The Temple Conferences

present Talks by

 Robert Lomas and Bill Kersey:

* Turning the Hiram Key - Dr Lomas is reveals his latest discoveries and will sign copies of his latest title.

* Bill Kersey will talk about his new book; 'Still Spins the Spider of Rennes le Chateau'. Is Bill the first to finally have deciphered the Rennes le Chateau Code?

  Wells Town Hall, Wells, Somerset,

6pm 30th April 2005

'Turning the Hiram Key' invites readers to join a gripping journey of discovery to find the real secrets of Freemasonry.

Robert Lomas - co-author of the best-selling book 'The Hiram Key' - has finally tackled the big unanswered questions about The Brotherhood...

* What is the purpose of Freemasonry? * What do Masons gain from working the Rituals? * Can anybody benefit from the spiritual teachings of The Craft? * Does Freemasonry hold the secret to unlocking the hidden potential of the human mind? * Are Masonic rituals simple moral plays designed to encourage people to behave well? * Are they a secret tradition preserved from a long lost civilisation? * Are they meaningless formalities? Or do they serve a deeper purpose?

In this ground-breaking new book Lomas describes his personal journey through the mystical rituals of Freemasonry. Drawing from personal spiritual insights, hidden Masonic texts and modern scientific knowledge, he reveals why people join Freemasonry, what they expect to find and how they benefit.

IN THE PAST, THESE INNER SECRETS HAVE BEEN PRESERVED FOR A SELECT FEW... ...UNTIL NOW! ********************************

Bill Kersey

Bill will talk about his new book 'Still Spins the Spider of Rennes le Chateau?’ Bill is the translator of Gerad de Sede’s ‘The Accursed Treasure of Rennes le Chateau.’  Tonight after thirty years of research he will share with the audience the key to unlock the complex cipher in Nichol Poussin's painting. Using the cryptic Dionysian Cipher (also used by the Templars) the location of the main treasure hoard will be divulged together with much more. Those elusive fruits, the blue apples of Rennes are finally in our hands.

Admission £7.50

Admission, plus one signed copy of Robert Lomas,' Turning the Hiram Key £19.99 (Limited Stock)