Tag: ancient history

This documentary is an exploration of ancient Ireland and its Neolithic past. Uncovering a shared global phenomena involving Serpents. Ancient tales tell us of St Patrick coming to Ireland to rid it of Serpents, but not in the sense that we had assumed. Following the trail, it leads me down a rabbit hole with widespread implications for modern living and shocking undertones.

Irish born author Barry Fitzgerald and star of Ghost Hunters International formerly on the USA SyFy Channel teams up with Irish author and supernatural investigator Cormac Strain and unite forces as they begin combing Ireland for stories of weird and the supernatural, stories that can still affect us today. The team which includes Max, Barry’s trusted four-legged companion will delve into myths which take them to the remotest parts of Ireland going up against nature in all its forms as they attempt to get to the bottom of the story.

This documentary gets to grips with the creator of Sherlock Holmes, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and uncovers an even more bizarre and mysterious tale than anybody could have expected. From secret societies to the occult, from peer pressure to inner turmoil, this is a story of such depth that it will speak to one and all. This documentary finally explains what experiences and influences helped to forge the character of not just Sherlock Holmes, but also Moriarty and Watson.

Over 125 years after his creation, Sherlock Holmes remains the most popular fictional detective in history. Arthur Conan Doyle is best known for the 60 stories he wrote about Sherlock Holmes. His body of work includes nearly 200 novels, short stories, poems, historical books and pamphlets.

This documentary travels across the world, from Rome to India, Portugal to Egypt, uncovers the trail of the Ark of the covenant and finds that it does not lead to Ethiopia, as many believe, but instead in a direction that nobody could have imagined. The trail of the Ark takes Gardiner on a hunt into the very heart of an ancient secret society with clandestine meetings in far off lands. Uniting the myth, tradition, and language of the Ark with the Shroud of Turin, Gardiner then goes on to re-date it, reveal how it was made, and identify whose image it actually recreates.

Through his new-found contacts in the world of secret societies, Gardiner then shows how this incredible secret was protected by a dual brotherhood throughout time and was the secret source of the enlightenment spoken of by numerous orders from the Sufis to the Knights Templar.

The implications of this work are enormous as they involve a lineage traced back to Odin, once believed to be a Norse god, whose lineage then merged with the bloodline of Jesus Christ himself.

As Professor Hugh Montgomery explains, many royal families around the globe know that they are indeed descended from Jesus and the Davidic line, and yet this incredible story has remained a secret for centuries.

Discover why the line of David was so important and where it originated. Venture back to the time of Mesopotamia and the great God-Kings of antiquity. Find out how widespread this bloodline is today and how even George Washington was a member of this elite lineage.

The code was concealed in symbols, hidden in the art, artefacts and architecture of the medieval world. Although this “hidden symbolism” can be deciphered with the help of certain keys, there will always be an intuitive element to the understanding of the coded messages. This book is an inspiration to examine the artefacts, paintings and architecture, looking for the hidden codes – to experience the mystical sensation of discovering the secret messages meant for us and our descendants as much as for the artists’ contemporaries.