Callum Jensen is continuing his work of uncovering the significance of Lincoln Cathedral’s architecture which he began in his booklet "The Lincoln Da Vinci Code".

He has kindly sent pQ.com an exclusive glimpse of his current findings.

I’m moving this information to its own thread in the forums as they seem to generate more discussion than the news stories.

Here’s the link to the topic: http://www.psychicquesting.com/ftopicp-746.html

I’m sure you’re all aware that the annual Questing Conference is on in ten days’ time but in case not you need to check out Andrew’s website to get the full details.

There’s an excellent line up: Greg Little’s talk on Mitochondrial DNA and Atlantis a couple of years ago was superb so I’m delighted to see that he’s back; and I’m also intrigued to hear what fellow Irishman Anthony Murphy has to say about Newgrange (which features elsewhere in these forums); and of course there’s great excitement surrounding Andrew’s own slot given the imminent release of his book "The Cygnus Mystery".

Definitely not one to be missed!

Whitley Strieber’s latest Dreamland podcast features Graham Phillips talking about "Merlin in America". I quote: "he’s come up with a very weird discovery that might just explain some of the deepest mysteries about the United States–what our country really is, as understood by the occult powers who run it." Sounds intriguing. Download it here: http://205.234.182.86/092306.mp3

Capall Bann Publishing, publishers of Jack Gale’s psychic questing book "The Circle and the Square" and the previously mentioned book on Site Guardians which Perceval has reviewed here, have just announced the release of two new books which may be of interest to members. Continue reading →

After much sweat and toil, the new version of Andy’s website has been released. You can still use the old URL www.andrewcollins.com but there is also a new one www.meonia.com.

It has a completely new look, is easier to navigate around and contains much new information about all his recent and near future activities. So go and check it out.

Thanks to Yuri (and Andy) for the info.

Anrew Collins has picked up on an interesting (and funny) item in Google’s The Da Vinci Code Quest, which is attracting millions of hits. Question Question 3, given out on the third day of the game, is:

The engraved tablet that is supposed to reveal the hiding place of the Holy Grail is called the:

1. Meonia Stone
2. Tabula rosa
3. Keystone
4. Rosetta Stone.

The answer being ‘keystone’.

After which it says:

‘Not a chess player? Try searching on Google for the answers you need.’

This means that thousands of people will be googling the term ‘Meonia stone’ and trying to find out what the hell it’s all about.