I, too have read about the secret ingredient used in the building of temples. The subject was ?Blood in the Mortar? and had to do with ?what went wrong? at Giza.
As the story goes,the Earth?s energy was shot in raygun-like fashion from the ?muzzle? of the capstone toward Mardek. It turned out to be a bad thing because the ray fired off from Giza blew up the planet, creating our asteroid belt in the process (think Deathstar).
The culprit? Blood in the mortar, an act of defiance and sabotage by the unwilling builders (slaves) who erected the structure. They must have had a good laugh on that one.
Is this a true story? Don?t know, but reading about it was fascinating. How does a person ?know? anything when you come right down to it? Once again, we?re back to the ?everyone has a piece of the truth? platitude, which is the expression of our frustration at not having the whole truth and nothing but.
I have been down many labyrinths looking for truth, and I generally come up short. It?s my gut that tells me ?There?s not much here,? then it?s on to the next morsel.
My point, if there is one, is to follow your intuition, our inherent truth sense. It?s like a muscle that needs exercise to grow stronger. Intuition helps us sift through and make sense of the huge quantities of ?data? presented on the Internet.
As I sift through the data, I look for patterns. Does the information lend itself to other information? Sometimes there is a ?click? as when a puzzle piece snaps into position with others, but more often than not, such is not the case.
I think this is a noble mission, this sifting we do. We are rediscovering our past, but it does not come easy. Disinformation seems to loom around every corner, waiting to send us on anther wild goose chase.
My truth sense tells me there is something to the secret ingredient. The pattern fits with the secretive nature of the masonic brotherhood.
Once again, the words of Jana Janus hve inspired me to look at something in a new way, something she has done so many times before.

Mark Hanson on the rocky road