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<blockquote data-quote="ZZEBRA813" data-source="post: 73502" data-attributes="member: 7">[ATTACH=full]14690[/ATTACH]Stars in the game parrell the masonic concept of divine light and enlightenment, collecting them repressing the gradual accumulation of sacred knowledge.The recurring number patterns in 64 particularly the significance of seven stars per course and 120 total stars align with important numerical symbols in masonic traditions Paintings serving as portals to other worlds reflect the masonic belief&nbsp; in transcending physical reality to access higher plans of existence threw ritual and symbolism.&nbsp; Bowser represents the adversary figure common in masonic Initiations, testing the candidates resolve through trials of wisdom, strength and beauty, the 3 pillars of masonry.Columns, checkerd floors and grand stair cases in peaches castle&nbsp; mirrors the layout and design of traditional masonic lodge rooms.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ZZEBRA813, post: 73502, member: 7"] [ATTACH type="full" width="394px"]14690[/ATTACH] Stars in the game parrell the masonic concept of divine light and enlightenment, collecting them repressing the gradual accumulation of sacred knowledge. The recurring number patterns in 64 particularly the significance of seven stars per course and 120 total stars align with important numerical symbols in masonic traditions Paintings serving as portals to other worlds reflect the masonic belief in transcending physical reality to access higher plans of existence threw ritual and symbolism. Bowser represents the adversary figure common in masonic Initiations, testing the candidates resolve through trials of wisdom, strength and beauty, the 3 pillars of masonry. Columns, checkerd floors and grand stair cases in peaches castle mirrors the layout and design of traditional masonic lodge rooms. [/QUOTE]

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