SPACE GHOST IS NOW REAL
space ghost voice actor has died, missed this one last week.
https://www.livenowfox.com/news/comedian-george-lowe-space-ghost-dies
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9xcAd6saS0#:~:text=Pawn%20Stars:%20Rare%20George%20Washington,.history.com…
On a recent episode of Pawn Stars ("Dream Pawn," Season 22 Episode 4), a rare George Washington masonic token was brought into the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop, sparking a valuation of around $40,000.
Yes, many statues and monuments dedicated to George Washington, particularly those within a Masonic context, often feature or incorporate symbols and imagery associated with Freemasonry, including the "as above so below" concept.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
George Washington as a Freemason:
George Washington was a Freemason and is recognized as such by the fraternity.
Statues and Masonic Imagery:
Many statues and memorials dedicated to Washington, especially those within the Masonic context, often feature or incorporate symbols and imagery associated with Freemasonry, which is why statues include things like aprons, compass and square, and the "G" representing the Great Architect of the Universe.
The George Washington Masonic National Memorial:
This memorial in Alexandria, Virginia, is a significant example of a monument that clearly acknowledges and honors Washington's role as a Freemason, and displays Masonic symbols.
The "as above so below" connection:
Freemasonry often uses the phrase "As Above, So Below", which is a statement that can be interpreted to mean that the laws of the universe are the same above as they are below, on earth.
Other Statues: There are other statues throughout the US that honor Freemasons and Freemasonry, such as one of Joseph Warren in Boston.