Scott Wolter

Is this true?

Some of that information came from the documents that came to us.

So I don't know where you want to go.

What is the... Okay, well, let me go back to what happened when I was raised as a Freemason.

Yeah.

And just for people that don't understand, when you become a Freemason, you go through what we call the Blue Lodge, and it's the first three degrees, Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft, and Master Mason.

And it's essentially an allegorical death and resurrection ritual, which is ancient.

It's...

It's seen in cultures throughout time.

The indigenous people practice Freemasonry just like we do.

It's called the Midewin in the Algonquin tribes, and it's a death and resurrection ritual.

I wrote about it in my Akhenaten book.

Before I was a Mason, I compared the rituals of Freemasonry with the rituals of the Midewin.

It's the same thing.

Actually, I think the natives do it kind of.

It's more cool in my mind, but it's still cool.

But in any case, so I went through and I became a Blue Lodge Mason.

And once you're in the Blue Lodge, you're good to go.

You're set.

If that's all you want to do for the rest of your life, you're good.