the Key to Garden: For Heaven's Sake

Most people think they know the Bible. But what if its stories were never about religion? What if the seven days of Genesis have been revealing to the ruling classes for millennia a hidden architecture of how humanity must create reality in order to subjugate it?What if creation doesn't tell a story about the origin of the world, but about the origin of perception, consciousness, and reality itself? Is the triad of book, chalice, and sword actually a thought process implanted in humanity for thousands of generations? They call this realm "heaven." They declare it exclusive. Yet they use it as a means to an end.This book's journey-from the opening lines of Genesis through consciousness, guilt, and rituals-leads to a perspective that challenges philosophy, psychology, the history of religion, and social theory.

Pagina's: 289, Paperback, Independently published