The title of this site is not a spelling mistake. devincicode was chosen because ‘de’ means ‘of, about or concerning’. It is indeed de Vinci Code, because it is about the novel The Da Vinci Code – but puts it in the context of a much, much wider and deeper perspective – one of real spiritual truth.   

Just as Futility in 1898 echoed the loss of the Titanic in 1912, so the fictional Da Vinci Code has myriad cross-connections to real Codes in the real world, The Alpha and Omega Codes and the real story of Mary Magdalen. Elements of it appear to be inspired, but it could hardly be called an inspired novel.

But the fact remains that there are an uncanny number of cross-connections, some basic, others very minor, but adding up to a curiously intricate web which appears to have strong elements of design. 9.54 am

The central theme of The Da Vinci Code is the search for the Holy Grail which is equated with the ‘true story of Mary Magdalen and her survival in the south of France’. One key element of the real Codes is the true story of Mary Magdalen. But here the stories diverge. The Da Vinci Code derives the story, by inference, from a combination of books and a desire to push a feminist agenda. The real Codes serve to confirm the posthumous autobiography of the woman herself – the real spirit of Mary Magdalen.

But both books agree on one point - that the Christian churches have adopted false doctrines. The Da Vinci Code promotes a feminist theology and the cult of the Goddess. It seeks to promote Mary Magdalen as the embodiment of the Goddess. The real Codes, The Alpha and Omega Codes, Mary’s true Gospel, tells the real story of Christ, a real man, not divine in any shape or form.

But Christ’s purpose was to turn men to God. Instead, men turned him into God, a false god who promised salvation and died for their sins. Priests created the concept of the Holy Trinity, which has no biblical foundation.

The web of inter-connected coincidences between the codes and travels of the recent Da Vinci Code are mirrored in our own Codes and travels over nearly 20 years. The main difference is that the real Codes are infinitely more complex and relate always to the here and now.

What has The Da Vinci Code to say about the Sumatra Tidal Wave, the Gulf War, or the Lockerbie plane crash, or the American nuclear power station disaster to come? Absolutely nothing.

In stark contrast, The Alpha and Omega Codes have much to say. The Da Vinci Code has a happy, if vague ending. But The Alpha and Omega Codes suggest that the real ending will not appeal to Hollywood. 10.08.22.

In its way, The Da Vinci Code is to The Alpha and Omega Codes what Futility was to the Titanic. Futility was a novel written in 1989 by Morgan Robertson, with curiously prophetic elements which strongly mirrored the disaster which was to come in 1912. The ship was called the Titan. It sank in the north Atlantic after hitting an iceberg. It was going too fast. It had as few lifeboats as the law allowed – just like the Titanic – an early example of the operation of market forces on the greatest of the works of men.

Of course, the Skeptics ridicule the analogy. It was just luck. The choice of the name was ‘inevitable’. But in reality the Skeptics clutch at straws. They have no explanation other than ‘chance’ – for that is their false god. In reality, they have no explanation at all. What else can they fall back on? There is nothing in their sad, materialist world but chance. What did Macbeth say? "If Chance would have me king, then Chance may crown me." – or should that be Chance will judge me. 11.45.03.

So, if you came to this site to find out the truth about The Da Vinci Code, read on.

See The Sentinel of Eternity

For much more detail about our research , read about the genesis of The Alpha and Omega Codes at Lux Aeterna Publishing

10.09.11 20th January 2005
Site first Published - 1st March 2005