Scott Wolter

And as soon as the degree was over, my Masonic mentor, John Freeberg, I went over to John.

I said, John, is there a ritual book for this?

He said, yes, right here.

And I said, give me that.

And I love John.

He's just great.

I have a tendency to talk like the people that I love and I...

I won't stop.

I can't help myself.

Don't stop.

So I get the ritual book and I start reading it and oh my God.

Yeah.

The runestone inscription.

And I suddenly realized that the Kensington Runestone was carved by a deeply initiated medieval monk who understood the legend of Enoch, because that's what this is, the Enochian mysteries.

And so what I can now, and I've written a long paper about this, and I published this in my book I wrote, and it was published in 2019, called The Cryptic Code of the Templars in America.

But basically what it means is that the runestone is a blend of symbolism, allegory, code, and real factual information.

The difficult part is figuring out what's real and what's allegory.

But I think I've got that figured out.

So the numbers are very important.

And some of the codes are very important.