Scott Wolter

We had a camp near two shelters one day's journey north from the stone.

We were fishing one day after we came home, found 10 men red from blood and death.

Then there's three Latin letters, A, V, M. Now, some people have interpreted that as a Catholic prayer prompt for Ave Virgo Maria.

But those who understand Latin know that the U and the V are interchangeable.

So if it is, in fact, maybe a veiled reference to AUM, that is an esoteric concept of AUM.

Maybe.

Yeah, could be.

What's interesting about the M, there's a dot in the lower right leg.

The carver made a very pronounced dot there.

If you know anything about the astrological symbol for Virgo, you know that it's an M with the fish symbol.

That could be a coded reference to Virgo, i.e.

the goddess.

The goddess plays a very important role in this whole story going forward.

But I digress.

The last line says, save from evils.

Then on what we call the split side,

because the stone was a larger slab of rock that was intentionally split down to, funny, exactly a two-to-one ratio.

This is a very important ratio in Templarism and Freemasonry, and actually serves as the key, one of the keys, to sacred geometry.

And of course, you know, our good friend Randall Carlson is an expert on sacred geometry, and we've talked about this.

What's also interesting is that if you measure the runestone diagonally across the face, it is exactly 2.722 feet, which is one megalithic yard, which is calculated using the planet Venus, which is associated with the sacred feminine.