Decoding the Great Pyramid

by Peter Lemesurier

Paperback, 2000

Status

Available

Call number

932

Collection

Publication

Element Books Ltd. (2000), 255 pages

Description

For over forty centuries, the Great Pyramid of Giza has tantalized and baffled mankind. Is it a royal tomb, a treasure house, an astronomical observatory, or an incredible, sophisticated public works project? Or is it a landmark of an earlier civilization, perhaps immeasurably older than Egypt itself?Here in Decoding the Great Pyramid, renowned Egyptologist and bestselling author Peter Lemesurier explains the extraordinary facts of the pyramid's siting and construction. This fascinating and highly original work draws on recent research to suggest that the entire design of the pyramid derives from a simple number code. When the pyramid is "decoded" an amazing message starts to unfold -- a message that appears to be nothing less than an evolutionary blueprint for mankind that stretches from the beginning of time well into the fourth millennium AD.Lemesurier compares the pyramid's message for mankind with prophecies for the future made in more recent times by St. Malachy, Nostradamus, EdgarCayce and others. He also uncovers interesting links between the pyramid's picture of mankind's place in the universe and the religious traditions of Egypt, Palestine, India and Central America. Central to his discoveries is the belief in a Messianic worldplan -- common to many ancient traditions and at the very root of the design of the Great Pyramid -- that sheds new light on our interpretation of the biblical message.Illustrated in full-color throughout using specially commissioned photographs and original artwork, Decoding the Great Pyramid is an indispensable guide for all who seek to understand the mysteries of the past and the nature of the human quest.… (more)

Language

Original language

English

Physical description

255 p.; 8.44 inches

ISBN

1862045887 / 9781862045880

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