tell me more about naza, eye of providence and the eye of ra or Thoth

The All-Seeing Eye serves in Masonic symbolism as an emblem of the Supreme Being and Divine Omniscience, signifying eternal watchfulness and care over the universe 1. Mackey notes that Freemasons derived this emblem from ancient traditions, pointing to similar usages among the ancient Hebrews as well as the Egyptians, who represented Osiris in their temples by the symbol of an open eye 1. Beyond representing Divine Omniscience, the emblem is also interpreted as symbolizing the Fraternity's own obligation to maintain vigilant care over its members 1.

In the Scottish Rite, Pike traces Egyptian ocular symbolism further, noting that a pair of eyes served as the hieroglyphic of the Elder Horus, who was addressed in ancient papyri as the beneficent eye of the Sun 2.

The library contains no material on the Nazca lines nor the Eye of Thoth, and these sources establish no connection or relationship between them and Freemasonry.