Topic: The Enlightenment

The separation of music theory from science is described as a result of the Enlightenment, which Merrick refers to as the "Endarkenment." He posits that early scientists like Galileo adopted rationalism and specialized fields as a strategy to avoid offending the Church and risking torture. This compartmentalization of knowledge prevented the integration of harmonic theory into the broader understanding of reality and consciousness.

Frater X discusses his role as a revolutionary by exposing the secrets of the lodges, claiming that the members themselves often do not understand the knowledge they possess. They examine the "hands up, don't shoot" gesture used in Ferguson, noting its similarity to the Masonic "Grand Hailing Sign of Distress" used by Joseph Smith. Frater X criticizes Freemasonry for its exclusion of women and its failure to bring true enlightenment to the public.