Hunting the Lost Symbol Page #4

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the deposit on time.

So, Martha Washington died

and the heirs of Washington ...

decided that they would not ...

comply with the decision of Martha.

His desires Itimos

are still a mystery.

Their remains can not be

buried in the capitol ...

but its influence is still visible.

The fraternity to which he belonged

exists today.

The Masons, a secret society

or a society with secrets?

In "The Lost Symbol," Dan Brown

depicts the Masons ...

as the most powerful

secret society of the country.

We are everywhere.

Few other organizations can

claim 14 presidents as members.

The book describes a private room

Masonic inside the Capitol ...

called the Chamber of Reflection.

Is it true?

This room is there?

Or the book actually increased

to create a dramatic effect?

The Chamber of Reflection is real.

Many stores have a

around the world.

Many American stores

do not.

But some, yes.

Even those

do not do it ...

of a particularly lovely

Dan Brown describes ...

is the classic mode.

Here the members meditate

silent ...

among symbols

time and death ...

a skull, to remind men

mortality and equality ...

salt, which represents the body,

mercury, sulfur, and the soul, spirit.

In some

Masonic obedience ...

when entering

Reflection in the House ...

is invited to

writing a will ...

order to contemplate

his own mortality.

Disturbing?

Perhaps for the uninitiated.

But the Masons view all

differently.

The goal is not to scare

the candidate with the skull ...

but show

the theme of mortality ...

their time on Earth will end,

his time on earth is short.

So while you're here, focus

on what's important in your life.

The way the Chamber of Reflection

is described in the book by Dan Brown ...

presented as a Freemason

had one in his office ...

or maybe even in your home.

And this is not true.

And these cameras are Reflection

hidden in the basement of the Capitol ...

as described in the book?

There are several levels of the attic

to the basement.

These are actual pictures of the basement

as described in the book.

It no longer exists.

Were demolished for the construction

the Capitol visitors' center ...

which opened in 2008.

And someone used it for their own purposes,

Masonic or not?

There are rooms in the basement of the Capitol

I do not know if they were used by Masons.

Thus, the existence

Chamber of Reflection is real ...

but the location of Brown

inside the Capitol is fiction.

In the book, a student describes

Masons as a religion ...

but Professor Langdon disagrees.

He argues

would never try to convert ...

and are prohibited

to talk about religion.

"Go to the lobby. You can find

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