Mr Fenn, in relation to the final resting place of the chest, which of the 4 natural elements (Earth, Wind, Water, Fire) would mostly compromise it resting? ~ James . I know what the question is. I don’t think earth can hurt it, under the right conditions wind might …
Hi Forrest, in your response to ‘Any Regrets?‘, you mentioned the following: “….I would wake 0700 every morning and do nothing but think in bed until 0800. My mind would be fresh, the phone wouldn’t ring and nobody would knock on my door. That may be the best decision I …
As of now, some 4 1/2 years after the release of the book with the poem, is there anything you would have done different, looking back? ~Mz Oz. . Well Mz Oz, there are minor mistakes in my book but they are not serious enough for me to change …
Is there one specific childhood memory that made a significant contribution, that you feel, lead/guided you to the person you are today? ~Mike . Mike, I can’t think of anything, unless it’s that my father was a strict disciplinarian. I received my share of spankings, and although none were …
Hi Forrest, You once said you walked the 92 miles from West Yellowstone to Bozeman to just experience it. Obviously you were much younger than you were when you hid the treasure. Too far to walk means different things at different ages so I was wondering if you would be …
Are there any objects placed in the Bronze Chest that are connected, or have meaning to the place the chest is hidden? ~ Mike . No Mike, everything in the chest is straight forward and visual, except my autobiography, which some might find dull. Oops, I forgot, there is …
Sure, looking at the serial numbers on your bills might not sound like treasure hunting. However, it could yield a valuable treasure, if you do. It’s similar to taking a moment to look at your pocket change; those pennies, nickels, or other coins, might be worth more than face value. …
In the treasure hunt for the silver bound Spiral Horn of The Unicornis Manuscripts by Michael Green (AmberLotus Publishing, 2008), the following lines of a poem are found: “Seek the Great Stone! Mark it well, with a sign, That the one who shall follow Shall see it is mine, And, …
The story of the Beale Treasure is one of mystery. It was first brought to the public’s attention in 1885 by way of a pamphlet published by James B. Ward. The fifty cent booklet detailed circumstances in which an immense treasure was buried, and included coded messages left on how …
Through art and words, Michael Green shares an extraordinary talent with others. His work truly inspires an inner sensation to look beyond our ordinary awareness. Along with Unicornis, his works include such titles as Zen and the Art of the Macintosh, The History of the Dragonstooth and The Illuminated Rumi. …
