there is a saying in Hebrew, think its masonic? actual masons are welcome

oh...
seems the saying is actually Germanic in origin.
Da liegt der Hund begraben

But from where does this come...
The Pillars don't like each other at first, but they are destined to become one in the key stone

I came up with it.

IC

What?

your avatar is appropriate, synchronicity strikes again.

was going to say, that our sages tell us, that the face of the generation in which moshiach comes, will be like a dog's face.

I am trying to figure out how it all comes together.

dog in Hebrew is kelev.
but kelev also means "as a heart" or "like a heart"

any mason here?
any info about the occult meaning of dogs in masonic literature?
I am sure it can be connected to hiram.

getting closer.

according to the masonic dictionary.
the word cowan means two things.
a mason of the roughest term, which could also mean of the purest form.
but it also means intruder/eavesdropper which are the enemies of masons.

this is an obvious paradox... and paradox suggests a hidden mystery.

but the word cowan, in ancient greek means... dog.

Cowan Cow"an\ (kou"an), n. [Cf. OF. couillon a coward, a cullion.] One who works as a mason without having served a regular apprenticeship. [Scot.] Note: Among ...

from mackey's encyclopedia of freemasonry

DOG

A symbol in the Advanced Degrees

How would one do this ?

One who works as a mason without having served a regular apprenticeship.

CYNOCEPHALUS

The figure of a man with the head of a dog. A very general and important hieroglyphic among the ancient Egyptians. It was with them a symbol of the sun and moon; and in their mysteries they taught that it had indicated to Isis the place where the Body of Osiris lay concealed. The possessor of the advanced Degrees of Freemasonry will be familiar with the symbol of a dog, which is used in those Degrees because that animal is said to have pointed out on a certain occasion an important secret.

Hence the figure of a dog is sometimes found engraved among the symbols on old Masonic diplomas.





BANG!

THIS IS WHERE OSIRIS/DOG IS BURIED.

the 'play' mason's perform about hiram
tell me what is the significance of
the wounds he receives?what r they ?

it is possible.

eh... I don't know.
I wish Apollo illuminist was here, he could have shed some light.

but I understand that masons see people who are after spiritual knowledge/truth seekers as out of the lodge masons, or something.

I am not a freemason.
so I don't know.
but it is interesting.

so linking hiram to Osiris is easy.
both murdered and buried.

but it seems the trail ends here, I no longer see where I can go with this.

in Judaism dog, is the symbol of amalek, a bitter enemy, which we are commanded to destroy.

in lithuanian "kur shuo pakastas" "were is dog buried" "were problem lies". it's folk saying, i don't think it's masonic. in religion dog symbolizes sexual perversion. i think it's taken from talmud, don't remember tractate, it is said, it's forbidden for widow to have big dog in danger of sexual perversion.

oh damn...

seems that saying is found in various cultures.
but the thing about such sayings as they are inserted by the local occultists into the vocabulary of the populace.

same in Hebrew, many secularists say rabbinic/torah teachings which they know not their true meaning an origin.

but as shown here.
it seems it all started in ancient Egypt with Osiris' burial place.

and echoed in masonry through hiram.

I don't remember anything in Judaism about dogs and graves.
though many verses about dogs eating corpses of the wicked.

Your answer is in your first post.

it can be found i think in 10 cultures, i think it's talmudic rabbis saying, very jewish sounds and thinking style. you don't find anything in Egypt, there's only old legends, you jews are predecessors of them and transmitters of them to our modern world.

hehe thank you.

but what is the issue in the first place?!
what issue does the death of hiram and Osiris symbolize?

oh shit!!!

its the death of the penis!!

such a horny dog!

oh ok!

I AM PHAROAH!

the dog is buried in my pants?
thought that's the snake.

that moves to the sound of the pipe.
oh that is also a dog.

the 3 headed dog fluffy in harry potter was calmed down by music.

Pharaohs were descendants of nephilim, so it's not allowed to you :)

this treasure hunt was fun.
hoped it would last longer though

why does it always come down to genitalia?!

or maybe I didn't get to the bottom of it?

A black dog is the name given to a being found primarily in the folklores of the British Isles. The black dog is essentially a nocturnalapparition, often said to be associated with the Devil or a Hellhound. Its appearance was regarded as a portent of death. It is generally supposed to be larger than a normal dog, and often has large, glowing eyes.[1] It is often associated with electrical storms (such asBlack Shuck's appearance at Bungay, Suffolk),[2] and also with crossroads, places of execution and ancient pathways.[1][3][4]

The origins of the black dog are difficult to discern. It is impossible to ascertain whether the creature originated in the Celtic orGermanic elements in British culture. Throughout European mythology, dogs have been associated with death. Examples of this are the Cŵn Annwn,[5] Garmr[6] andCerberus,[7] all of whom were in some way guardians of the underworld. This association seems to be due to the scavenging habits of dogs.[8] It is possible that the black dog is a survival of these beliefs. Black dogs are almost universally regarded as malevolent, and a few (such as the Barghest) are said to be directly harmful. Some, however, like the Gurt Dog in Somerset and the Black Dog of the Hanging Hills in Connecticut, are said to behave benevolently.

[link to en.m.wikipedia.org]

learn torah!

pharaoh is an anagram to oreph (back of the neck) we are am kshe oreph. stiff necked people ! muhaha

the heart of pharaoh was hard (hard is the actual Hebrew used instead of stiff)
the toil Hebrews suffered under pharaoh, was hard.