The Stone Puzzle of Rosslyn Chapel

Philip Coppens

There has always been controversy and debate concerning the enigmatic Rosslyn Chapel, and in recent times several best-selling books have thrown intriguing light on the subject (especially The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown and The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail).

Rosslyn Chapel in Scotland is a vital part of the history of the Freemasons and some believe that it offers evidence of pre-Columbian voyages to America. Others assume that it guards great relics including the Holy Grail and the head of Christ.

This book explores the mystery, the theories and the facts, guiding us through this enigmatic chapel: it's history, its relationship with freemasonry and the family behind the scenes - the Sinclairs.

Here is new, forgotten and little-known information.

The enigmatic landscape surrounding the chapel is also explored, including Templar commanderies, prehistoric sites and Arthur's Seat.

For the true significance of Rosslyn Chapel is that it was a medieval "puzzle book" of esoteric knowledge created in stone by the Sinclair family, patrons of Freemasonry and one of the most powerful and wealthy families in Scotland.

Rosslyn Chapel has a curiously lively energy which excites the young and intrigues their elders.

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