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Mysteries of Mithras
This book explores the rebus pictograms of the duo Sun Gods of the Mysteries of Mithras in regard to their symbolism as binary stars.
412 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 13, 2018
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L.A. Braun
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The best fun novel?
'The Little Book'
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There are REAL hidden secrets in Leonardo Da Vinci’s artworks.
The best book on the secret number '26'?
'Enigmatic Number '26'
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Our search for embedded secrets had begun with the number ’26’--which was a furtive number at the tip of each of Da Vinci's character's fingers--but it had then soon launched off into fresh and stirring discoveries. We’d found a number under a rose in the ‘Madonna of the Stones’ and that painting had pointed to a geometric circle with unique propensities—which we had christened as the ‘PHI CIRCLE.’ That wasn’t the end though. It was really only the beginning.
We also discovered that Da Vinci had used ‘rebus’ picture words to hide secrets within his works.
The best book on the rebus picture words?
Either: 'Rebus in the Rosslyn Chapel'
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Or: 'Philosophers' Stone's Rebus on the Z Ion'
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‘Rebus’ is an encoding technique where pictures are used to epitomize words, parts of words or numbers. Then, we discovered that this rebus had been hidden all over the Philosophers’ Stone genre of texts. It wasn’t long before we’d traced this same rebus throughout numerous other works in cultures spanning the globe.
Do rebus picture words really exist in Da Vinci’s work or in the Philosophers’ Stone genre? Yes. Da Vinci had definitely hidden secrets in his works through the encoding technique of rebus. We had also found this rebus entrenched in the Philosophers’ Stone texts--when many of the authors told readers specifically to LOOK for their secrets in rebus. It wasn’t much longer before we noticed a most disturbing pattern arising in the evidence for rebus and we based our hypothesis upon that repeating configuration--and, wow, you will be so shocked!
These books are unorthodox so don't trust anyone's judgment--read them for yourself and form your own opinion.
The best fun novel?
'The Little Book'
[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01H7JPJ1Q]
There are REAL hidden secrets in Leonardo Da Vinci’s artworks.
The best book on the secret number '26'?
'Enigmatic Number '26'
[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00ZXYFMYC]
Our search for embedded secrets had begun with the number ’26’--which was a furtive number at the tip of each of Da Vinci's character's fingers--but it had then soon launched off into fresh and stirring discoveries. We’d found a number under a rose in the ‘Madonna of the Stones’ and that painting had pointed to a geometric circle with unique propensities—which we had christened as the ‘PHI CIRCLE.’ That wasn’t the end though. It was really only the beginning.
We also discovered that Da Vinci had used ‘rebus’ picture words to hide secrets within his works.
The best book on the rebus picture words?
Either: 'Rebus in the Rosslyn Chapel'
[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0170K9AQC]
Or: 'Philosophers' Stone's Rebus on the Z Ion'
[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00PW9Y91A]
‘Rebus’ is an encoding technique where pictures are used to epitomize words, parts of words or numbers. Then, we discovered that this rebus had been hidden all over the Philosophers’ Stone genre of texts. It wasn’t long before we’d traced this same rebus throughout numerous other works in cultures spanning the globe.
Do rebus picture words really exist in Da Vinci’s work or in the Philosophers’ Stone genre? Yes. Da Vinci had definitely hidden secrets in his works through the encoding technique of rebus. We had also found this rebus entrenched in the Philosophers’ Stone texts--when many of the authors told readers specifically to LOOK for their secrets in rebus. It wasn’t much longer before we noticed a most disturbing pattern arising in the evidence for rebus and we based our hypothesis upon that repeating configuration--and, wow, you will be so shocked!
These books are unorthodox so don't trust anyone's judgment--read them for yourself and form your own opinion.
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August 23, 2023
First thing is first... Strengths in mathematics, astronomy, and astrology will help with this book and I have asked people better than me in those subjects to read this. That being said I love elements of this book and even agree with some of the connections the author has made. HOWEVER there were times it truly felt like the author was trying to hard to see connections that I do not feel were there.
July 14, 2021
More Mysteries than a Study of Mithraism
An intriguing manuscript and theories on the mysteries of human existence through the study of ancient texts and art coupled with analyses of the Zodiac and alchemy texts. The theories and suppositions put forth are eye-opening. They make one want to deliver deeper into these mysteries.
An intriguing manuscript and theories on the mysteries of human existence through the study of ancient texts and art coupled with analyses of the Zodiac and alchemy texts. The theories and suppositions put forth are eye-opening. They make one want to deliver deeper into these mysteries.
Displaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews