Mysteries of Mehen

Each person travels alone on a journey to discover his own heart.  The ancient Egyptian board game Mehen (2500BC apprx) is believed by some researchers to represent one such spiritual journey.  In form of a spiral/serpent, players traveled to center (the serpent’s head) and back out again.  Winning the game …

Six Questions with Forrest Fenn: Author of The Thrill of the Chase

. The Thrill of the Chase: A Memoir is Forrest Fenn’s eighth book.  Placing smiles on those who read it, the book certainly demonstrates Forrest is following his philosophy; “We are all here for the pleasure of others.”  The book shares thought-provoking stories from his life, and conveys valuable lessons …

The Sator Square

The most recognized word square, known as the Sator Square, contains a mysterious collection of letters. The five, five letter words, positioned inside a 5×5 grid, form a most impressive palindrome of SATOR AREPO TENET OPERA ROTAS.  A palindrome is a word/sentence which can be read both forward or backward.  …

Freemasonry’s Lost Word and the Mistakes 2223 in the Maranatha Puzzle

One of the most noted and first anomalies mentioned in the original Maranatha-Et in Arcadia Ego puzzle book was the ‘mistakes’ of numbering to certain pages listed in the ‘index’.  Although they did not appear in the Time Monk version of the puzzle, the ‘rook parchment’ would seem to confirm …

The Cross-Fire

The symbol of the cross is known to have ancient origins and various meanings throughout time.  It is one of the most widely known images.  But, what does the cross mean to you?  What does it mean to others?  Why does a simple depiction of two lines, one vertical and …