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They stretch into the skies of Egypt and internationally –
in London, New York, The Vatican - seats of global financial,
political and religious power, as well as in Rome, Florence, Paris, Instanbul…
Obelisks, petrified rays of the sun, stood as symbols of
sun worship. They also symbolised the missing phallus of the Egyptian god
Osiris, the most potent talisman in ancient mythology according to Freemasonry
and esoteric teachings.
The devil god Seth, brother, enemy and murderer, cut the
body of Osiris into fourteen pieces, throwing his phallus into the Nile and
scattering the rest throughout Egypt. The loving consort of Osiris, Isis, went
in search of them and recovered every part except one.
