Albert Pikes Bracelet

[Not Peralta]

Albert Pike's Bracelet

According to different occultists, Albert Pike's bracelet had to be passed on to someone else, with the bracelet's approval.
Supposedly, Pike would have to pick someone out and introduce them to the bracelet. And the bracelet would either approve or disapprove.
So who is wearing the bracelet now? And who wore it before Pike?
np

 

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[L.C. BAKER]

I have never heard of this bracelet you speak of. Where did you read about it? I have noticed that many writers associate Albert Pike with witchcraft and devil worshiping simply because they do not understand how to interpret ancient rituals or his works correctly and they are quick to jump to conclusions based on their own narrow beliefs. It kind of reminds me of the Salem witch trials. Albert Pike was a self taught genius that spoke seven languages including several native american dialects. He was a superior surveyor, astronomer, navigator and above all else, he was a theologian.....cryptographer....and specialist in the semantics and linguistics of all of those titles and their subsequent languages. To truly understand Albert Pike, I believe a person would have to absorb educational material their entire life to have a chance of understanding him completely.

Just my 2 cents, L.C.

 

[Rebel - KGC]

I have never heard of this bracelet you speak of. Where did you read about it? I have noticed that many writers associate Albert Pike with witchcraft and devil worshiping simply because they do not understand how to interpret ancient rituals or his works correctly and they are quick to jump to conclusions based on their own narrow beliefs. It kind of reminds me of the Salem witch trials. Albert Pike was a self taught genius that spoke seven languages including several native american dialects. He was a superior surveyor, astronomer, navigator and above all else, he was a theologian.....cryptographer....and specialist in the semantics and linguistics of all of those titles and their subsequent languages. To truly understand Albert Pike, I believe a person would have to absorb educational material their entire life to have a chance of understanding him completely.

Just my 2 cents, L.C.

ALL very true; NEVER heard of such a bracelet, either. Source of THAT info...?

 

[Not Peralta]

When I first heard of this it really got my curiosity up, I was surprised to find a lot of time devoted to this subject. and I was also surprised at how many satanic groups he was associated
with. I am convinced that one or two post cannot explain this away, that's why I have posted it, lets find out the real truth . and albert pike was not the only person in the occult to have
one of these bracelets. there is a lot written about this. and if you want sources just start with the basics, just put in albert pikes bracelet and see what you get. good day. np

 

[L.C. BAKER]

Honestly....I am in the realm of what Albert Pike was, and still is at this very day, a "mystery" Do you want to know something about him that is true? Something real? All you have to do is understand him when he is telling you something.
http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/what/366567-k-g-c-recovered-code-yet-broken.html#post3493221

In my opinion, time that is spent on the myths will not help to figure out who Albert Pike really was, and what he and his "Brothers of Lasting Faith" accomplished.

That was at least $2.00 worth, L.C. Baker

 

[Not Peralta]

L.C.BBAKER, that I under stand , but myth or not I am looking for answers to a very logical question. I have heard about this for over fifty years. even back then it was important to some people.
only albert pike can tell us his truths. I understand very well what is written about albert pike but not everything. I am the one looking for answers not questions on this subject. and I do not need to be educated on kgc or brothers of lasting faith. np

 

[L.C. BAKER]

There are similar accusations of an "Occult" that one of the K.G.C. members we have identified belonged to. He had several books in his personal collection that are about that sort of thing, and some of them on astrology. The things that are written and said about him involving the occult and such, reflect the things said about Albert Pike like a mirror image. They were "Brothers" there is no doubt, and they studied the same materials and were both published authors of their own specific materials. 100 years ago if you had stumbled on to a meeting of the K.G.C. that was being held in secrecy by strangely clad men, wouldn't you start thinking "DEVIL" as soon as you heard them mumbling in a foreign tongue around the fire?
I am not saying that it is not important to some people, I am saying it is an interesting myth, and could have some other logical meaning that has not been brought to light.

Thinking outside of the box is a good thing, L.C. Baker

 

[senior deacon]

I have read more than a few books on Bro. Albert Pike. IMHO Jim Tresner, Albert Pike: the Man Beyond the Monument is by far the best. Nowhere have I read about this. That being said means that it does not exist. It sounds as if someone is adding a King Arthur component to the mix. Arthur pulled Excalibur out of the stone to become king. In MHO it is most likely a myth or Jim Tresner would have mentioned something about it in his book or I would have come a crossed it in my studies. More information about this if you please. Would like to see where it is coming from and who writing it is and if they have any documentation.

S.D.