Santa's life has always been a complete mystery. But not now—his Christmas secrets are ready to be shared with the world. His birth name was Christopher Kringle and he's ready to teach everyone why he lives in hiding and how he delivers presents in the name of peace. Every question about his journey will be answered.
Christopher Kringle's DNA traces all the way back to AD 400 and the original Greek Saint Nicholas, also known as "Nicholas the Wonderworker." His gift-giving ancestor, St. Nick, was the patron saint of children and sailors. The Kringle family history has been kept secret for years and for many different reasons.
It's true—120 years ago things were different. There were no presents exchanged, shopping centers, credit cards, or Amazon. Christmas was holy day where families ate meals and spent time together in large groups. If children were lucky—they received a penny or a piece of fruit on the kitchen table—that's it!
He wanted to change Christmas forever. Family and neighborhood kids that were good received presents. His parents taught him "It's better to give than to receive." In 1907, he delivered the first presents under the tree to his own family and his best friend—without anyone knowing. It was his secret for years.
Keep reading. Study the clues. Look all around. Don't take anything for granted. Become smarter. Surround yourself with good people. Then ask yourself—Why does Santa, one of the richest men in the world live in hiding? The answer has been in plain sight all along, but it will now be revealed in story form.
Santa wants everyone in the world to understand his message of treating people with respect. It doesn't matter where you live. It doesn't matter what religion you believe in. It doesn't matter the color of your hair, the shade of your skin, or the color of your eyes. He just wants us all to love each other—and be nice.
Not so fast. Learning takes time. Patience is a virtue. Similar to understanding how the human brain works, grasping "everything" will take awhile. Sit back, relax, you'll have all the information soon enough. However, Santa's going to teach everyone a little something first!
A: Santa divided the globe up into 8 "Drop Zones" where he hides Christmas presents in secret locations. Deliveries start in Russia and end in Hawaii and Alaska. It takes approximately 36-hours (including the rotation of the earth) to complete his yearly mission. It's a simple process similar to what FedEx uses. Santa has been using his "Drop Zone Theory" since 1955, with the increase of kids during the baby boom.
All will be explained—from the first presents ever delivered to his family, to his neighborhood friends, and finally figuring out his world-wide delivery system after World War II. The reason Santa delivers presents to children is so that we never have to go through another World War again. He wants us all to get along—that's a fact!
A: Santa's life mission is about creating equality, eliminating racism, and eventually obtaining world peace. Others in history have attempted these same objectives—President's Abraham Lincoln & John F. Kennedy, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, Jesus Christ, Mahatma Gandhi and even John Lennon.
Do you know what happened to those people? Santa does and knows his importance to society—which is why his brother Wally makes him live in hiding.
There are certain people on earth that have lied to the public about Santa's existence. The bad guys, known as Confraters, want Chris Kringle dead. They will stop at nothing to hunt him down, even today.
A: Short answer—No, millions of families don't have chimneys to use during Christmas. He will use them if necessary but always likes to use the path of least resistance when entering homes in the middle of the night.
Santa secret—As a child he loved hiding games. Ding-dong-ditch and hide-n-go-seek to name a few. He's also a huge practical joker with his brother Wally.
A: No. As a child, Santa was a little smaller than average until he grew up. He gained weight once he got married and moved up north. Like an Eskimo, his body naturally stores more energy while living in the cold northern climate compared to living in a warmer area of the world.
Santa secret—he isn't as heavy as you think. He's actually very strong. He normally puts on 20 lbs for his December 25th marathon, then takes the weight off during January and February. Where do you think the term "New Year's Resolution" came from?
