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In the Name of the
Gods
by David Elkington
About the
author
David Elkington was born in
England in 1962 but spent his formative years travelling and
exploring the Southern Hemisphere with his parents. His childhood in
Australia was supplemented by sojourns in Polynesia, New Zealand and
Indonesia. It was in these places that he first developed an
interest in Sacred Sites and ancient traditions.
He trained as an artist at the Bath
Academy of Art where an interest in the relationship between
Christian myth and sacred sites was fuelled. Research for 'In the
Name of the Gods' began in earnest in the early 1980s when he walked
through Europe and the Middle East on a quest to understand and
appreciate the mind of Ancient Man and his relationship with
particular sites upon the Earth. For 20 years David has been led on
a revelatory trail through world mythology, linguistics and
philology into geophysics, architecture, acoustics, music,
neuro-physiology, theology and still further into the
all-encompassing, resonant atmosphere of the planet. As his research
continued, surprising results emerged. For several years, David has
been working with Dr Keith Hearne, the 'father of lucid dream
research', on a new area of psychology - Geolinguistics - which sees
the development of language as a direct result of the Earth's
physical environment.
David began to introduce his work to the
public in 1996 when he presented a major lecture on 'Acoustic
Resonance, Life and Consciousness' at the Quest for Knowledge
Conference in London. He lectures in England and Europe, has
co-hosted a tour of the major ancient sites of Egypt and is a member
of the Egypt Exploration Society and Palestine Exploration Fund. He
has been a consultant to the government of Sierra Leone, to the BBC,
ITV, and to NASA.
 Book Description (from the
publisher)
Everything that exists does so because
of vibration.
Matter comes into being because energy vibrates - any science
book will
tell you that. But understand the science of vibration,
learn how to use
it and you will have the key to...
Well, everything.
Knowledge like that would be worth a lot
of money. How about £692 billion? That's how wealthy in today's
terms, the Templars became after their search for knowledge in the
Middle East. If we wish to know what knowledge they found, we only
have to look at what happened next - Cathedrals, scores of them,
erected across Europe.
Why were these immense edifices built?
Have you heard the acoustics in these places? Make the right sound
and the effect is mind expanding, modern scientific research can
prove it so.
The Earth vibrates, bell-like and
deeply, within itself and as a consequence of incoming cosmic rays.
In the alpha state man's own mind is in harmony with the resonance
of Mother Earth. Take the Ancient's knowledge, and the right
vibration in the right place can link you to the secrets of the
Earth and of the Cosmos too. This spiritual technology requires a
sacred laboratory; an acoustically designed building, appropriate in
shape and position - like the Great Pyramid for example. Now the
mysterious Ancient Egyptian ceremony of 'the opening of the mouth'
begins to make sense: Sound: The Word.
This knowledge of vibration is a key to
the self and to the Cosmos. This is the stuff that religions are
founded upon. The Ancients knew about this; the Acoustic Anomalies
team at Princeton University have proven that with their researches
in England and Ireland. The Neolithic designs carved in rocks at
Newgrange, for example, clearly describe the amazing acoustic
qualities of the chamber. There is no doubt, these people were
experts in sound.
The Ancients knew the secrets of
vibration and with that, they knew the power of names - the speaking
of them and the giving of them, holy names, God's names and also
titles such as Jesus, Mary and Anna. What's more, this was not just
a local knowledge, it was world-wide. This is why the versions of
these three names are to be found the world over, predating
Christianity by thousands of years. And they are clues to spiritual
technology itself, always connected to places and times of
vibrational power.
Jesus before Christ; what does it all
mean? It means that, at last, science and religion can be
reconciled. The truth has never changed, it is we who have
forgotten. Matter comes into being because energy vibrates: 'In the
beginning was The Word!' And Now? - As ever, The Word.
David Elkingon's book 'In The Name of
the Gods' is an account of his years of research. Read it and you
will gain a new understanding. You will never look at the world, its
history, or its futire, in the same way again.
This book will forever change your view
of religion and spirituality, and opens up new vistas of science
unknown in the previous century.
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