David Ovason Knihy

Stredoveký kód majstra dešifrovaný v ére počítačov

Moderní zasvěcenec zkoumá dávná mystéria. Úvod a poznámky napsal David Ovason.

Narodili se v Betlémě dva Mesiášové? Přestože Matoušovo i Lukášovo evangelium podávají svědectví o existenci dvou malých Ježíšů, myšlenka nebyla oficiální církví nikdy přijata. Stopy tajemství se zachytily v křesťanském umění a symbolice, ale nedotčené jej uchovaly pouze spisy esoterických sekt, jako byli gnostikové a manichejci, kteří nepřijali dogma křesťanské instituce. Na cestě napříč staletími zkoumá David Ovason literární a umělecká díla, ve kterých se tyto symboly objevují, a věnuje se zvláště rozboru dávných hebrejských, aramejských, koptských a řeckých spisů, nalezených v polovině 20. století u Mrtvého moře. Předkládá řadu fascinujících a „apokryfních“ svědectví víry ve dva Mesiáše, která byla později církevními apologety vymazána z historie. Uvažuje o příčinách, proč se idea dvou dětí stala tolik populární v italském umění raného 15. století, a odhaluje čtenáři nesčetné stopy tématu v dílech Ferrariho, Borgognona, Rafaela, Leonarda da Vinci a dalších renesančních umělců.

Ovason argues that previous translations have got it wrong, because they failed to realise that Nostradamus was writing in an esoteric language called the 'green language'. Where previous translations have seemed to stretch a point to make a quotation fit an historical event, Ovason reveals the prophet's true prophecies regarding the American and French revolutions, the Franco-Prussian, First, Second and Third world wars, earthquakes, floods, the Antichrist and the end of the world. Properly seen, Ovason argues, Nostradamus is the greatest Western prophet to commit his prophecies to writing since the Old Testament.

THIS BOOK REVEALS THE CONSPIRACY BY LEONARDO, NEWTON, GOETHE AND OTHER MEMBERS OF THE INITIATE TRADITION TO INFLUENCE THE COURSE OF HISTORY BY MAGIC.

A translation of the prophecies of Nostradamus regarding the American and French revolutions, the Franco-Prussian, World Wars I, II and III, earthquakes, floods, the Antichrist and the end of the world.

Exploring the concept of money, this book delves into the historical and cultural significance of a dollar, revealing how its value extends beyond mere currency. It examines the impact of economic systems on society, personal relationships, and individual identity. Through engaging anecdotes and thought-provoking analysis, readers are invited to reconsider their perceptions of wealth, worth, and the role of money in their lives. The narrative challenges conventional views and encourages a deeper understanding of financial literacy and its broader implications.

The book challenges commonly held perceptions of pivotal moments in modern history, revealing that the underlying truths are often misunderstood. By examining iconic images and turning points, the author presents a fresh perspective that encourages readers to rethink historical narratives and the implications of these events on contemporary understanding.

Whilst Shakespeare's genius is universally recognized, there is a hidden, secretive side to his work that is little known: the fact that he made use of a mysterious code that figures widely in the esoteric literature of the Elizabethan and Jacobean periods. This title explores and reveals what Shakespeare alluded to as 'a Secret booke'.

The secrets of the world’s greatest illusions revealed! Learn clever tricks and daring deceptions! An indispensible guide for the home Magician! Beginning with instruction in simple sleights-of-hand, which may be mastered and performed by any amateur magician for the delight of their friends, The Book of Magic includes directions in the performance of more sophisticated illusions, and exposes the methods behind such famous feats as levitation, sawing a woman in half, or disappearing an elephant. A fascinating look into the Art of Conjuring, The Book of Magic provides practical hints, tips and inspiration for any aspiring illusionist, and is an essential addition to the library of all Magicians.