A bit confusing sometimes

This was an interesting book but it wasn't just about the Cross at Hendaye France. There are a lot of boring parts to this book interspersed with some fabulous information, which the author doesn't elaborate on at all and will force you to do your own research. Apparently the cross signifies the end of time but by the time you get to the end of the book you are scratching your head.The author doesn't know much about the actual cross or it's inscriptions...and apparently nobody does. The author has been researching this cross for 18 years but still doesn't know where it comes from. He links it to south America. Supposedly the cross tells when the world will end. Because there is aa etching of an angry sun on the cross so the author claims that the world will end by fire. The cross was made by an unknown alchemist/master mason..according to fucanelli.

A fun read.

I had just finished The mystery of the cathedrals when I picked up this book and wanted to read the intro. I had a hard time putting it down as it reads like a mystery unfolding before your eyes. I had hoped there would be a little bit about the esoteric side and practices of alchemy as there is in every hidden tradition but alas no. This detracts from the book in a minor way and I'd still encourage a look. A lot more fun to read than The Zelator although written in a different style. If you enjoy esoteric concepts and puzzles this book is a light, fun read.

Excellent

I loved this book. There was an surprising depth of information in this book and much food for thought. It will spark curiosity in many avenues of interest and postulates an interesting theory for the end times. For those intersted in Alchemy, Rosicrucianism, the Templar Knights and the Occult, this is a very intersting read. I highly recommend it.