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Tuesday and Wednesday nights January - April, 2012 Select Sunday afternoons |
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Have you ever wondered why the Manitoba Legislative Building has sphinxes on the roof? Have you wanted to learn the true identity of the Golden Boy and hidden meanings behind the building's mystical design? Join Frank Albo, researcher and academic inspiration behind the bestselling book The Hermetic Code, for an unforgettable evening of magic, mystery and architectural wonder. Meet inside the Manitoba Legislative Building and begin to unlock mysteries of Canada's most unique architectural landmark. Frank Albo will take you along step-by-step to reveal a trail of occult clues concealed in the building's architecture including: hidden hieroglyphic inscriptions, numerological codes, and Freemasonic symbols so intelligently masked they have escaped historians and visitors for nearly a hundred years! Is the Manitoba Legislative Building really a conduit of magical power? Is the building's location in the centre of North America a site for numinous earth energies? Come and find out for yourself! Includes: • Exclusive guided one and half hour tour of the Manitoba Legislative Building by Frank Albo Location: Manitoba Legislative Building, 450 Broadway Avenue, main entrance, around the security desk. 2012 Tour Dates: Sun Jan 29 Sun Feb 19 - Cancelled Sun Mar 11 Sun Mar 25 Sun Apr 15 Time: 1:00pm - 2:30pm • Please arrive at around 12:45pm for selected Sunday Afternoon tour dates Meet at the main entrance of the Legislative Building (450 Broadway), around the security desk Cost Options: OR $59.25 / person - Tour and one copy of the Hermetic Code book (includes all taxes and fees) Space is limited for these exclusive tours; spots must be booked in advance, and are non-refundable and cannot be changed once booked Please dress appropriately for the weather as part of the tour is outside; you are welcome to bring a hot beverage with you or a bottle of water if you like; cameras are also allowed on the tours Check out our meeting with the folks from the Great Canadian Adventure Tour View Video Here We showed them all the wonderful things Winnipeg has to offer and took them on a Hermetic Code Tour of the Manitoba Legislative Building! Global Winnipeg did a feature on the Hermetic Code Tours on their Focus Manitoba Program. Click here to view the show. Hermetic Code Tour Signature Experience News Release - Tourism Winnipeg Write a Review on the Hermetic Code Tours on Trip Advisor For more information on Frank Albo, Click Here For more information on the Hermetic Code Tours, call Heartland Travel at 989-9630 Courses offered by Frank Albo are listed below |
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Forbidden Knowledge Course |
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August 15 - September 1, 2011 |
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Monday and Thursday nights from 6-9 pm 3M63, Manitoba Hall, University of Winnipeg |
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Since the runaway success of Dan Brown’s latest best-seller, The Lost Symbol, the public has become increasingly captivated with the impenetrable symbols of secret societies. Have Freemasons encoded the structures of the world with a language of mystical symbolism? Do the Rosicrucians really possess the keys to supernatural power? Is the Illuminati a sinister cabal plotting to take over the world? If you have ever wondered about the truth behind any of these claims, then this course is for you.
Limited Seating - Register Today
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Mystical Architecture Course |
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September 7 - 26, 2011 |
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Monday and Thursday nights from 6-9 pm 3M63, Manitoba Hall, University of Winnipeg |
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Concealed in the stones and dimensions of the most celebrated works of architecture are hidden messages and symbolic codes. Are the mysteries of heaven encoded the measurements of King Solomon's Temple? Are Gothic cathedrals architectural talismans based on biblical numerology? Are the Freemasons responsible for the city-planning of Washington D.C.? Mystical Architecture probes into the mysteries of Western esotericism as it relates to the built environment It traces the development of esoteric conceptions of architecture from the stone temples of ancient Egypt to Hitler's grandiose plans for rebuilding Berlin. Mystical Architecture reveals an underground stream of occult design principles permeating the construction of our buildings, churches, gardens, and cities. Limited Seating - Register Today
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Spots are non-refundable and cannot be changed once booked; if you miss a night, there is no option or refund to go on another night |
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The Western Mystery Tradition Crash Course in Forbidden Knowledge |
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September 10 & 11, 2011 |
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10am - 5pm, Freiman hall, Perez Building 610 Cumberland (at Laurier) School of Music University of Ottawa |
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Have Freemasons encoded the structures of the world with a language of mystical symbolism? Are the secrets of the universe contained in the letters of the Hebrew alphabet? What radical form of spirituality nearly replaced the Church in the Renaissance? If you want to know the answer to any of these question, then this course is for you. |
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Testimonials |
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"As a reward for their recent hard work, I took my staff on the Hermetic Code tour hosted by Frank Albo. My entire group (myself included) was completely blown away by the mythology, numerology, symbology, and hidden meanings found in the architecture and artefacts of one of the world's top 10 most remarkable buildings: the Manitoba Legislature. My employees thanked me over and over again for the experience. I would highly recommend this tour as an employee incentive or group outing - worth every penny!" Christian Robin - Royal Canadian Mint, September 2, 2009 "My wife and I recently went on the Hermetic Code tour hosted by author and scholar Frank Albo. We have been on tours of New York, San Francisco and Boston and we can honestly say that this far exceeds any of those in terms of interest and enlightenment. HIs passion and enthusiasm are contagious and his knowledge is unsurpassed. As he took us down the rabbit hole that is the history of the legislature we emerged awestruck. We will never be able to pass the legislative building again without replaying Frank's tour and acknowledging what a jewel we have in our own back yard. Thanks Frank, and if it is offered again in the future, we will go down the rabbit hole with you again." Gary Hanson, August 19, 2009 "Even though I am a proud Manitoban, I knew very little about one of our greatest buildings, and it was not until I took the Hermetic Code Tour that I truly realized how great the Manitoba Legislature Building really is, or how many fantastically interesting symbols, numbers and messages were hidden in plain sight, unknown to thousands of visitors until Frank successfully navigated the rabbit hole and created a map for the rest of us. From the sphinx, to Egyptian heiroglyphics to images of Roman gods and Christian symbols, to the very dimensions of the building, everything is hidden in plain sight, creating a fantastic mystery that went unknown for nearly a century." "It was truly an eye-opening experience to have all of these wondrous design features and works of art pointed out and their history and meaning explained. It gave me a new appreciation of design and architecture of the building, and filled me with excitement and pride. I highly recommend this tour for any visitor to Manitoba, and even more so for Manitoban residents. There is a rich story here that we all should know and be proud of." Craig Ebbers - Brandon, August 10, 2009 |
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Important things to remember when booking online: -First select the appropriate date you want and the number of spots you need -If you choose your spot and a book, a copy of the Hermetic Code will be available the night of the tour-make sure you select this option if you want a book -Note that if the date you want does not show up in the available dates to book drop down menu, then it is sold out -Please make sure that the date you select is the date you want as spots are non-refundable/non-transferable (changing of dates once booked) -When booking online, you will create an account with your email address and create a password-Please remember to write this new password down -Follow the directions by entering all of your information in the appropriate places -You will also be required to enter your 3-digit security code from the back of your credit card so please have this handy -Upon entering all of your information and the computer is processing your information, DO NOT CLOSE THE NEW WINDOW OR HIT THE BACK BUTTON AS THIS CAUSES THE PROCESS TO TIME OUT OR CANCEL THE SESSION-If this happens, please contact Heartland Travel ASAP -NOTE YOU DO NOT GET PHYSICAL TICKETS FOR THIS EVENT-You will get 1 email to you as your receipt from your online purchase and the other email is a confirmation/invoice for your records -Please remember to check your junk folder as sometimes the emails go into these folders depending on your security email settings -IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE THESE 2 CONFIRMATIONS/INVOICES, PLEASE CONTACT HEARTLAND TRAVEL ASAP -If you have questions or need assistance with booking online, please contact Heartland Travel. -If you do not want to book online, please contact Heartland Travel to arrange another way of payment for the tour. Note that spots are limited and are based on first come first served; we cannot hold spots or reserve them without payment. Please call Heartland Travel at (204) 989-9630 for more information. |
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Since the runaway success of Dan Brown's latest best-seller, The Lost Symbol, the public has become increasingly captivated with the impenetrable symbols of secret societies.