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Magical Egypt: Episode Four – The Temple in Man

admin — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 11:24:15 +0000

Review of the fouth DVD – The Temple in Man in the Magical Egypt series by Egyptologist John Anthony West.

In the fouth episode John West takes a new and amazing look at the Luxor temple reveals it as an ancient interactive temple of teaching about the metaphysical anatomy of man.

This revelation comes from R. A. Schwaller de Lubics mathematician, philosopher and modern-day alchemist who spent 17 years at Luxor studying and unlocking the biometric secrets encoded in stone.

In the previous episode Decent we were presented with what appeared to be random stone markers and it required acceptance of the mapping and calculations of the association of these by Thomas G. Brophy. This is not the case with The Temple in Man.

This episode more than any of the others brought home to me that there is a lot more to Ancient Egypt than contemporary views of Egyptology suggest.

I watched the eight videos in the series over a two week period but I am now reviewing them from memory a few weeks later.

Magical Egypt: Episode Three – Descent

admin — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 10:52:50 +0000

Review of the third DVD – Descent in the Magical Egypt series by Egyptologist John Anthony West.

In the third episode John West explores what would have appeared to be a random placement of stones for centuries which is now recognised as an accurate map of our Milky Way galaxy along with 23 of its neighbours, also depicting accurate distance to significant stars in the constellation of Orion.

Such ancient knowledge of our universe suggests the “Older Kingdom Still” was either far more sophisticated than previously believed or supports the theory of Alien visitors. Astrophysicist and archeo-astronomer Thomas G. Brophy presents his theory.

I watched the eight videos in the series over a two week period but I am now reviewing them from memory a few weeks later.

Magical Egypt: Episode Two – Old Kingdom and Older Kingdom Still

admin — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 15:42:10 +0000

Review of the second DVD – Old Kingdom and Older Kingdom Still in the Magical Egypt series by Egyptologist John Anthony West.

In the second episode John West continues explore the idea that the Old Kingdom is predated by an even older Kingdom by examining architectural anomalies such as the mysterious Oserion which appears to already have been an ancient ruin when it was “uncovered” by Seti I during the construction of the Temple of Abydos in first Dynasty.

The aging of the Sphinx is another anomaly with a stella in the Cairo museum describing reparations performed by the father of the traditionally credited builder. The connection with Astronomy is also explored with the Sphinx being the sign of Leo putting the possible age at 10,000 to 12,000 thousand years ago or even in the previous precession or age of Leo some 34,000 to 36,000 years ago.

I watched the eight videos in the series over a two week period but I am now reviewing them from memory a few weeks later.

Magical Egypt: Episode One – The Invisible Science

admin — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 06:06:47 +0000

Review of the first DVD – The Invisible Science in the Magical Egypt series by Egyptologist John Anthony West.

In the first episode John West revisits the unexplainable accomplishments of Ancient Egypt suggesting that there may have been an even more Ancient civilization that came before it. The accepted mainstream dating of Ancient Egypt has a sophisticated civilization suddenly appearing out of nowhere with no preceding foundations upon which it was built. What is even more surprising is that John shows that in many ways the old Kingdoms were more sophisticated that later dynasties and rather than evolving Egyptian civilization was in decline. The model is the exact opposite to what any anthropologist would expect to see.

There is also a discussion of the fiboacci number serious present in organic geometry and its presence in the stages of construction of the temple of Karnak – also known as the “House of Life”.

I watched the eight videos in the series over a two week period but I am now reviewing them from memory a few weeks later.