The 271-foot central tower is the second-tallest in England and dominates the Lincoln skyline, which can be seen 30 miles away.
When its spire was blown down in 1549, it was no longer the world’s highest structure; it had been since soon after 1300, when the Cathedral was the first edifice to surpass the height of the Great Pyramid of Giza.
Finding an occult and mystical aspect to Lincoln Cathedral via my own study lead me to uncover the “Lincoln Cathedral Code,” which I might have been excused for believing was a unique finding considering the Cathedral’s connection to Rennes-le-Chateau and Mary Magdalene.
It turns out, as we’ll see, that the Cathedral at Lincoln has long been a magnet for bizarre ideas, even before I arrived on the scene to bring attention to my own creations.
The “Lindsey and Lincolnshire Star,” published on May 21st, 1898, was the first publication to associate Lincoln Cathedral with the Devil.
The relationship between the Prince of Evil and Lincoln has long been traditional,” cites an essay titled “Lincoln Minster and the Devil.”
Is there another religious structure in the globe where the devil is claimed to reside?
Lincoln Imp, a 13th-century legend of the city, tells of how the Devil sent an imp to cause destruction inside the cathedral and was eventually turned to stone by an angel – no mention of Devil himself deigning to put in an appearance!
The stone was said to have been flung by Lincoln Cathedral as a demonic projectile.
In contrast to “The Bishop’s Eye,” a circular window looking out at the sunny South, the direction preferred by the Holy Spirit, this one is called “Lucifer’s Eye” and is located in the North, referred to be the darker territory of Lucifer.
The Master Key, portrayed as a corkscrew with a handle depicting the Cathedral, is said to be somewhere inside the Cathedral.
Corkscrew head may be seen protruding from the Ark’s vault door when the 12 keys are inserted into the 4×4.
The “Ark of Lucifer” has recently been discovered in the cathedral’s vault, and occultists are scrambling to find the key to unlock it and unleash its repercussions.
It was in Richard Leviton’s heavily theosophical article “A Précis of Albion,” published in 1991, that I noticed another reference to Lincoln Cathedral and esotericism.
In it, Leviton proposes the existence of a giant cosmic “being” that occupies the landmass of Britain and France and whose second chakra, or energy field, is located in the vicinity of Lincoln Cathedral.
As a follow-up to his Albion article, Richard had written about a celestial being “imprisoned” beneath the Cathedral, alluding to the structure of the building as a perpetual black magic ritual intended to keep the being imprisoned.
In 1995, Rev. Brandon Jackson, then Dean of the Cathedral, issued a widely publicised prescription for the common denominator of an implied evil power.
No one knows for sure whether Lincoln Cathedral is haunted by an evil entity or if the Dean of Lincoln Cathedral and his Bishop are just feuding over human weakness.
In the wake of the Rev. Jackson’s acquittal by an ecclesiastical court of claims of sexual misconduct, the reverend requested that the Cathedral be shuttered for three months so that it might be exorcised.
What conclusions can we draw from this jumble of evidence—that the Devil remains imprisoned inside the Cathedral, that a subterranean vault contains an Ark ascribed to Lucifer, and that a spiritual entity is being kept hostage within the Minster?
