The Lehi Key

After the Age of Enlightenment began to fade into the mists that arose from the war of words and tumult of opinions of the 1800's Christian revival in New England, a book appeared. In the book there is the account of the dream of an ancient mystic and seer named Lehi. In his vision, Lehi, the father of a temple builder, after the manner of Solomon, sees and comprehends the Tree of Life.

1830 years after Lehi's death, in 1260 A.D., a gothic cathedral was consecrated in Chartres, France. Stonemasons built a labyrinth pattern into the floor work; encoded in the labyrinth are the ratios, mythos and mysteries of God. Surrounded by stained glass windows above, the stone labyrinth and light work together with the ancient writings of Lehi in an orchestration of symbolism to convey the secrets of Divinity and the sacred.

The Lehi Key will take you on a personable exploration and a comparative contemplation of the common ground of medieval Christianity, Masonry, Pagan tradition, Mormonism, Qabalah, Rosicrucian mysticism, Egyptian mythos and the works of the great thinkers, scientists and mystics of the Age of Enlightenment.

Beyond the mist is the tree. Are you ready?