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John Hugh Roberts took part in many Druid ceremonies as a young boy and man. One such ceremony was the "Feast of the Red Swords" or the "Red Stars". It is moveable like Easter and aligned with the full moon. He tells the background story of the three brothers who were fishing Hea, Hoa and Hua and there appeared an immense number of fish and they were led to a cave which led to a river on the other side of the mountain and into a great open ocean. This was called New Azatlan and the feast he describes is still celebrated to this day in Fiji and is called The Feast of the Great of Balolo and in Britain at John Hugh Roberts time it was called Lampreys Feast. At this festival songs were sung in ancient Cornish.Leo Del Pasqua has beautifully illuminated the old manuscripts to show the story of Chief Festival of the Druids. There is also a section of the book that shows photos from Dale Bertrand "Inner Merlin" journey he went on as researching and not only understanding the writing of John Hugh more clearly but his own individual self as well.

The Stone Book of Knowledge is 253 hand written book which was written by Welshman John Hugh Roberts at the turn of the century. This writing written in Canada came into the hands of Dale Bertrand with an inheritance and strange series of synchronistical events in 1970-80's initiated by an Ancient Being. It includes Table of the Dominical Day, Epacts of Centuries, The Perpetual Horoscope, Rules of Inspiration and Revelation, Perpetual Triad, Tetragrammaton, The Migrating Tribes, The Figurative Man, The Secret Alphabet, The Taleisferries (Druid Money), Oghama, Runes, the Original Alpahabet, Map of Teman and much more.

"One of the ceremonies that has survived since the time of the Druids, and kept in Wales, on the 11th of November, states John Hugh Roberts, was the 'Bonfire of Halloween' and from 1834 - 1840 he participated in the ceremony. He said this ceremony was kept up even to the year he wrote these papers which was in 1888. All the children gathered materials for the Bonfire which was lit at sunset and each fire in every house was lite again with the fire from the Galcerth. But in 1888 only the old families did this'. John Hugh actually got to light the bonfire as he had gathered the greatest amount of materials. He even was given the trumpet, to sound, by the older man who was the Master of Ceremony. John Hugh says there was a great commotion and the Queen of the Fairies approached. The "Gaelcerth of Halloween" was written at the turn of the twentieth century by John Hugh Roberts.