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I did more research into this. The narrative about Rasputin being into theosophy is nonsense. I don’t know if we have any definitive evidence that would say she actually drew the symbol. I have some stuff that’s mainly in Russian that I’m going to use Google to translate and make sure it’s decent ...

http://web.archive.org/web/202112050808 ... -rasputin/

This pretty much covers it.

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From the 1915 German Masonic magazine, "Die Bauhütte", " Without the German Reformation no Freemasonry, without 1517, no 1717!
Therefore we Masons may erect a memorial for him (Luther) as first ancestor of Freemasonry."

Most scholars believe that a ...

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“The Kabbalah is used in very many of the higher degrees of Masonry, and entire Masonic teachings are based on its principles.” Elsewhere it is stated: “An attentive study of the different Masonic degrees demonstrates the indisputable influence of the ...

Actually. No, I take that back. I think it was drawn because it was the symbol of the operative Freemasons which Rasputin had involvement with the Theosophical Society. This might have been a warning.

It seems odd for a Russian Orthodox princess to draw a sanskrit symbol of luck. This is not meant to sound sarcastic, I am simply uncertain how else to describe it without beating around the bush. I also do not mean to sound disparaging of a martyr.

I thought good luck charms and the like were ...