Immortality Mysteries and truths of the Barbelo

In 1749 Richard driven by a deep desire to awaken the minds of the people and illuminate the hidden truths of the world, he set out to write a monumental series of 40 books. Each volume delved into the captivating realms of Barbelos, immortals, magic, history, and the captivating tale of Morgana's time travel.

# The Books

Richard poured his vast knowledge into these literary works, meticulously crafting intricate narratives that intertwined the fabric of reality and myth. His words wove tales of mystical dimensions, immortals with extraordinary abilities, and the timeless struggle between light and darkness. The books were imbued with a sense of wonder, enchantment, and the eternal yearning for knowledge and truth.

Among these volumes, it was the stories of time travel,Shiva,Hera Barbelo,Gilgamesh,Rome and the kingdom of Kamelot that captivated the hearts and minds of readers. Within these pages, Richard chronicled Morgana's daring escapades through the ebb and flow of time, a world fraught with magical battles and the relentless pursuit of power.

# History

In 1749 While Richard was dedicated to find Excalibur within the vast expanse of Britain. He began writing the pages of the books with all the details he knew.

Arriving in Tibet, and joining the Seven Rays. he continued writing within the Temple of the Flame.

In 1758, his intellectual journey led him to the vibrant city of Paris, It was then when he met Marquise de Pompadour, a woman of great influence and charm who would ultimately introduce him to King Louis XV.

The king, captivated by Richard's brilliance and charisma, swiftly embraced him as a trusted confidant and welcomed him into his inner circle.

On 25 December 1758, King Louis XV, published the 40 books written by Richard as a Christmas gift for Richard.

The impact of these books on the masses was not what Richard envisioned. Rather than embracing the knowledge and wisdom contained within their pages, the majority of people dismissed them as mere fairytales and bedtime stories. The extraordinary tales of Barbelos, the intricacies of time travel, and the epic wars depicted in the books of evil failed to penetrate the collective consciousness of society.

The fault did not lie in Richard's storytelling. Instead, it was the skepticism and reluctance to embrace the extraordinary that hindered the books' reception. The people, unable to understand the pages, dismissed them as imagination of a fantastical world.

Although its awakening power may not have reached the majority, it birthed numerous societies, each playing a unique role in opening the eyes of humanity to the brutality of the Vatican's reign of more than a millennium.

Members of the disbanded Arcanum Sanctum,followed Richard’s books in 1764 and among these who dared to read these volumes,was the last survivors of the Roman Cult of Isis, but they used them with unexpected ways. And the modern Masonic Order took its first steps,

The Books were kept in the masonic organizations until the rise of the Nazi Germany were Hitler ordered to be all collected and burned among all the heretic and communist books.

only a few numbers of these books survived.