It has been suggested by some scholars that the "missing capstone" of the pyramid relates to the "stone the builders rejected" aspect of the Christian and Masonic myths, and this does a play a significant role in both York and Scottish Rite rituals, however when the "great seal" symbol originated only the "blue lodge" of Masonry existed, and neither the York or Scottish Rites had branched off from it, which may signify the later Masonic Rites borrowing from the same source as the "great seal" symbol was derived, or else merely elaborating and placing emphasis on the same myth. While many of the American founding fathers were known to have been Freemasons, only the "eye of providence" (the "all-seeing eye" of god) was a Masonic symbol at that time. It entered the symbolism lexicon in around 1778, when the "great seal" was being designed for the new "American" nation. It has been noted by many scholars of the subject that the "eye in the pyramid" symbol, although associated with them now, was NOT, originally, a symbol used by the Bavarian Illuminati. This "all-seeing eye" signifies the elevated "sphinx" or playing-piece as an "Annunaki," an ancient word for the pantheon of deities meaning "Watchers."
Thus, the "sphinx" or "god-form" / playing-piece in Enochian Chess is equivalent to the "eye of providence" atop the "unfinished pyramid" in the reverse US Great Seal, found on the back of the US federal reserve "1$" note. In "Enochian Chess," the "sphinx," "god-form" or "avatar" as "playing piece" stands upright above the "pyramidon" or "truncated pyramid," missing its capstone, which supports the "god-form" or "sphinx" / piece on the board, each of which represents a single unit-cell on the "tiling board" of the "board game" of Enochian Chess itself. My own "word of power" is "Peace." This is what I bring forth as my contribution to defining this newly dawning aeon. Therefore, choose your "favorite" word, and choose wisely, for it defines who you are, who you were and who you will be during this dawning of the new aeon. We each bring forth into shape our own reality by the words we choose to use to describe it. "Thelema" was the word Aleister Crowley brought forth to shape the new aeon, but the new aeon did not dawn over Crowley alone, it is occurring now for all of us.
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