THE ANCIENT POWER GRID REVEALED
Consider the possibility that there is an alchemical cosmology in very ancient stone monuments, and that this is connected to the Mayans, their myths, and the mysterious machined ruins of Pumu Punkhu. Consider the possibility that an ancient and hidden elite laid out an entire global construction grid, and then built it over millennia. Also consider that the "elite" behind this alchemical agenda disguised an advanced science within religious myths and concealed a highly sophisticated physics. Finally, consider that when the first hydrogen bombs were tested, they might have tapped into the unknown sources of energy from that grid ... with runaway results!
Join popular Oxford-educated researcher Dr. Joseph P. Farrell and fellow Oxford-educated scholar Dr. Scott D. de Hart as they take you on an alarming and breath-taking ride through ancient sites, secret and advanced technologies, and explore the topological metaphors behind the physics of the "pyramid peoples." As always, with Farrell and contributing author de Hart, painstaking research leads to fresh and astonishing conclusions.
Topics include:
*Alchemical Cosmology and Quantum Mechanics in Stone
*Paradoxes at Pumu Punku
*Anomalies at the Temples of Angkor
*Mesopotamian Pyramid Peoples
*Grid Geopolitical Geomancy
*The Ancient Prime Meridian: Giza
*Divination, Animation, Healing, and Numerical Traditions
*Transmitters, Temples, and Nazis
*The Master Plan of a Hidden Elite
JOSEPH P FARRELL is a recognized scholar whose credentials include a Doctor of Philosophy degree from the University of Oxford. His literary contribution is a veritable resume unto itself covering such fields as Nazi Germany, Sacred Literature, Physics, Finances, Alchemy and the Apocalypse, the Giza Pyramids, and Music Theory. He maintains a popular research based website (gizadeathstar.com) and is a popular conference speaker. A renowned researcher, Dr. Farrell is able to condense the best research and draw insightful conclusions on complex and controversial subjects.
Contributor:
SCOTT D DE HART has over two decades of experience in higher education as a college professor, administrator, published author, and conference speaker. His credentials include a Doctor of Philosophy degree (Wycliffe Hall, the University of Oxford) with concentration in 19th century English Literature, Law, Theology, and History. Previous works from Dr. de Hart include research in symbolism, ritualism, and controversial literature in Victorian England. He has collaborated with Dr. Farrell in research, writing, and conferences since 1991.
