Franklin American Founding Father & Mystic
Americans as Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and Thomas Paine were strongly connected with the mystical Rosicrucian community. Benjamin Franklin published a almanack under a alias Poor Richard in which his almanack was titled. Poor Richard "Benjamin Franklin" plainly claimed to be a philanthropist and astrologer. The almanack sold around 10,000 copies for 25 years. Benjamin Franklin's almanack was similar to the farmers almanack it's main topics included a current trends, calendar, weather, poems, sayings and astronomical and astrological.
The earliest magic squares originate from China, recorded around 2500 to 3000 B.C. although the magical square is a shared art among many ancient parts of the world. In magical squares are made up of number configurations that creates powerful mystical properties have been known to have profound effects even by the sight of the square. Benjamin Franklin is known as the creator of bent-diagonal magic squares & great magical circles. Franklin preferred to measure powerful properties of numerology by creating profound magical squares. Benjamin Franklin believed and openly stated that past lives and rebirth as a natural cosmic order in life.
Lincoln The Strong Spiritualist
"Lincoln made no secret of having consulted backwoods “granny women” in his youth, and once he moved to Washington, D.C., he invited some of the most noted mediums of the day to conduct seances in the White House. Lincoln had received a strong spiritual heritage from his mother, and he had been reared in an atmosphere in which one did not reject advice from “the other side.” Although Lincoln never became dependent upon mediums to guide his administration, he was by no means a skeptic, and he stated that spirit messages had enabled him to survive crisis after crisis during his presidency. The president became so outspoken in praise of the guidance
he received from the spirit world that it is said that it was Lincoln’s influence that prompted Union general Ulysses S. Grant (1822–1885) to turn to Spiritualism"
Lincoln The Strong Spiritualist from
Gale encyclopedia of the unusual and unexplained
ab intra "from within"
veritas lux mea "Truth is my light."
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