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Continued from page 56 diction of the directive) that two golden cherubs should surmount its lid. What The magical powder of projection was _ then (if not angels, as commonly thought) manufactured by the priestly Master were the arcane cherubim? How did they Craftsmen of the temples (the Guardians of _ have the power to produce the devastating the House of Gold) for the express purpose Ark-light of the presence, which wreaked of deifying the kings...and it re-emerges such havoc on the subsequent battlefields? today as the primary new substance in Through our present understanding of fields ranging from cancer treatment to high-spin elements, it becomes apparent stealth aircraft, and will provide the essen- that the biblical Ark (along with similar tial "exotic matter" required for warp-drive devices in Egypt and Babylonia) was space travel in hitherto insurmountable _ directly responsible for the scientific man- dimensions of space-time. ufacture of the monatomic fire-stone (the In Lost Secrets of the Sacred Ark, the — shem-an-na), while also providing its own story of monatomic m/fkzt is told in detail storage facility for the substance—hence from the earliest times to the present day, the Ark's levitational and superconductive century and, from this, its final resting place is determined...a resting place which could never have been understood until this present era of quantum physics and the superconductor research of high-spin monatomic elements. oo The magical powder of projection was manufactured by the priestly Master Craftsmen of the temples (the Guardians of the House of Gold) for the express purpose of deifying the kings...and it re-emerges today as the primary new substance in fields ranging from cancer treatment to stealth aircraft, and will provide the essen- tial "exotic matter" required for warp-drive space travel in hitherto insurmountable dimensions of space-time. In Lost Secrets of the Sacred Ark, the story of monatomic mfkzt is told in detail from the earliest times to the present day, with specific reference to the importance of the biblical Ark of the Covenant. There are many mysteries associated with this enigmatic coffer—not the least of which is the manner of its original creation at Mount Horeb. The book of Exodus explains that, when Moses destroyed the Israelites' golden calf, God issued a specific directive forbidding the manufacture of graven images which represented any living creature on Earth or in Heaven. But then, immediately after this, God seemingly instructed the crafts- man Bezaleel to construct the Ark of the Covenant, specifying (in complete contra- About the Author: Laurence Gardner, a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, is a constitutional historian, lec- turer and broadcaster. Distinguished as the Chevalier de St Germain, he is attached to the European Council of Princes as the Jacobite Historiographer Royal. In the artistic domain, he has been Conservation Consultant to the Fine Art Trade Guild, while in the world of music his libretto compositions have been performed at London's Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. A Knight Templar of St Anthony and Prior of the Sacred Kindred of St Columba, Laurence is an internationally best- selling author, with national press serialisation and acclaimed works in many languages. His new book, Lost Secrets of the Sacred Ark, is to be published by Element/HarperCollins in February 2003 (ISBN 0-00-714295-1). (See his related series of articles, "Star Fire: Gold of the Gods" in NEXUS 5/06, 6/01, 6/02.) Laurence Gardner can be contacted by mail at PO Box 4, Ottery St Mary EX11 1YR, United Kingdom, by email at laurence58@ btopenworld.com, or via his website at http://Graal.co.uk. powers. From the time of Moses, the Ark's history can be followed to the Temple of Jerusalem. There, as described in the Septuagint, King Solomon used its powers to "provide bread for the household of the King of Tyre", who in return supplied ships, horses and chariots for the Royal House of Judah. Subsequently (despite what many have written to the contrary), the Ark can be tracked for another 2,000 years to its astonishing role in the history of the Knights Templars in Europe. Its last his- torical record comes from the early 14th NEXUS +77 Lost Secrets of the Sacred Ark FEBRUARY — MARCH 2003 www.nexusmagazine.com