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APRIL — MAY 2007 @ REVIEWS SACRED NUMBER AND THE Indeed, landscape geometry is another key —_ and mystical stories of visionaries and ORIGINS OF CIVILIZATION in that the major ley line drawn from the tip alchemists such as Nostradamus, and by Richard Heath of Cornwall right through the Baltic islands _spirit/soul connection evidence that chal- Inner Traditions, Rochester, USA, 2006 which contain many examples of megalithic _ lenges religious and scientific dogma. ISBN 1-59477-131-6 (248pp tpb) constructions and fortified churches that There's a wide range of contributors: Available: www.InnerTraditions.com conform to an ancient "sacred" geometry. Kenyon himself, on the Christ mystery, as ‘ollowing on from his previous book The That geometry can also be seen in a 30° well as Cynthia Logan on Christian origins Matrix of Creation (see review, 12/01) planetary grid sector that extends from and the Goddess Gospel; David Childress on Scotland-based electrical and computer ° Jerusalem to Bornholm, in the Baltic, the enigma of the great lost sailor's map; engineer Richard Heath reiterates the impor- through Iceland and into the New World, Steven Sora on missing Templar treasures tance of cosmic numbers and ratios and and from Jerusalem to Rennes-le-Chateau in _ and the occult basis of England's interest in examines their influence in the history of the French Languedoc to the New World. the New World; Je ff Nisbet on the “crack in civilisation on Earth. The earliest cultures The location of Washington, DC, the so- the da Vinci code"; and William Henry on had an appreciation of numbers, based on called New Jerusalem, rich in sacred sym- Francis Bacon's cryptic clues in his writings. their observations of the cycles “of celestial bolism inspired by the Knights Templar, is Also featured are Peter Bros on Newton and bodies, and the fact that similar systems of cradled within this sector. An intriguing the mystical foundation of empirical science, vr 5 Auidecny study into humanity's sacred origins. Bill Eigles on the new science of instrumen- measurement could be found in widespread regions of the ancient world suggests the existence of a prehistoric protoculture. tal transcommunication, P. M. H. Atwater FORBIDDEN RELIGION: Suppressed on why science can't get its head around the That protoculture, perhaps consisting of Heresies of the West th ar-death experience, ke nd Ian Lawton on survivors from the destruction of Atlantis, edited by J. Douglas Kenyon u The suid Ic evidence Ohana lled may have come from northern Hyperborean Bear & Co., Rochester, VT, USA, 2006 “h € eve have sss he many oo e climes, and Heath considers evidence for the ISBN 1-59143-067-4 (304pp tpb) eresics have survived the purges 0 : . : Christianity, perhaps because their undercur- Indo-European cultures being seeded from Available: website rents of truth defy suppression. the Scandinavian/Baltic Sea regions in a http://www.BearandCompanyBooks.com migration brought on by several periods of nderground and heretical religious adverse climate change after the end of the belief systems and their threads through last ice age. For instance, in a cooling the last 2,000 years are the subject of this period from 3000 to 2000 BCE there was a new compilation from the pages of the US migration into India and Persia, and more bimonthly journal Atlantis Rising, put recently, following the eruption of Santorini _ together by its editor J. Douglas Kenyon. and destruction of the Minoan civilisation c. __ It's the companion volume to Forbidden 1450 BCE, there was a migration into History, which we reviewed in 12/05. Greece via the Black Sea. The similarities Divided into six sections, the content of between ancient Nordic and Greek mytholo- __ the first four covers the truth behind the gies is evidence, he says. So, too, are the orthodox veil of Christianity, the hidden his- suggestions that Plato's Atlantis myth tory of the Knights Templar, the secrets describes northern, not Mediterranean, land- _ coded into the Sinclair-built Rosslyn Chapel scapes and that ancient Hebrew mythology and the role of high-ranking Freemasons in associated with Enoch the prophet points to _ the occult foundations of the United States. a connection with far northern latitudes. The final two parts tell even more esoteric Indeed, landscape geometry is another key in that the major ley line drawn from the tip of Cornwall right through the Baltic islands which contain many examples of megalithic constructions and fortified churches that conform to an ancient "sacred" geometry. That geometry can also be seen in a 30° planetary grid sector that extends from Jerusalem to Bornholm, in the Baltic, through Iceland and into the New World, and from Jerusalem to Rennes-le-Chateau in the French Languedoc to the New World. The location of Washington, DC, the so- called New Jerusalem, rich in sacred sym- bolism inspired by the Knights Templar, is cradled within this sector. An intriguing study into humanity's sacred origins. and mystical stories of visionaries and alchemists such as Nostradamus, and spirit/soul connection evidence that chal- lenges religious and scientific dogma. There's a wide range of contributors: Kenyon himself, on the Christ mystery, as well as Cynthia Logan on Christian origins and the Goddess Gospel; David Childress on the enigma of the great lost sailor's map; Steven Sora on missing Templar treasures and the occult basis of England's interest in the New World; Jeff Nisbet on the "crack in the da Vinci code"; and William Henry on Francis Bacon's cryptic clues in his writings. Also featured are Peter Bros on Newton and the mystical foundation of empirical science, Bill Eigles on the new science of instrumen- tal transcommunication, P. M. H. Atwater on why science can't get its head around the near-death experience, and Jan Lawton on the scientific evidence for reincarnation. The evidence suggests that many so-called "heresies" have survived the purges of Christianity, perhaps because their undercur- rents of truth defy suppression. NEXUS = 71 www. nexusmagazine.com