Danielbpartida even when you're out, you're still being used. Upper level Freemasonry has been exposed.

@@ashgonza92please read through some of the other responses I have given to this type of rhetoric. Can you explain at all what you mean? I am sharing a story. That’s all this is. Strangers on the internet will not convince me that the men that I directly experienced who I know were excellent representatives of the Christian faith, who were pillars in their communities, who never said a thing that contradicted that faith, were all actually demons in human suits throwing it up to Baphomet and Lucifer and whoever else. You are wrong. You all are wrong.

@@Danielbpartida blah blah blah, all I'm reading. You're just henchmen. Funniest shit you don't even realize it.

@@ashgonza92 okie dokie

@@Nick-TechProductions sounds like we had very similar experiences! Yes, the cultural aspect of mostly older men can make the younger guys feel a little out of place which is fine 🤷‍♂️ I’m happy that you chose to be true to your religion and please don’t feel guilty for doing what is spiritually in your best interest. I’m happy you made some good memories, same as I did (despite how things shook out). Thank you! I appreciate you watching as I know this format is not super great but it’s what I can do without a computer or internet 👺

@@Nick-TechProductions I missed the detail about looking for other community organizations. There is Rotary Club, Knights of Pythias, Moose Lodge, Lions Club, Samaritans, and any number of other organizations that have a similar vibe. You could also find a club related to a hobby you partake in, like a running club or a volunteer group would be cool too, so you always have a little familiar group to do stuff with. I’m sure you’ll have no trouble once you start looking around and again thank you for watching.

I’ve never met a Mormon I did not entirely like as a person inside and out. They really walk the walk and I strongly dislike the public impression of them. High performing, morally upright, all together empathetic and considerate people. Based on my experience I would have a hard time believing that the “Riders of the Purple Sage” (not a great read) era Mormons, drunken polygamist crooks, ever actually existed if it weren’t so prevalently documented. The way they talk about Christ is beyond endearing and the whole metaphysical breakdown (Cosmogony for the Sanderson fans) really points to their priorities (when you die you go to the spirit world where you still have a spirit body and are conscious and you continue to study religion for another lifetime. This is how Mormons own their own sin despite the existence of Christ. You partially pay for your own sin as much as you can in the afterlife through understanding what you did wrong rather than eternal suffering). Not a popular opinion, apparently, but an absolutely dope group of people.

@@jamdaddy7589 I, and the overwhelming majority of Freemasons, would agree with you, especially those in the Knights Templar.

It's not Jesus Christ, it's Christ Jesus or Jesus the Christ. The title is first unless 'the" is inserted after the name and before the title. People only make this mistake with Jehovah and Jesus, never with David, Solomon or John.

I am also an ex-Freemason and that is not my experience. I’m sorry that that is the impression they were left with.

@@Danielbpartida I talked to one ex freemason - said they re looking for the "antichrist" and one ex freemason said in his lodge in the upper degrees there was a member wearing an upside cross.

@@enigma-yu4joI’m not totally sure I would have believed them since the whole Antichrist concept is mostly a catholic thing. I never witnessed anyone wearing an upside down cross but even so, this is not explicitly a satanic symbol but rather the cross of St Peter. Is that how it’s used generally? Of course not but in a lodge where there are experts in the history of Christian theology present, I don’t think that would have flown the way you were made to think it did. I am saying everything I can say that I witnessed and the stuff that I’m choosing not to say is really not anything that departs from what I am saying. No satan.

It could be your letter! I had mine mailed to me which was completely unnecessary but that’s how they did things. It sounds like your petition may already be done. I recommend you see what the document is and go forward from there. You should not experience anything that seems uncalled for or excessive, like payments in excess of thousands of dollars or anyone putting their hands on you or anything like that. If for whatever reason you are denied due to prior reputation, see about a parallel organization like Knights of Pythias or OES, which men can also join, although it is known for being the group for the ladies since they cannot be Freemasons in their own right. You’ll be around a lot of the same people and you’ll have ample opportunity to show that you’re a worthwhile member of the community now. Granted, I wouldn’t worry about any of that. I’m sure it’ll all be fine and you’ll be going through the degrees in no time.

Also, York Rite will come later. You must go through each degree (3 total, at least a few months) before York Rite is an option, but like I said it was quite an experience.

I personally never saw anything that remotely came close to any sort of satanic or luciferian or Dagonic beliefs. Everything was concerning the temple of King Solomon and the ark of the covenant. Scottish rite, while I did not personally go through it, I understand it is all philosophy, and while the Shriners have a middle eastern aesthetic to them, they likewise did not have anything nefarious associated with them. I never experienced anything that contradicted being morally strong in the name of The Lord (except maybe my experiences towards the end).

@@Danielbpartida Nice thank you for the response. I'll try to check out the end of your video later where you get into that. I wanna watch the whole thing but I'm kinda busy lol sorry!

@@sparklesparklesparkle6318 no problem! It’s not going anywhere 😊

@@steveh.5794 that’s what I said 😊 Shriners, while not having a “rite” associated, is still a branch of freemasonry. You must be a mason to be a Shriner.

Oh we arent going to mention the Prince Hall Masons?

@@seththorson6164 I don’t care to speak on my understanding of Prince Hall because I was not part of a PH lodge and I don’t want to poison the well because of the actions (hazing, extortion, etc) of a few unsanctioned lodges. It’s not the lodge that’s the problem but the specific individuals who allow that kind of culture to take place, same as racism in white lodges. I’ve met plenty of white masons who were raised in PHs that said it was exactly what they would expect and everything was as morally sound as any other lodge and it was a good mix of individuals and race was never really a thing, and yet before meeting anyone who had been there, I had been made to think they were all effectively criminal gangs, and while that may be true for any isolated group, the same as any other group dynamic, that is not representative of PH or freemasonry at large, and that’s what I would I want someone to take away from that discussion, and since I know the majority of people will grab onto whatever negative thing they can, I don’t care to open anyone up to that more than I’ve said here.

What about the Irish Rite?

@@Danielbpartida I appreciate your response and your time. I've just been trying to get a read on the whole organization. Would you suggest joining a lodge?

@@naiboronthefly3594 Okie dokie

@@skatefasteatshat_1924 that’s a shame that someone presented them to you like that ☹️ im going to assume by you saying “white guy” that you are a person of color, and while not organizational, there is some amount of racism among “white lodges” that has been slowly getting worked out in the last 30 or so years, so that may have played a part in your experience as well. The details of this are the thing I said I wouldn’t speak on since I’ve been out of the game for almost 10 years now. Thank you for watching and if you have any questions or anything like that I would be happy to answer what I can.

It was a Wednesday night 🤷‍♂️ I was at the front before the “VIP” area which is the crowd you see there. There was a good size crowd around and behind me but yes it was a very small venue.

Try turning the sound on 😊