My pleasure, and thank-you!

The bride ritual for the 33rd is not worth it. Jessie Czebotar explains in her affidavits.

@@citadelblu637 how would she know if any degree in any of the appendage bodies are worth getting unless she has received them at last check there's only a very very small amount of Masonic lodges allow women in the fraternity and even less on women being in the appendage bodies the Masonic aspect that is primarily for the women is the eastern star which they must be either be married to or the daughter of or a female family member of some sort to a Mason

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@@sirendiamant I hope so, my friend. Take care.

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Over the last 6 weeks, I’ve been filming some of my favorite Indiana places: this is one of them. I’ve been blessed to be able to travel, have good equipment, and learn techniques from people that are smarter than I. It’s my pleasure to wrap it all together and share. 🙂

Thank-you! Hope to get back to at least a video a week. I’ve been all over Indiana, the last few months, but got particularly lucky on sun, over the last 6 weeks.

Sex Magic. That is the ultimate "sublime wisdom" that these seekers of the Occult and Esoteric teachings will obtain, if lucky. I invite anyone to investigate my claim to prove me wrong, but in doing so you will see that I am right. Everything else is just smoke and mirrors. Study spiritual alchemy if you want to know more.

I think our culture teaches us to distrust that which we don't understand. We must remember, when the promise to 'keep the secrets' was founded, a man could be put to death for simply questioning the teachings of the church. A man could be put to death for stating he thought the earth was round if the church said it was flat. That's a pretty good reason to have a practice to NEVER discuss what is said inside the building with anyone that hasn't sworn an oath. I'm not a mason so I can't pretend to know what's discussed in their group but my gut says these men wouldn't be advertising their membership with a ring or on their tombstones in the family plot if what they did or said would in any way bring dishonor to their family or their memory

My pleasure!

I try to find the cool stuff! 🙂

My pleasure, Ken!

My pleasure, Gerald! Hoping to crank-out at least one more this week. I’ve been on the road 6 weeks, have tons of footage! 🙂

@@AdventureswithRoger Cool beans, looking forward to content. Once again thank you!

My pleasure! It’s a beautiful building and worth seeing.

Thank-you, Alan! Simply an awe-inspiring building, from top to bottom, and one of the few places that remain, where I can go where Grandpa went.

Truly incredible structure, and worth a visit!

Beautiful place, indeed!

Beautiful lodge

My pleasure, Jesse! Really an interesting tour! 🙂

Seems like I remember hearing that on the tour, but there was so much to take in!

My pleasure, of course! Lots of interesting things to see and do in Indiana! 🙂

@@AdventureswithRoger How easy it is to take forgranted what is all around us. I'm getting the urge to take a few road trips after finding your channel. Thanks for reminding me how special my home state can be.

Glad to encourage travel, it helps everyone! Our folks took us on lots of Indiana road trips, and I’ve become a walking encyclopedia of Indiana! This channel is an attempt to revive good memories and encourage road trips for families, people that need a break, and those that want to remember. 🙂

Thank-you, Aaron!

Thanks Edward!

There’s a ton of tunnels underneath downtown Indianapolis. I knew a lady that once worked at Wishard, and had to take a body to the morgue. She got hopelessly lost in the tunnels with a dead person, ended up half across town! I’ve been through the section below Riley Childrens Hospital and Indiana University School of Medicine, and also from the State Capital to the shopping area (used to be called Claypool Court). IUPUI also has tunnels, Marion County Jail too. There’s also the really old tunnel section, you enter below the farmers market. It’s called the catacombs and is pretty spooky from what people have told me.

I work down in the morgue when it was still Wishard with my uncle who did pipe insulation. They also used to do experiments on animals down there in that section as well. I saw an opening that was the main wet wall when I was down there it went all the way to the top. It was pretty spooky. Also I was born at Wishard in 1981. I haven't got to Traverse any of the tunnels but I had heard about a bunch of them. I'd say it's probably like that in every major city in the United States for the most part. I literally stood right outside the doors of that morgue but didn't get to go inside. Now I don't know if that area is even there anymore. That was probably a spooky time for that lady they got lost halfway across town with a dead body

@@AdventureswithRoger this has become one of my favorite channels and it really helps out that you interact in the comments with pertinent and informative information. Thank you very much

@@Mr._Infamous I’m your typical Southern Indiana Hoosier: talking is one of my favorite past times! 🙂

Truly one of the most amazing buildings I’ve ever toured!

It’s an Apple backing track called “Supernatural”.

My pleasure, Ryan. I feel like I gained some closure, with this one.

I was just telling someone, earlier, that the SRC main money makers were hosting events and serving lunch in their downstairs cafeteria. The latter completely died after the pandemic gained steam. You could always get a free tour, before that. Now, without a cafeteria business, tours are $10 per person.

Billy's latest single with Willie Nelson is incredibly fun.

Without any bright colors or painted signs, it really blends in with the surrounding buildings. A true architectural masterpiece.

Thank-you!

Have visited the World War Memorial several times, will eventually get to filming it. Hoping to catch some sunny days, and make an Indy highlight video! I grew up at Greenwood, have spent many days in downtown Indy, going to my favorite haunts. 🙂

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I enjoy finding the hidden histories. Just when I think I’ve found them all, I haven’t!

People with solid opinions, no matter how over the top, don’t change with our words, it’s a waste of time and energy. I’ve been a lot happier, letting people believe whatever they want to. 🙂

@@AdventureswithRoger True, but it’s hypocritical on the admins part to suspend me & remove my response to a negative comment on your post while leaving that persons comment up.

My wife is part Cherokee, and there’s no fight below her dignity: right’s right and wrong’s wrong, at any level. But me, I’ve learned that online battles are un-winnable and unfair, why fight an unfair battle that you cannot win? I block ridiculous people that have no human decency, or sense, and move on. 😀

@@AdventureswithRoger Agree, but the slanderous comments about the subject matter are still on the Facebook post for all to see.

No secrets are divulged.

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Great observation!

I heard of many odd situations over the years. Grandma went to town to pay a bill (I think it was a high winter electric bill), and a man in the office, a fellow Mason that knew Grandpa, said, “it’s been taken care of.” Her bill was stamped as paid. Grandma got many special deals on cars, furniture, and so on, from Grandpa’s Masonic brothers.

@@AdventureswithRoger That's really cool.

Some places definitely have presence. People have a wide range of sensitivity to these places, from feeling nothing at all, a sense that something is off, to getting succinct impressions. A friend of mine is an empath, picks up all kinds of things, from feeling the history, to getting contacted. That’s a gift I wouldn’t want. I’m hoping to do another unusual place in early January, after I wrap up the current huge project.

@@AdventureswithRoger Man, it runs in the family on my moms side. Some family members stay at home because they feel to much when they go out.

My friends son and grand daughter have it, but will immediately walk out of a building, if they sense anything. They want no part of it. It’s a blessing or a curse. I’ve taken my empath friend to places I felt were “off”, to get their impression. The strangest was a deserted park at Dana, Indiana. As soon as we got there, my friend got out of the car, looked around and said, “This is not a good place. Someone was killed here. My ears are ringing like crazy! We should leave.” Unknown to my friend, my ears were also ringing. We got out of there, and our ears rang for several hours afterward.

@@AdventureswithRoger very much so.

Not planned, but spooky coincidences happen

I never even thought of that until you mentioned it!

​​@@AdventureswithRoger It's also weird that there are not alot of baseboards in the building. Secret entrances mostly can't use bace boards.