Once upon a time, three young children discovered skeleton keys in the sacred fountain wells of the Sidhe Fae and a curious cipher disc under the the Poulnabrone Dolmen portal tomb located in the Burren of County Clare, Ireland. Soon after, their ad...
The Children visited the family's Fairie tree in Lisacul, Roscommon, which once was part of County Mayo, to find their Irish cousin High Priest Niall Jordan.
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Niall, who is an Alexandrian witch, confirmed that the Purple Pages did exist according to the book Witchcraft Today: An Encyclopedia of Wiccan and Neopagan Traditions by James R. Lewis (1999).
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However, there is no public source or library for the actual secret 1973 Purple Pages text. Rather, only a few copies reside in people's homes under the highest security. Its content, particularly the initiation of children by a same gender parent, was derived from the dogma that was proclaimed a year earlier in 1972 by Gavin and Yvonne Frost in their widely distributed book, The Witch's Bible. The doctrine was no longer a movement with oral tradition. It was finally memorialized, albeit in extreme secrecy.
The children began looking for evidence of Green Eggs and find:
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