Keys to the Code: Unlocking the Secrets of Symbols

by Tim Wallace-Murphy

In this second installment of this exclusive series we learn the sacred truths of ancient and medieval symbolism employed by secret societies, such as the Freemasons. We listen to the teachings from across the ages, drawn together from a lifetime of learning. Tim Wallace-Murphy regularly travels the globe teaching at Masonic lodges, spiritual retreats, and major conferences. Here, for the first time, we can listen to the wisdom of our ancestors in the comfort of our own home and delve into the mind of one who truly understands the sacred nature of God on earth as seen by ancient Gnostics and understand the psychological and spiritual power of symbols. From cave paintings to Egypt and from pagan sculptures to Christian churches we are led on a journey of profound depth. It's time to listen to the voice of wisdom.

Tim Wallace-Murphy is an international, best-selling author known throughout the world for his deep knowledge of Rosslyn, the Knights Templar, sacred geometry and Rex Deus - the real bloodline of Jesus Christ and the sacred continuation of esoteric and Gnostic knowledge.

Tim Wallace-Murphy has been the expert consultant to many scholars and authors on these subjects, most notably Dan Brown, the author of The Da Vinci Code.

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Published February 21, 2008

About the author

The Irish born internationally known author and lecturer, Tim Wallace-Murphy, is the author of thirteen published books, has appeared in some eight or nine TV documentaries and has given lectures from Seattle and Long Beach on the West Coast of the USA, in Canada, Great Britain, France, Italy and in Prague.

Eleven of his works cover historical aspects of spirituality, including the Knights Templar, the Cathars, Rosslyn Chapel and the Western Esoteric Tradition as well as the Grail genre. The other two, including the most recent are more mainstream, namely 'What Islam did for Us' a study of how Islamic scholarship laid the foundations of so many fundamental and valued aspects of European culture and his latest work 'The Genesis of a Tragedy - A Brief History of the Palestinian People.' Tim was provoked to write this work as the Palestinian side of this conflict is rarely heard in either Western Europe or the United States and if this ongoing running sore in East West relations is ever to be solved, the pain on both sides needs to be understood.

He also acts as a tour guide in some of the most beautiful and inspiring sacred sites in Europe.