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Manchester Evening News
Manchester Evening News
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Chris Osuh

The King reads the Quran: The life of Charles III royal watchers don't talk about

If you want to try and understand the mysteries of the universe, then you could start in Gorton. Opposite the council estate on Gorton Lane there's a building that's believed to conceal a code - a code that King Charles III has spent much of his life studying. This code is connected to the world-view which made him the most unique of princes - his conversations with plants, his interest in Islam, and even his support for The Great Reset.

It's a side of him largely undiscussed by the small industry of media Royal watchers these days. But it was to some extent reflected in the Coronation ceremony itself - rooted in Christianity, receptive of other faiths, but still blinging with opulence.

And, since the values monarchs hold play a role in shaping our times, it's worth taking an objective look at this extraordinary philosophy - as the era of Charles III - the Carolean age, begins.

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