Blogs

The life blood of the web is the transfer of ideas and a forum for free thought. Nowhere on the web is this more evident in the “blog”. The following blogs all have some outstanding writing and research from time to time. Just like the Grail Seeker blog, anyone can have an off day.

Andrew Gough's Arcadia- According to Andrew his site/blog is “providing a perspective on history's mysteries is its aim.” There is a strong focus on the Rennes-le-Chateau mysteries, and interviews with interesting folks in a 17 question format.

Beyond the Blog -Anthony North writes this blog on all things esoteric. He always seems to ferret out a side of the story you haven’t previously considered. Anthony is also a columnist for the Unexplained Mysteries web site.

Born a Knight Templar- Sometimes on the edge, this blog is “…for all of those people who believe in the values and Code of the “Poor Knight’s of Christ and Solomon’s Temple”. While many claim to be Templar Knight's, few are and this blog is for those who are or want to be, true Templar Knight's and not just a Knight's Templar but a true "Knight of the Temple.”

BS Historian- Skeptical commentary on pseudo-history and the paranormal is the unnamed BS Historian’s order of the day. The big question is does BS stand for what I think it stands for?

Burning Taper - The Widow’s Son pontificates about matters relating to Freemasonry on Blogspot. If it’s news worthy in the Craft, chances are you’ll find out about it here.

Codex Celtica- Author Pridian examines tangent topics that relate to The Da Vinci Code. His articles are on diverse subjects that would interest the Grail Seeker.

Future Cult – Always on the fringe, the Future Cult blog draws on a number of sources, namely remote viewing, for its stories.

Grail Diary - A German language blog that deals with all aspects of the Grail. You'll need a translator program if you don't read German.

Grouchogandhi- Wonder through the mind of Grouchogandhi as he polls the regions where popular culture meets real life meets the just plain weird…

The Institute for Hermetic Studies – A relatively new blog on Alchemy. The posts are worth checking out if that’s your bag.

Modern Knight Templar - Mark Amaru Pinkham is the “North American Grand Prior of the International Order of Gnostic Templars, a Division of the Scottish Knight Templars, which is dedicated to the revival of the Goddess Tradition and Gnostic Wisdom.” Mark’s topics are surely destined to relate to all manner of esoteric topics.

Mythomorph- Edinburgh native, Jeff Nisbet writes on various esoteric topics and has a keen interest in Rosslyn Chapel. Jeff’s articles have popped up in numerous alternative news magazines. Plus he’s a heck of a guy.

Philip Gardiner's Blog - Author Philip Gardiner pontificates about topics of Grail, Templars, the Shroud of Turin, the Ark of the Covenant, and Mary Magdalene.

Philip Coppens - Is an author and investigative journalist. His site deals with topics ranging from the ancient history to more mysterious subjects. He is the editor-in-chief of the Dutch magazine Frontier and a frequent contributor to Nexus Magazine.

Quid Est Veritas -Supported by horror writer Bob Freeman. His blog contains a news and wisdom you might find useful.

Serpent Bites It’s Tail - is the newsletter/blog for Ouroboros Press. The company publishes reprints of esoteric books as well as new releases. Ouroboros specializes in texts on Alchemy and Hermetic traditions

Star of David Blog - Grail Seekers friend Zeevveez dedicates this blog to the Star of David, its history, its various meanings and usages in various cultures.

Templar Code for Dummies- Author of the book, Templar Code for Dummies, Chris Hodapp noses around for news and commentary in the land of Templars and Freemasons in his blog.

Templar Globe- Chancellor of the Order, Fr. Luis de Mato is the publisher of the official blog of the International Chancellery of the Ordo Supremus Militaris Templi Hierosolymitani Universalis (OSMTHU). There is always unique takes on Templar related issues, history, and places to be found here.

Treasure Hunt Adventure - Want to find out about real life treasure hunting? Look no further, here are the tales and news of the folks that are really doing it.