The Knights Templars and freemasonry

Q: How did the Knights Templars transition into Freemasonry?

After their order was officially banned, arrested, and tried for their corrupt practices and perverted rituals, the Templars did not disband. Instead, they continued to organize in secret and eventually re-emerged under the name of Freemasons to carry on their activities.

Q: What was the true objective of the Knights Templars according to historical records?

While they claimed to protect Christian pilgrims, their secret goal was to acquire immense wealth and political influence. Ultimately, they aimed to rebuild the Temple of Solomon and establish a Kabbalistic dogma as their guiding philosophy.

Q: What role did the Kabbalah play in the development of the Templars' ideology?

During their time in Jerusalem, the Templars became fascinated with the site of the Temple of Solomon. This led them to discover and adopt elements of the Kabbalah, an ancient esoteric and pagan-rooted teaching that fundamentally reshaped their beliefs and rituals.

Q: Why were the Knights Templars eventually executed by Saladin?

While Saladin pardoned the civilian population and the majority of Christians after capturing Jerusalem, he specifically executed the Templars. This was a consequence of the brutal slaughter and savage crimes they had committed against Muslims and Jews during their occupation.

Abstract

This video explores the history of the Knights Templars, examining their transformation from a crusader order into a clandestine group linked to Freemasonry. It details how the Templars adopted esoteric teachings, such as Kabbalah, while distancing themselves from their original religious foundations. The narrative analyzes their pursuit of worldly power, political influence, and their continued underground existence following their official dissolution.