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CONTACT THE ILLUMINATI AGENT IN UGANDA ON CALL/WHATSAPP:+27790324557 FOR REGISTRATION TO ACCESS MONEY WEALTH TO BECOME WHAT YOU WANT IN LIFE ALL IS POSSIBLE WITHOUT ANY DELAY.They used rituals - most of which remain unknown - and pseudonyms were used to keep members' identities secret. However, the rituals we know (found in confiscated, secret papers) explain how novices could rise to a higher level within the Illuminati hierarchy: they had to make a report of all the books they owned, write a list of their weaknesses , and reveal the names of all the enemies they had. The novice would then promise to sacrifice personal interests for the good of society. What is the all seeing eye? The "Eye of Providence" - a symbol resembling an eye in a triangle - appears on churches around the world, as well as on Masonic buildings and the US one dollar bill. It has been associated not only with the Illuminati, but also with the Illuminati as a symbol of the group's control and surveillance of the world. Originally a Christian emblem, the all-seeing eye was used in paintings to represent God's watchfulness over humankind. In the 18th century it was used in new ways - for example in Jean-Jacques-François Le Barbier's The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen, an illustrated version of the human rights document adopted by the French National Constituent National Assembly in 1789. Here it is presented as an instrument of paternalistic reason, who watches over the new democratic nation. There is no official connection between the all-seeing eye and the Illuminati - the proposed connection likely stems from the fact that the original group shared similarities with the Illuminati, who used the image as a symbol of God. Apply to become an Illuminati member Official application Join the Illuminati online Call/Whatsapp:+27790324557. Email:priestfevar@gmail.com.