If your intention is to enlighten the world, then drawing from Masonic ranks would have been (in the eyes of many who are Masons today) an obvious organization to recruit from!įor an excellent introduction into the Illuminati, watch the 5 minute video below.One of the largest publishers in the United States, the Johns Hopkins University Press combines traditional books and journals publishing units with cutting-edge service divisions that sustain diversity and independence among nonprofit, scholarly publishers, societies, and associations. This was most likely due to Masonry being organized in a very successful way, and at the time, many of that periods most successful leaders were also Masons. And yet it did copy aspects of Masonry and recruit from its ranks. Is the Illuminati affiliated with Masonry? No. For all intents and purposes, the Illuminati thereafter ceased to exist. Weishaupt was stripped of his chair and banished from Bavaria. Some members were imprisoned, while others were driven from their homes.
The movement suffered from internal dissension and was ultimately banned by an edict of the Bavarian government in 1785. In time, both government (and the church) began to fear the Illuminati, due to their influence with the affluent, and those who ranked high in both church and government. It is recorded that Weishaupt also joined the Freemasons, modeled the organization of the Illuminati using aspects of Freemasonry, and recruited from Masonic ranks.
The Illuminati was formed to teach secular philosophy, and shine a light on the shortcomings of the Catholic Church and its ideology. In 1776, the Bavarian Illuminati, or so-called “Secret Society”, was started by law professor Adam Weishaupt. This Masonic education post will focus on “Secret Societies” and their so-called “connection” with Freemasonry.
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