Embark on an extraordinary journey through the mysteries of the ages with “Ancient Mysteries: Unveiling Ancient Secrets Enoch’s Ascension, Modern Artifacts, Gobekli Tepe’s Pillar 43, Atlantis, Lemuria, and Agartha.” This captivating book delves into five intriguing parts, each unraveling a different facet of our enigmatic past.
Part 1: Divine Voyages Explore the awe-inspiring realms of Enoch’s Ascension and the timeless mysteries surrounding Noah’s Ark. Witness the cosmic warning heeded by Giants and Watchers, delving into the cataclysmic flood and the emergence of a single vessel—the Ark. Uncover the global echoes of Noah’s Ark across diverse cultures and religions, challenging conventional beliefs with classified evidence from the CIA.
Part 2: The Presence of Modernity in Antiquity Embark on a journey through the evolution of human technology, from ancient fire creation to space travel. Discover the linear progression of human innovation disrupted by the unexplainable—objects out of place and time. Encounter a computer on a sunken Roman ship, a power plant in a 100,000-year-old cave, and evidence of a billion-year-old nuclear reactor, challenging the orderly narrative of human progress.
Part 3: Sacred Stones and Ancient Visions Unearth the mysteries of Göbekli Tepe’s Pillar 43 and the Vulture Stone Prophecy. Explore the advanced civilization that once spanned the globe, leaving behind monumental structures and a shared global society. Encounter a chilling warning embedded in stone, revealing a cataclysmic collapse 14,500 years ago and the unsettling truth about the cyclical nature of our civilizations.
Part 4: Discovering Atlantis and Lemuria Dive into the enduring fascination with Atlantis and the forgotten continent of Lemuria. Explore the theories, legends, and interpretations surrounding these submerged worlds. Contemplate the absence of proof for Atlantis, contrasting with the massive landmass of Lemuria believed to have succumbed to an ancient catastrophe in the Indian Ocean.
Part 5: Discovering Agartha Unravel the myths surrounding Agartha, a mysterious subterranean kingdom hidden from the surface-dwellers. Picture a society untouched by time, unscathed by war, thriving in the vast open spaces inside the Earth. Follow the tales of explorers who claim to know the real location of Agartha, a subterranean civilization with advanced technology and ancient wisdom.
“Ancient Mysteries” challenges established narratives, prompting readers to question the untold stories and suppressed discoveries that shape our understanding of history. As the past and present intertwine, embrace the mysteries waiting to be unveiled in this thought-provoking journey through the ages.
John Peter Edwards –
I didnt have high hopes for this book. But much better than expected. Short, quick to read, guide to paganism.
Honest Reviewer –
If you are new to Paganism, as I am, this book is a good place to start. It is not a taxing read written by an academic, but an accessible introduction penned by an ordinary practitioner. Riley Star describes, or rather narrows down, what Paganism is and what it is not. So as to keep her book simple, she concentrates on just three ‘paths’: Wicca, Druidry and Odinism. She makes it quite clear that Paganism is not as straight-jacketed as many other non-pagan faiths and that the interpretation of it is largely up to the individual – and so something for almost everybody. She does not proselytise or denigrate the major religions; she just opens the eyes of those seeking an alternative. If you connect more with Nature and Spirituality than with Materialism and Selfism, and are ignorant of Paganism, then I suggest you pick up this book.
Gaz –
An interesting book for anyone wanting to know about paganism, it’s origins and beliefs (or lack of). Also for anyone wanting to get closer to nature.
Zoe –
The book is alright for an overview. But the amount of spelling errors is very distracting. Even the cover can’t decide how the author’s surname should be spelt
Nikki Etta –
I highly recommend this book to anyone considering the Pagan path. The dispelling of Pagan myths was a real eye-opener, so too was Star’s Glossary of Terms. Star’s enthusiasm for the subject was infectious and I particularly liked her gentleness and openness about choosing a Pagan path that is right for the individual. A great read and I feel inspired to learn more about living a Pagan pathway.
Ebony 1407 –
Loved the book, but can’t find any information or reference to one of the celtic goddesses mentioned in the book, and typically its one I was interested in researching. Google just has no clue who she is. Apart from that the book was very interesting.
Martinus –
A good overview of paganism and what being a pagan entails. Informative and well laid out.
Emma Gwilliam –
I loved this book and read it in 2 days. It’s brimming with information and is not just one path but explains lots of Pagan paths also explains the different pantheon”s of God’s and Goddesses. It has started me on my journey Thank you
Ash –
Great book for starters!
Great book for beginners! Has a bit of everything, and lots of good info on resources and where you can find them. Easy to read and understand. Looks good and reads well digitally.
Angela Ehr –
Great intro to the pagan way
This book is an informative introduction into the pagan way of life. As a seeker, any path that brings me closer to my higher self and my purpose is a positive. Thus the addition of this book to my library. Riley does a wonderful job of navigating the history, terminology, rituals and goddesses/gods, without overwhelming the reader. It is a good read and I recommend to anyone curious about paganism.