The Hidden Records I

by Wayne Herschel, Birgitt Lederer

New findings link all pyramid civilizations and reveals the ultimate secret of the Sphinx. Proves that all 50 pyramids of lower Egypt represent a single star map. The star maps are convincingly accurate and reveal the human codex found in a star map at Stonehenge. Confirms that the Gods of the Ancients were cosmic visitors and contends that ultimately all humanity is descendant from an arrival from a nearby star over 17,250 years ago.

Genres: Nonfiction, Astronomy

292 pages, Paperback

First published January 31, 2005

Reviews

[John · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book names it's influences and sources, so that's star 1. Star 2 is coming up with his own theory and backing up the evidence in several ways is #3. It is a big book, with lots of color illustrations spread throughout the book not just stuck on a few plates in the middle. He gets star #4 for sticking with it and getting this published.
Why not 5 stars? Because a lot of this is still speculative, but unfortunately the truth is hidden to us. It is true what we have been told is not the whole truth so this is good in opening the mind to look for in this quest. Also I disagree with the un-proven and non-chalant way he says that aliens created the different races either by one alien race or each alien group created a different race. RACE IS A MYTH there is no such thing, it just looks so on the surface. Besides his idea makes no logical sense, because we can al have babies with each other.
The other reason it does not get a fourth star isn't fair to this book because it was mentioned after. But the source he says he got this information from, what led him to search for these things, I do not trust, for it has given him some false information that it tells him is true. The most obvious being that Revelations in the Bible is about the end of the world, by a comet/asteroid named wormwood. This is untrue. That was from Daniel that John used inside his own work. Revelations was a coded present and near history and plans for the future wrapped up in a beautiful poetic visionary work. But it is not about the End of Days. That End did not occur when it was supposed to, which was during John's lifetime.
Other than that, this book was great! Obviously written by an amateur, but she did a really good job making his ideas organized and come alive

[Jolyon · Rating 5 out of 5]

This amazing book is a collection of research that wouldn't have been possible even 50 years ago. Sitting on the shoulders of giants, Herschel poses hardly a theory - more like fact - that the sources of all religions and major metropolis of ancient past were founded on star worship - most likely gained from the original 'gods' that engineered the human species.

[Anna · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fantastic. It is very convincing. I could not put it down. As the writer said at the end of the book. " The truth will prevail. This is only the begining of the revival of the hidden records" Highly recommended.

[Mh8000 · Rating 1 out of 5]

I just cant get to finish with it. It looks great,fine pictures and all but its just boring. I have allready read almost all same things from Däniken books.

If youre into astronomy,or you dont know Däniken and his theories, then you may well like the book.

[Iris Tramp]

so intriguing. I keep looking for pieces of the puzzle

[Saifels]

fine