Dear Friends,
Codes of the Hidden King has been LAUNCHED!
I’ve been sitting with how to share this, because some research doesn’t feel like an announcement. It feels like a threshold.
Our book Codes of the Hidden King is now available!
Mary Stuart once said that embroidery is as important as carving stone… She was right!
When I joined this project, I knew it was grounded in Francis Bacon’s own encoded worldview, one that places Mary Magdalene at the heart of a hidden lineage and tradition. But what unfolded went far beyond expectation.
Across multiple disciplines, we began to see the same repeated messages.
Encoded in the King James Bible.
In sculpture and sacred architecture.
In Elizabethan poetry and court masque symbolism.
Even within costuming, gesture, and visual language.
Coded paintings –
Individually, these are fields of study.
Together, they form something else.
What emerged was not speculation, but triangulation. Patterns aligning across history, art, and code in a way that is extraordinarily rare to encounter.
Along the way, we uncovered threads that have not been brought forward before, including a deeper, more complex picture of Mary Queen of Scots that may change how we understand her entirely.
And at the center of it all, Mary Magdalene.
Not as legend.
Not as revision.
But as a presence that appears to have been deliberately preserved and concealed, in plain sight.
This is new ground.
And it has been an extraordinary journey to walk it with two co-authors steeped in historic codes and symbols.
If you have ever felt there was more to the story of Mary Magdalene, more that survived, more that was protected, this work was written with you in mind.
Yes, new information IS possible, and I am humbled, grateful, and privileged to be able to share it with my fellow Mary Magdalene followers.
The Message is always the same…
Please view our conversation with podcaster and Baconian Code Breaker, Jake Roberts:
Codes of the Hidden King, Available on Amazon:
*USA and UK: https://a.co/d/0c1LaFrB
*Europe and other countries: https://a.co/d/0eyGsOuE
Authors John Edwards, Gretchen Cornwall, and William Russell
