Is it any wonder how Satan can deceive so many into thinking of such a lame thing to do. I have a friend who used to be a missionary to Utah. He told me how crazy this was. Since we are considering truth, here is a resource about the symbols on the clothing.
"The Masonic compass is stitched over the left breast of the Mormon temple garment. In esoteric Masonry I was taught that the compass represents the sacred Goddess. This is because the compass is used to describe a circle in geometry, and the circle is the consummate symbol of the Goddess in Wicca. Hence all coven ritual is conducted in a circle. ...the 'point' of the sacred coven circle actually is the womb of the high priestess who represents the Goddess. The circle then is a symbol of the Queen of heaven; and the compass is her chief tool.
"In Blue Lodge Masonry the candidate is first initiated by piercing his left breast with the point of a compass. And in all occultism, the left-hand is considered sacred to the feminine, goddess-principle.
"Over the right breast of the Mormon garment is a square. The right hand side is masculine and sacred to the Horned God (who we in Wicca eventually learned was Lucifer). The square is sacred to Lucifer because of its phallic connotations, and the Fellowcraft candidate in Masonry is challenged on his right breast by the point of the square.
"The navel mark of the garment resembles a gauge or ruler, which is the Masonic symbol for the 'Middle Pillar' of the Qabalistic Tree of Life.
"...one must go to the grimoires or magickal workbooks of black magicians to find the likes of the Mormon temple garment!
"The placing of magick talismans in underwear is common in witchcraft." 1
(1) William J. Schnoebelen/James R. Spencer, Mormonism's Temple of Doom, 1987, pp. 13-14 (he cites the following references: What Witches Do, Farrar, 1971, p. 93; Masonic Ritual and Monitor, Duncan, p. 30; The Office of the Holy Tree of Life, Gray, 1970, pp. 16-17; The Golden Dawn, Llewellyn, 1971, p. 122; Major Trends in Jewish Mysticism, Scholem; The Tree of Life, Weiser, 1983; Witchcraft, the Way to Serenity, Frost, School of Wicca, 1978, p.1)
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"The Masonic compass is stitched over the left breast of the Mormon temple garment. In esoteric Masonry I was taught that the compass represents the sacred Goddess. This is because the compass is used to describe a circle in geometry, and the circle is the consummate symbol of the Goddess in Wicca. Hence all coven ritual is conducted in a circle. ...the 'point' of the sacred coven circle actually is the womb of the high priestess who represents the Goddess. The circle then is a symbol of the Queen of heaven; and the compass is her chief tool.
"In Blue Lodge Masonry the candidate is first initiated by piercing his left breast with the point of a compass. And in all occultism, the left-hand is considered sacred to the feminine, goddess-principle.
"Over the right breast of the Mormon garment is a square. The right hand side is masculine and sacred to the Horned God (who we in Wicca eventually learned was Lucifer). The square is sacred to Lucifer because of its phallic connotations, and the Fellowcraft candidate in Masonry is challenged on his right breast by the point of the square.
"The navel mark of the garment resembles a gauge or ruler, which is the Masonic symbol for the 'Middle Pillar' of the Qabalistic Tree of Life.
"...one must go to the grimoires or magickal workbooks of black magicians to find the likes of the Mormon temple garment!
"The placing of magick talismans in underwear is common in witchcraft." 1
(1) William J. Schnoebelen/James R. Spencer, Mormonism's Temple of Doom, 1987, pp. 13-14 (he cites the following references: What Witches Do, Farrar, 1971, p. 93; Masonic Ritual and Monitor, Duncan, p. 30; The Office of the Holy Tree of Life, Gray, 1970, pp. 16-17; The Golden Dawn, Llewellyn, 1971, p. 122; Major Trends in Jewish Mysticism, Scholem; The Tree of Life, Weiser, 1983; Witchcraft, the Way to Serenity, Frost, School of Wicca, 1978, p.1)