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Greetings all, Some of you may remember me from a brief, ranting contribution I made to the board early last year. I was the guy who was so embarrassed by his experience of being duped by the SES that, four years later, I still hadn’t managed to find the courage to even share it with my wife. Actu...

Yes, that bit about being able to get back home to mum for a decent dinner... you're not going to get out of THAT one easily. ;) LOL .... I'll hazard a guess that you're married, ADG? ;) You really should tell your wife about your experiences - she'll have a good laugh, if nothing else. I know ... ...

Hi ADG - and thanks! it's been discussed in other threads how little comes up doing a net search on the SES; even in 2006! I agree whole-heartedly - and it was quite a bit more complex that I made it sound in my previous post. But once I'd found a few key terms associated with the ideological underp...

My experience with the SES occurred in 2001 or 2002. My career was finally gathering speed, my wife and I were planning our wedding ... and life was beginning to feel somewhat serious and grown-up. I guess I was looking for a distraction ? something I could immerse myself in as a break from the vari...

I gather that you are probably a term or two behind me, I am now doing "Philosophy 7", and this term we are covering the subject of "devotion". Just wondering if people might be able to comment on the different 'syllabi' they have experienced at different levels and in different locations. My exper...

Both Freemasons as well as SES seem to use the Sanskrit language for its purity. To the best of my knowldge (albeit purely academic) of Freemasonry, Sanskrit does not feature at all. The odd bit of Hebrew, perhaps. This leads me to believe that when the author of http://web.mit.edu/dryfoo/www/Mason...