Gotthard Base Tunnel -- World's Longest Tunnel -- Now Operational In Switzerland
06-10-2016, 03:37 PM
Krampus is one thing, but the all-seeing eye and egyptian scarab aren't really a part of Swiss folklore.
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The green scarab beetle stands for the Egyptian Mysteries initiates in the masonic rituals, as outlined by Manly Hall. This incidentally also is the origin of the Beatles' name.
There is a strong masonic cultural current which runs in the history of Switzerland. The name of the country itself, Schweiz/Suisse, might stem from the ancient sisterhood of Isis (sœur d'Isis => Su-isse, and in German, Schwester Isis => Schweiss). The fact the the French and German names of the country both sound like contractions of sisters of Isis indicates that this lesser knows etymology theory does have some merit.
The green scarab beetle stands for the Egyptian Mysteries initiates in the masonic rituals, as outlined by Manly Hall. This incidentally also is the origin of the Beatles' name.
There is a strong masonic cultural current which runs in the history of Switzerland. The name of the country itself, Schweiz/Suisse, might stem from the ancient sisterhood of Isis (sœur d'Isis => Su-isse, and in German, Schwester Isis => Schweiss). The fact the the French and German names of the country both sound like contractions of sisters of Isis indicates that this lesser knows etymology theory does have some merit.
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