Cort Lindahl actively explores the many mysteries around the world and offers unique perspectives and theories on how they could be seemingly connected. Through his research he has uncovered tantalizing details which might change history as we commonly know it today. His studies in Art History, Archaeology, and Geography allows …
Watch on Video (or read transcription below) . Nicolas Poussin (1594- 1665) is widely known, not only for his masterful paintings, but also for his name being associated with one of the great unsolved mysteries of our time; The mystery of Rennes le Chateau and the hidden meaning to the …
Socrates is known for saying “The unexamined life is not worth living.” He was a great Greek philosopher who believed the value of life was realized best or only when a person searched for better understanding or purpose in their own life. He thought that to realize the best return …
I was brought up on Treasure Stories. I always loved Mark Twain’s quote, that “There comes a time in every rightly-constructed boy’s life when he has a raging desire to go somewhere and dig for hidden treasure.” When I was a child I was drawn to Kit William’s books and …
Guest Post by Hayward Gladwin Hayward perseveres in the search for Truth. His determination and dedication for the quest is something to greatly admire. It is a privilege to be able to share part of his journey and findings here. Please feel free to leave comments or questions for him …
NOTE: To learn more about this segment, please see the Parent Page (Questions with Duncan), which is listed under the Maranatha Treasure hunt. Mr. Burden, Do you feel you have discovered all that there is hidden on the Grail of Rennes le Chateau or do you feel you are still missing …
Guest Post by Hayward Gladwin “Hayward perseveres in the search for Truth. His determination and dedication for the quest is something to greatly admire. It is a privilege to be able to share part of his journey and findings here.” I stated the above in the foreword of a previous …
Although I have loved puzzles and mysteries all my life, it wasn’t until I started working on the Maranatha Puzzle in 2005 that I became fully introduced and intrigued by the mystery of Rennes le Chateau. Sure I had enjoyed reading Dan Brown’s Da Vinci Code in 2003 which used …
The following article is an exceptional premise presented by guest writer Hayward Gladwin. Hayward skillfully outlines correlations found within the mysterious church of Rennes le Chateau to that of Freemasonry, key paintings, and more. His research is powerfully conveyed and will leave you with an intriguing perspective to respect. Hayward …
Rennes le Chateau is a tiny village in the south of France with an incredibly rich history. Because of this, the remote hilltop, and the surrounding area, is full of fantastic tales of lost treasure, dangerous secrets, and hidden messages. To what degree Truth rests in these accounts is not …
