Frost cryptically indicates this is a possibility: In an interview with Salon promoting The Final Dossier, the interviewer asks Mark Frost if the Fireman's home and the White Lodge are one and the same. Psychic Self Defense, a 1930 "handbook" by British occultist Dion Fortune, is largely concerned with standards and practices for those belonging to the White Lodges, which are practitioners who follow the right-handed path and shirk using their abilities for ill ends. The White Lodge is a concept in the school of theosophy, using the connotation of a fraternal organization rather than a place. Subsequently, Briggs was deeply disturbed by his colleagues' suspicion and paranoia in his debriefing, and feared that their motives in searching for the lodge were less than pure. Before he could elaborate, a military police officer arrived to escort him out on the orders of Colonel Reilly. As he recovered, Briggs explained that his station was working to locate the White Lodge, and that he believed he had been taken there during his disappearance. He also had a strange raised pattern of three triangles behind his left ear. Two days later."īriggs was in a severely disoriented state, at one stage indicating the wooden conference table and asking if it was meant to hold his soul. 'Til I found myself standing by the cold remains of our campfire. At the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department, Briggs struggled to explain what had happened during his abduction, while simultaneously sitting on an ornate throne in the middle of a jungle: Two nights later, Briggs reappeared in his own living room, wearing a World War I-era fighter pilot uniform, to the shock and joy of his wife and son. Intrigued, Cooper asked to hear more, but while he was away from their campfire the woods lit up, a hooded figure watching them from a nearby ridge. Briggs remarked that there were powerful forces of evil in the world, and asked Cooper if he had ever heard of a place called the White Lodge. ĭuring an overnight fishing trip in March 1989, Major Briggs and FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper discussed the bizarre recent events surrounding Leland Palmer and BOB, the spirit that had "possessed" him. This endeavor was considered a matter of national security. Air Force facility located on Blue Pine Mountain, was actively engaged in a mission to locate the White Lodge well into the 1980s under the direction of Major Garland Briggs and his superior, Colonel Calvin Reilly.
Rogue FBI agent Windom Earle, who was obsessed with finding the Black Lodge, dismissively referred to the White Lodge as "a ghastly place, reeking of virtue's sour smell." History It was a place of great goodness, which could be accessed through strong feelings of love. In the stories, the White Lodge was the home of the spirits who ruled over man and nature there. The White Lodge and its opposing counterpart, the Black Lodge, originated in ancient legends passed down by the Nez Perce tribes who once inhabited the Twin Peaks region.
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