In 2005, an armchair treasure hunt was released by the title of Maranatha, Et in Arcadia Ego, by Duncan Burden. Although this hunt has now ended, the mysteries it encompassed, continues to be explored. One of which is the word Maranatha and the ancient secret in the legendary tome of …
In 2003, The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown captured readers and became one of the top best-selling mystery thriller novels of all time. The book, claiming to be based on historical facts, included secrets protected by an ancient society known as the Priory of Sion. These secrets involved controversial …
A curious inscription on an 18th century monument in Staffordshire, England continues to baffle minds today. Carved into a marble slab are the letters OUOSVAVV, in between slightly lowered letters of D and M, with periods after each letter. These mysterious writings are part of the Shepherd’s Monument on the …
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 …
The mystery of Rennes le Chateau is one of many twists and turns. It is a story that involves possible treasure being discovered in the later part of the 19th century by the village priest, Berenger Sauniere. What exactly the treasure was remains a mystery to us today. But what …
Article Written by Duncan Burden Freemasonry actively uses the art of construction as a metaphor to instruct its members in how to be a better person. Given the popularity and respect that the vast majority of Masons have for their Craft, it is not surprising that many skilled individuals have …
At the end of October, Mahlon and I traveled to Rome. Over the next few months, I’ll be writing various articles about some of the mysteries and interests we explored there. Like the Alchemical Door, The Arch of Titus, and the Tomb of Nicolas Poussin- all of which connect to …
For most people, January 17th is just another day. However, for those familiar with the mystery of Rennes le Chateau, it brings to mind, not only the phrase ‘Blue Apples’, but many other peculiar appearances of the date in regard to Rennes le Chateau. (They are mentioned here: Number 17) …
Guest Post by Hayward Gladwin Hayward perseveres in the search for Truth. His determination and dedication for this quest is something to greatly admire. It is a privilege to be able to share part of his journey and thoughts here. Please feel free to leave comments or questions for him …
Five years ago, on the date of this posting, February 21st (2011), the competition for the Maranatha Puzzle ended. PDF’s with a short email were released. They informed those working towards the finding of the powerful ‘Key’ of the Maranatha Puzzle that the million-dollar prize would not be given as …
