Keys to the Da Vinci Code : The Hidden Lineage of Jesus and Other Mysteries

Dan Brown's immensely popular title, The Da Vinci Code, has been one of the most successful bestsellers in history. In fact, its cultish following has reached international proportions and the Da Vinci Code phenomenon has now prompted a major motion picture production which is sure to be a box office smash. However, few of us have a clear understanding of the background material on which the author based this work which is important to understanding the occult history of the last millennia.The authors of The Keys to the Da Vinci Code reveal the truth about the secret societies that protected the secret of the Grail, the descendants of Jesus and Mary Magdalene, the mystery of a set of occult manuscripts discovered at the end of the 19th century in the of R

Mariano Fernandez Urresti is considered an expert on the revival of traditional culture. He works as a Cultural Advisor on the city council of Torrelavega, Cantabria (Spain) and has worked for various media outlets in the region. He has been a director and on-air personality for Radiocadena Española and RNE Radio 5, and is in charge of the Sunday El Cantábrico supplement to the newspaper Alerta. He belongs to the Third Phase Cultural Association and is author of the book Mysteries to Share, which is a compilation of lectures he has given during Third Phase programs over the past 20 years.

Lorenzo Fernández Bueno earned a degree in Journalism at Southern Mississippi University and has worked as a reporter for Onda Madrid and Radio Voz. He directed and presented the Enigmas en la Noche/Enigmas in the Night segment on Radio Intercontinental and is a founding member of the magazine ENIGMAS del Hombre y del Universo/ENIGMAS of Man and the Universe, a publication for which he currently serves as Assistant Director. He is currently Editorial Director for the new collection Investigación Abierta / Open Investigation published by Nowtilus (Madrid, Spain).