Friday Holy Day Service discussed the importance of truth and honesty, emphasizing that enemies made by truth are better than friends obtained by flattery. He shared his experiences with de facto police enforcers and the respect he received from them. Brother Lamont also highlighted the need for people to understand the truth of declaring their nationality and enforcing the Constitution. Sister Safiyah added to the discussion, emphasizing the importance of honesty and justice, and how oaths are unnecessary if one practices these virtues.

Friday Holy Day Service discussed the importance of understanding one's heritage and the consequences of straying from it. They highlighted the historical and geographical significance of the Moroccan Empire and the need to honor its principles. Consul emphasized the concept of reincarnation and the repetition of historical events. The group also discussed the importance of knowledge and the consequences of not being called by God's name. The conversation ended with a call to action, urging everyone to understand and respect their heritage.

Friday Holy Day Service discussed verses from a spiritual text, focusing on themes of inner worth, preparation, and the relationship between body and spirit. Members take turns reading verses and sharing their interpretations. Key points include valuing one's inner qualities over physical appearance, the importance of proper preparation in life and business, and seeing the body as a vessel for the soul. Participants draw connections to concepts like masonry, the circle of life, and spiritual growth through trials. The discussion emphasizes the text's guidance on self-awareness, personal development, and helping others.

Friday Holy Day Service focused on discussing various life lessons and wisdom. The participants discussed the value of life, the importance of contentment, and the need to live in the present moment. They also touched on the themes of knowledge, morality, and the fleeting nature of life. The discussion was guided by a series of quotes and proverbs, which were used to illustrate the points being made. The conversation ended with a reflection on the nature of life and the importance of living wisely.

Friday Holy day Service discussed and read from chapter 14 of the Mysteries, specifically focusing on Yeshua receiving the mystic name and number and passing the first brotherhood test. They also deliberated on the roles and teachings of the Hebrew master and the Logos, as well as the concept of the perfect man. The group also engaged in a trial chamber of hypocrisy, where Yeshua demonstrated sincerity, leading to his acceptance and guidance by the guide. The conversation ended with a festive tone, wishing each other a happy holy day.

Friday Holy Day Service w/ Brother Freddie discussed the concept of "social" and its historical definitions, emphasizing its importance in the context of society and community. He highlighted the significance of mutual interaction and the need for harmony in society, drawing parallels between the relationships of magistrate and subject, and the roles of sovereign and subject. Freddie also referenced the historical context of the Articles of Association in 1774, and the current period of the Transfer, emphasizing the need for love and unity in the face of challenges. He concluded by stressing the importance of understanding and embracing these principles in order to build a harmonious society.

Understanding Evolution and Origin of Man

Friday Holy Day service discussed the concept of evolution and the origin of man. Brandon explained that man evolved from a formless substance to a protoplast, then to a worm, reptile, bird, and finally to a human. The discussion then shifted to the role of priests in teaching about evolution, with Britney questioning who taught them this knowledge. Jesus responded by suggesting that one must experience and understand the process of evolution themselves, rather than relying solely on what priests have said. The conversation ended with a discussion about the importance of tracing one's mind back to its origins to truly understand the concept of evolution.

Friday Holy Day service held a discussion on the wisdom of humility and the dangers of boasting. The participants, Laureen, Safiyah, Nikita, Blanche, and Brother Lamont, shared their insights on the importance of cultivating one's mind with knowledge and the pursuit of virtue. Brother Lamont emphasized the relevance of these teachings in today's society, where it is often promoted to boast about attainments of no worth and to be ignorant. He also highlighted the shift in societal values, where actions once considered shameful, such as prostitution, homosexuality, and murder, are now openly professed. The conversation ended with a reflection on the need for humility and the pursuit of wisdom in the face of these societal changes.