Sylvia Francke

Sylvia Francke studied for the stage and teaching. She Is a student of the philosophy of Dr Rudolf Steiner incorporating this knowledge for solving the mystery of Rennes-le-Château in her book: 'The Tree of Life and the Holy Grail’, (published by Temple Lodge in 1996 and then revised in 2007) she incorporated her understanding of Anthroposophy, Spiritual Science, in order to give an alternative view to those of the books preceding and followed publication of ‘The Da Vinci Code.’

She has eleven grandchildren and five children. The death of her daughter, Helen, prompted her contribution to the Polair Publishing compilation: “The Cathar View” in 2012. This was preceded by an essay on Francis Bacon in the Polair compilation: “The View Beyond” in 2011. She is a Council Member of The Francis Bacon Society, and a Council Member and previous Chairman of R.I.L.K.O. (Research Into Lost Knowledge Organisation).Sylvia is also on the Committee of Kids for Kids, a charity giving the people of North Darfur, Sudan self-sustainable projects in the face of inhuman neglect from all other possible sources of help. In 2014 she was one of seven people who joined together to present the life story of Ronald Heaver, “a spiritual giant of the twentieth century working powerfully and decisively behind the scenes of world events and life in England and Great Britain”, whose advice to “Send out the little boats”, was the inspiration behind the Dunkirk evacuation.