The Hidden History of the Matriarch "King" Bee-Andrew Gough - Youtube
Channel: King Ast Nebethet
Date: 2018-03-01

The Matriarch "King" Bee Symbol is a very Ancient one, representing the working lodge. Seven bees are usually seen flying around the hive, seven being the number to make a perfect lodge. The Bee and Beehive was used as a symbol in ancient Egypt.

Freemasonry and Honeybee symbolism=Hexagon on Saturn and the Honeycomb shape.

A symbol that Albert Mackey, in his Encyclopedia of Freemasonry, says “was among the Egyptians the symbol of an obedient people”, because, as he quotes Horapollo, “…of all insects, the bee alone had a king,” what we know now to be a queen. Mackey continues “Hence looking at the regulated labor of these insects when congregated in their hive, it is not surprising that a beehive should have been deemed an appropriate emblem of systematized industry. Freemasonry has therefore adopted the beehive as a symbol of industry, a virtue taught in the instructions, which says that a Master Mason” works that he may receive wages, the better to support himself and family, and contribute to the relief of a worthy, distressed brother, his widows and orphans. 

“What Modern Masons call a Lodge was for the above Reasons by Antiquity call’d a HIVE of Free-Masons, and for the same Reasons when a Dissention happens in a Lodge the going off and forming another Lodge is to this Day call’d SWARMING.”

Some might see in the Beehive a model of the Masonic fraternity. Each bee has a symbiotic relation with all the others, and as a whole they support each other and, thereby, the hive.

Bee symbolism is a vital component of Masonic ideals, although its application within the craft is not without paradox. For instance, the ‘Encyclopaedia of Freemasonry’ informs us that the Bee is important to Freemasonry for the same reason it was important to the Egyptians, because of all insects; “only the Bee has a King.” The quote is peculiar for reasons already discussed; namely because the Bees society is "Matriarchal".  Masons are referreing to the King Bee ("Witch" Is the Matriarch aka KINGS or Alphas and Omegas or the First Atom(Adam) "Witch" Are the CREATORS Only that has Nothing to do with the beta y chromosome the second or beta atom or "created" beta atom experiment)– as in the Egyptian Pharaoh (The True Pharaohs R the Matriarch ONLY) who bore the title of ‘Beekeeper’.  The ‘male only’ tradition of Freemasonry Is an extension of their black patriarchal movement (Ma-Sons Against their Own Wombs or Mothers) that TRIED to suppress or  temper Goddess Worship & The ONLY "Organized Power aka Dark NRG aka All Sistahs the 999-ElectroMagnetic NRG, Hence The Matriarch aka "All Sistahs" or Organic mDNA  "Witch" Is the "Great I AM Presence" and represents "Pre-dynastic Egypt" along with having and applying a Genuine Systematic Disciplined "Passion" of Achievement based on Familia Love, Hence Team Work is Magical Smiling 💯 )0( )0( )0( Ase

Us Sistahs As the Embodiment of Source or Dark NRG or M.O.M. (Mind Ova Matter) it's "Imperative"  Our  "Awareness" Realizes We Are of "Service" to Life too as follows below Hence "Love" Is the Law along with Eternal Joy:

Divine NRG is the Breath We All Breathe Hence Possess "Witch" Connects Us All...She's M.O.M (Mind Ova Matter Hence "Shape or MindShift" on HowEver U Define or Deify Her) DoBU n Smile  )0( 💯 Ase

The ‘Encyclopaedia of Freemasonry’ provides many references to the Bee, including the fact that honey is used to illustrate moral teachings. In this regard, the Masonic initiate is instructed to;

“Go to the bee, and learn how diligent She Is, and what a noble work she produces; whose labour kings and private men use for their health. She is desired and honoured by all, and, though weak in strength, yet since She Values Wisdom She (I) Prevails Period  Smiling 💯 )0( )0( )0(  Ase

The Full Lecture is Presented by Andrew Gough - Veneration of the Sacred Bee is an esoteric tradition shared by civilizations of all epochs, including the Sumerians, Egyptians, Minoans, Greeks and Mayans. The diminutive creature's many life-affirming by-products ensured that it was deified across the ancient world, yet somehow its importance has been forgotten, despite the fact that the United States of America is founded on its principals, as is freemasonry, politics and many esoteric concepts. Today, the Sacred Bee appears to be dying. Can it be saved, and if so, what can we learn from history’s greatest ‘lost tradition’?

Andrew Gough is the former director of the Institute of Interdisciplinary Sciences and is Editor of The Heretic Magazine. He has contributed to best selling books such as The Dan Brown Companion and The Ancient Code, writes for various journals and has been featured in numerous television documentaries. http://andrewgough.co.uk/

Filmed at Weird 11, September 17-18, 2011 Swindon, Wiltshire United Kingdom.

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