We know the story of Abbé Bérenger Saunière of Rennes-le-Château, and it is far removed from the insane and mad beliefs of the believers of the myth.

Abbé Bérenger Saunière only made a “treasure discovery” in the fertile minds of madness, that the professional archaeologists and all reasonable sane people refuse to touch. Words like “delirium” and “madness” soon enter into the human vocabulary in relation to the Believers.

The neverending repetitive nature of the sermon of the Believers: “Abbé Saunière's Treasure” – this hilarious rubbish has been repeated now for 70 years, and they never get tired of it because the addiction gets stronger and stronger with every moment that passes. It is like an uncontrollable wild beast in a cage.

This image of the myth is the uncontrollable addiction that has lasted for 70 Years:

The believers find themselves in total mercy on all fours on the Altar of this myth and they cannot stop. It is a terrible affliction.

The image of the Subterranean crypt of Abbé Bérenger Saunière is really the image of their subconscious insanity. There never was any treasure only perhaps that which exists in their mind. Their complex has lasted for 70 years – and it will undoubtedly last for another 7,000 years – with the Ministry of Culture and the world of French archaeology totally unable to do anything about it, except to carry on to completely ignoring it.

The priest reportedly secluded himself in the church, the existence of a cache of treasure within the tomb of the Marquise de Hautpoul-Blanchefort existed in their reality, not to mention the existence of a second cache of treasure beneath the tomb! How else can the Subterranean Mind of Madness exist? The discovery of the imaginary document in the imaginary pillar was of course the key to it all!

Read and consult all the known documents you can about the Abbé Bérenger Saunière during his lifetime, both in his own handwriting and those not, and see if you can find any reference to these fantasies of madness. They simply do not exist. They certainly did not exist before the mid-1950s and most certainly not before the death of Marie Denarnaud in 1953 – the whole story itself is a total and complete disgrace to Marie Denarnaud, to the Abbé Bérenger Saunière and to the village of Rennes-le-Château.

Of course, we know that most AI images are of madness and this one is no exception.

The difficulty in Saunière's settling his bills lay in the unpredictable nature of the amount of money he gained from trafficking his masses. The money could not be switched on and off like water from a tap. Without Abbé Saunière's spark of genius obtaining a Directory of Catholic Clergy and asking for money to restore his church, this could not have been achieved. We have NOT FOUND ONE PIECE OF EVIDENCE that Abbé Saunière discovered a “treasure” – but we have gained more than ample amounts of evidence that the priest trafficked in masses.

Those suffering from this imagined treasure complex very sadly believe that the rest of the treasure exists somewhere to be found, without even taking any notice of the fact that when Abbé Bérenger Saunière died in 1917 he was in debt with his greengrocer.

Such is the difference between the real historical story and the addictive myth that the believers have absolutely no control over – it being like some wild uncontrollable monster in a cage – their suffering Subterranean Mind.