The Shining Ones: The World's Most Powerful Secret Society Revealed

Author(s): Philip Gardiner

New Age/Mind, Body, Spirit

The Shining OnesA" were members of an advanced culture that was almost lost; but their wisdom and their power survived. They preserved the secrets of their advanced knowledge in mythology and legend; they embedded their secret codes in symbolism in art, architecture, the mystery traditions and literary works - including the Bible. The authors have found traces of the influence of The Shining OnesA" in all the major religions with roots in the ancient world. Gardiner and Osborn have discovered that their secrets and rituals have been hidden and preserved through the centuries, by the Knights Templar, the Rosicrucians and the Freemasons to the present day. Furthermore, they believe that the evolution of civilization has been manipulated by a secret and powerful group of initiates descended from The Shining OnesA". They can identify their influence behind science, religion, mysticism and philosophy - and, of course, in the arena of powerful politics. This is an extraordinary story of intrigue and power play at a very human and political level.
But it is also the revelation that the A"Shining OnesA" had knowledge of the deep spiritual truth that lies at the heart of mankind's yearning for an understanding of the meaning of life and to achieve salvation.

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Philip Gardiner has spent the last sixteen years researching the history of mankind, science, religion and philosophy. His search for the truth has led him to uncover historical evidence which previously had not been recognized for what it is. Gary Osborn has written widely on mysticism, esoteric traditions and the nature of human consciousness. They are co-authors of The Serpent Grail.

General Fields

  • : 9781907486104
  • : Watkins Publishing
  • : Watkins Publishing
  • : 0.34
  • : 01 July 2010
  • : 197mm X 125mm X 28mm
  • : United Kingdom
  • : books

Special Fields

  • : Philip Gardiner
  • : Paperback
  • : 366
  • : 352
  • : Illustrations (some col.)