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Beyond 'The Da Vinci Code': A New Clue
The new book by author Dan Brown will focus on the Freemasons and the Masonic architecture of Washington DC. (Refresh may need to be hit and free New York Times registration required)
Many of America's Founding Fathers were Freemasons. In fact, the cornerstone of the Capitol Building of the United States was laid with Masonic Honors on September 18, 1793. President George Washington, himself a Freemason, presided over the ceremony.
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An excellent set of links for those 'die hard' fans of the nosferatu
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"There's profit in things that go bump in the night, though for the mayor of the devil-infested French hamlet of Rennes-le-Chateau, it's the dynamite going boom that has him tallying the mysteries evoked in Dan Brown's bestseller 'The Da Vinci Code.' 'They set off explosions at all hours and climb over the cemetery wall to dig up the dead,' says Mayor Jean-Francois L'Huilier, whose mountain village of 112 people atop the Valley of God in southwestern France has become a Mecca for fans of novelist Brown's bestseller."
Rosslyn Chapel - The Chapel's alleged subterranean chamber is rumored to contain any number of historical treasures: the Ark of the Covenant; the embalmed head of Christ; the Holy Grail, the fully armored corpses of 20 medieval Knights Templar; or maybe lost texts revealing the ancient origins of Freemasonry. There's all this, not to mention its connection to The Da Vinci Code.
"The forests of Scotland hold many secrets: forgotten wisdom that is now locked in leaf, stone and mountain stream. Storytellers still walk the Earth whose words can coax the trees and hills into giving up their tales, and as the ancient harvest festival approaches, these stories contain untold power. The night is alive with magic, the veil between the worlds grows dangerously thin, and anything can slip through...."
Sounds like somebody's been in the scotch again.
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Knights, monks, and vampires, oh my!
Hal Siemer was interviewed Saturday, October 23, on the Dark Matters radio show. The show airs 10 PM to 1 AM CST every Saturday and is co-hosted by Don Ecker and Dwight Schultz. Don is the Director of Research for UFO Magazine and has hosted the critically acclaimed UFOs Tonite! radio program. Dwight is best known for his portrayal of Lt. Reg Barclay on “Star Trek” and Capt. Howlin’ Mad Murdock on “The A-Team.” Hal discussed the history and mythic significance of Halloween, among other things. Dark Matters may be listened to over the net by going to www.realityradionetwork.com .
This makes you want to hum the tune to "Happy Trails."
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"We're not ghostbusters," Mindy Roat explained. "They try to banish spirits. Ghosthunters never do that. Our goal is to study and document and understand (why these things happen)."
Thanks for the clarification. We laymen are always getting those two professions confused.
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The ‘X’ Zone Radio Show brings the world of the paranormal and the science of parapsychology to the world
Single senior women feel pull of the road
If their neighbors’ claims are true, Gwyneth Paltrow could be telling her hubby, “I see dead people.”
Halloween spending sets records - Increasingly, adults have been elbowing children out of the way to claim Halloween as their own
Actor, family man and champion of stem cell research: Superman Christopher Reeve dies
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I can't wait to go down there and purchase a 'genuine sacrificial dagger,' made in China, of course
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Gordon Cooper, pioneering Mercury program astronaut, dies at 77
Ghosts, Spooks and Specters Haunt City
Goat-sucking Chupacabra, Obesity Myths and Girls Gone Wired
Since its establishment as Brazil's capital nearly 50 years ago, Brasilia has been a magnet for seers and sages, cultists and kooks
I'm still convinced that it was Col. Mustard, in the parlor, with the candlestick.
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From lake beasts to murderous mud,
Alaska has its share of scary legends
And here I thought "Join the Navy and see the world" was exciting.
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Pastor / archaeologist based in San Marcos, Texas unveils new discoveries in Israel
From Egypt to Peru, archaeologists are unearthing breweries from long ago
Ancient man, obviously, was very civilized.
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