Masonic symbols in Jarre's works? :D


Post Posted Fri Jun 02, 2006 2:29 pm
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érosmachine wrote:It's very stupide , this article in english is writen by a french fan called Thierry Rouault . This guy is a from freemasonry , and ihe's very BAD JMJ fan ! The symbols used by JMJ are not from the freemasonry !
Oh well, that explains everything, I guess :D :lol:
Post Posted Fri Jun 02, 2006 4:45 pm
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As I wrote before - I haven't treated it seriously even for a moment, just interesting how people can interprete things.

But I really wouldn't mind if he was a member of freemasonry ;)
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Post Posted Fri Jun 02, 2006 5:28 pm
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I would :lol: :D
Post Posted Sat Jun 03, 2006 12:29 am
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If you read the book The Davinci Code (yes, it finally reached a Jarre topic...) you can learn a little bit more about Freemasonry. It is not a freaky orgarnisation, they excist already for hundreds of years and basicly they stand for a better world for all people. A lot of famous and highly educated people were/are members like; Mitterand, Churchill, King Wilhelm II (of Holland), Fritz Philips (head of Philips), Germany Kings, English Royal Family, all US presidents, Mozart, Von Beethoven, Liszt, and many, many more. So Jarre (if he is a freemasonry member) is a nice list of names.

Short quote from Wikipedia:"Freemasonry is a fraternal organization. Members are joined together by shared ideals of both a moral and metaphysical nature and, in most of its branches, by a constitutional declaration of belief in a Supreme Being. Organisationally, Freemasonry is governed on a geographic basis by independent, Sovereign Grand Lodges and Grand Orients which may, or may not, be in a state of mutual recognition."

Not so long ago I was 'accussed' of being a freemasonry supporter on this forum, and it actually made me more interested in this subject...

But the whole symbol search in Jarre's work, hmmm I dunno. I think the guy who wrote that article was too much searching for proof, very one-sided review. like the same idiots who started to play records backwards, get a life!
Although it would be a nice discussion piont whenever I will meet JM :)
Post Posted Sat Jun 03, 2006 8:22 am
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I dunnow what you all have against the Freemasonry, as Rompipompi said, it's only a fraternal organization !
I have nothing against this, Jean Michel does what he wants, if he wants to be one, no problem, we don't care, he does what he wants of his life !
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Post Posted Wed Jun 07, 2006 7:13 pm
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noyau wrote:I dunnow what you all have against the Freemasonry, as Rompipompi said, it's only a fraternal organization !
I have nothing against this, Jean Michel does what he wants, if he wants to be one, no problem, we don't care, he does what he wants of his life !
I think one reason can be that there exists fake organisations calling themselfs masonry and the fact that Freemasonry can be different from one corner of the world to the next.
The secrecy around the organisation doesn't help it looke any better, but it has helped Freemasonry to survive under 300 years of history with all the conflicts that conserns.
I saw a TV program about a former member of a Freemasonry organisation. She felt like she were held in prison with working and praying duties everyday. It was about making peoples "be a better person". They also had some sort of punichments involved but I don't remember exactly what that was all about...allthough, it may not have to be the usual thing in "the overall" Freemasonry. Some get lucky, some don't I guess... :wink:
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Post Posted Wed Jun 07, 2006 7:54 pm
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GeeJee wrote:I would :lol: :D
What exactly is wrong with Freemasonry?

JMJ wouldn't be opposed to it I think, since it is a fraternity :)

Think back to Beijing 2004...
Post Posted Wed Jun 07, 2006 9:30 pm
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Vieon wrote:What exactly is wrong with Freemasonry?
Nothing... he should just focus on music :P
Post Posted Wed Jun 07, 2006 9:46 pm
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GeeJee wrote:
Vieon wrote:What exactly is wrong with Freemasonry?
Nothing... he should just focus on music :P
Alright then :D

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Post Posted Thu Feb 29, 2024 2:31 pm
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Jarre mentions Freemasonry twice in his autobiography (about Michel Barouin and the canceled concert in 1989 and about History of England). This subject therefore interests him (contrary to what was mentioned above ;-)
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