We all know that there are pyramids in Egypt and South America. But were you aware that, recently, pyramids have also been found as far afield as China, Peru, Italy and Bosnia, indicating that they are actually a worldwide phenomenon? Looking at the striking similarities between these pyramids wherever they are found in the world, Philip Coppens reveals compelling evidence suggesting a truly global movement of great wisdom, which existed at a particular period of time in human history. He shows that the pyramids were far from being merely tombs, as modern archaeologists believe, but rather were built according to a global template, serving as a 'places of creation', linked with sacred kingship and rule, and with the receiving and radiating of divine energy. 298pp, 138mm x 214mm, illus. in b&w, softback, 2007
Michael Poynder's Lost Science of the Stone Age proves that 5000 years ago the subtle energies that bind all living things were understood by an enlightened neolithic priesthood.
Sacred Sites of the Knights Templar by John K Young examines ancient sacred sites across the globe, including Stonehenge, Rennes-le-Chateau and Santiago de Compostela.
In The Grail Journey through Wales Megan Wingfield describes a journey she undertook across the spiritual and physical landscape of Wales, marked by clearly perceptible energy foci, or chakras.
In the Traveller's Guide to Sacred England John Michell takes us on an unforgettable journey to ruined abbeys and cathedrals, pagan sites and megalithic temples, shrines of saints and visionaries.
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