Melchizedek, a personal spirit who appears to
Santiago in Tarifa, claims to be the King of Salem. He and Santiago spend little time together,
but during their interaction, Melchizedek passes on some important information, two magical
stones, and some advice.
Melchizedek explains that he has acted as a guide
for many people throughout history, including the biblical Abraham on his journey. He appears
when he is needed, specifically when someone is detouring from his or her personal legend. He
advises Santiago that he must continue on his own personal legend in order to find true
happiness. Santiago's goal is to find treasure he believes is kept near the great pyramids of
Giza. Melchizedek convinces Santiago that he should not stray from his dream lest he risk his
future happiness.
. . . whoever you are, or whatever it is
that you do, when you really want something, it's because that desire originated in the soul of
the universe. It's your mission on earth.
To aid him in
his goal, Melchizedek gives Santiago two magical stones. One is labeled "yes" and the
other "no." Melchizedek urges Santiago to turn to the stones when he feels lost and
Melchizedek is not nearby to help him on his way.
They are
called Urim and Thummim. The black signifies "yes," and the white
"no." When you are unable to read the omens, they will help you to do so. Always ask
an objective question.
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