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A narrator on Wars of the Roses reads Mustafa El-Amin on Freemasonry, ancient Egypt, and an Islamic destiny. This is his commentary on Joseph from the Quran and Genesis, not a claim about living peoples. El-Amin takes the two lights as Egypt’s schools, one solar with Osiris and one lunar with Isis, so their bowing means the boy will outgrow what those students were taught. Courtiers who cannot read the king’s night vision show that a secret college does not hold every answer. The cup he gives Benjamin, a name read as the right hand, is insight moving from a hidden mind into public speech. Lodge steps sit beside that gesture, left foot then right, and the first grip carries the name of the left pillar at Solomon’s temple. A man freed from prison who forgets Joseph warns against companions who vanish near power. He names Imam Warith Deen Muhammad among teachers with insight, and he asks that wisdom and means pass to the young.
Key points
- El-Amin reads the Joseph story from the Quran and Genesis as a lesson, not as a report about living peoples.
- The sun and moon in the dream stand for Egypt’s two initiatory schools, which Joseph is said to surpass.
- Courtiers who cannot read the king’s vision show, in this commentary, that secret schools do not own every answer.
- The cup passed to Benjamin is lined up with a shift from hidden thought to public strength, and with lodge steps.
- The first grip, named for the left pillar of Solomon’s temple, is part of that same map.
- He wants knowledge and material means passed to the young, and he names Muslim teachers as voices on social troubles.
Short quotes
Joseph said to his father oh my father I did see 11 stars and the Sun and the Moon
Mustafa El-Amin, El-Amin on Joseph Egypt and the lodge
Joseph tells his father a dream of eleven stars together with the sun and the moon. Watch at 1:00
Osiris was symbolized by the Sun and Isis was represented by the moon
Mustafa El-Amin, El-Amin on Joseph Egypt and the lodge
He reads those two lights as Egypt’s schools, one solar with Osiris and one lunar with Isis. Watch at 3:15
Joseph passing the cup can be understood to also mean that the great knowledge that is needed for leadership should not be kept hid away
Mustafa El-Amin, El-Amin on Joseph Egypt and the lodge
Passing the cup, in this commentary, means the knowledge leaders need should not stay hidden. Watch at 10:32
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