Does something reside outside time itself?

Have certain men in the past had a particularly strong awareness of this Source of Intelligence?

Why did some men, such as the Egyptian pharaoh Akhenaten, have ideas that appear to lie outside their allotted time in history?

Were Akhenaten and Christ not entirely parallel figures with  very similar messages emanating from precisely the same Source?

How did Handel manage to write ‘The Messiah’ with full choral and orchestral scores in just three weeks in August/September 1741?  He certainly did not sit there picking out notes.  It just flowed from his pen as he wrote almost frantically.  Was Handel inspired from the same Source as Christ and Akhenaten?   The first performance of Handel’s Messiah took place on 13th March 1742 in Dublin. Did his inspiration have to come then? It emerges from my research that one of the code numbers for the End times is 742, and is not the End Times to be the time of the return of the Messiah, the Second Coming of Christ?

We refer to the intricate interconnections between meaningful coincidence, prophecy, destiny and psychic information as The Enigma Codes Of Destiny. Sometimes incoming information may be less obviously psychic. It could then be termed inspired. A significant number of novels fit into this category, as well as the works of various artists and composers. But meaningful coincidences both within and surrounding these various works embed them firmly in the Codes of Destiny

Henry Lyte is said to have written the most famous funeral hymn of all ‘Abide with Me’ on a Sunday afternoon, only a few weeks before he died. John Martin, the Victorian painter of biblical scenes, spent the last three years of his life working on a magnificent triptych about the End of the World. The three enormous paintings, each 10 ft by 6 ft, were entitled ‘The Great Day of His Wrath’, ‘The Last Judgement’ and ‘The Plains of Heaven’. They finally went on exhibition in Newcastle-upon-Tyne on 10th February 1854. He was himself called to God’s Judgement seven days later.

Are some modern novels inspired, perhaps in a way unbeknown even to their authors? Is this why the phrase ‘Life imitates Art’ is so often encountered? Did the ideas come into the minds of these various authors in order that their novels should have curious prophetic elements of truth which link them firmly into the Web of Destiny? Amongst such novels are Pilgrim's Progress by John Bunyan, Enigma, by Robert Harris, The Hermes Fall by John Baxter, Imperial Earth and Hammer of God, by Arthur C. Clark. Others are Alan Ayckbourne’s play Way Upstream, The Enigma Sacrifice by Michael Barak, The Nostradamus Inheritance by Raymond Leonard, On the Beach by Nevil Shute, The Jewel of Seven Stars by Bram Stoker, The Watch Gods by Barbara Wood and The Magdalene Scrolls by the same author, The Last Temptation of Christ by Nikos Kazantzakis and the screenplay for the 1988 film The Seventh Sign. And, of course, there is Morgan Robertson’s 1898 story ‘Futility’ which has so many strange parallels with the sinking of the Titanic fourteen years later, in 1912. It was republished in 1912 as Futility or the Wreck of the Titan. 

Since this item was first written other novels can be added to this list.  The most notable are both by Arthur C Clarke Rendezvous with Rama and 2001, A Space Odyssey.  Both came to prominence strongly in 2006.  And then there are Dan Brown's two symbologist novels, The da Vinci Code and Angels and Demons.  These came to prominence in our research in 2004 and 2005 respectively.  What is more Arthur C Clarke's 1948 short story The Sentinel of Eternity, the core of the film 2001, cross connects intricately both with The da Vinci Code,  Angels and Demons and with the Tomb of the pharaoh Seti.....

Then of course there is also Kipling's poem Recessional.  That was so prophetic of the future of the British Empire when he wrote it in 1897, the year of Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee.  It predicted with absolute accuracy, the state of the 'British Empire' in the year of the next Diamond Jubilee, that of Queen Elizabeth II.

It is curious how this inspired poem by Kipling is so curiously linked by destiny into the House of Windsor.  Indeed Kipling's death was a very closely tied to the death of a sovereign.  The great poet, whose verses inspired the Empire, died the very day before his King, George V, on 19th February, 1935.  Our car crash, so intricately connected to Diana's murder, was on the very same day in 2008 in the middle of the Diana inquest.   Inspiration, destiny, design;  they are all so intricately interconnected.

There is far more to inspiration and to reality than the nihilistic skeptics and greedy materialists would have us all believe.   Read  more on this at our da Vinci Code site.  Some examples of inspiration are given below.