Post by Rose on Apr 22, 2007 11:37:50 GMT -5
CODING THE EARTH
Crop Circles, Sacred Sites, Cathedrals and
the Coming Human Evolution
H.R. Macmillan Space Centre presents:
A unique illustrated presentation by
UK bestselling author Freddy Silva.
One-night only presentation in Vancouver.
Why are sacred sites such as Stonehenge built on the Earth’s magnetic grid?
How do they manipulate human consciousness?
Why were these pagan sites really closed by the Church?
Why did the Templars erect the Gothic cathedrals on top of ancient temples?
Why are crop circles appearing beside sacred sites?
How are they created with sound?
Why are they coding our water?
Are they influencing human DNA?
Tonight you will discover the answers to an 8000-year old riddle.
It's like 'DaVinci Code'...but for real!
Wed. May 2, at 7 PM.
H.R. Macmillan Space Centre Auditorium.
1110 Chestnut St, Vancouver. Free parking.
Limited tickets: Advance (before April 21) $18 / door $20.
RESERVE NOW: at author's website, invisibletemple.com
invisibletemple.com/lectures.html
Or via Vancouver email contact, ccss@aebc.com
Crop Circles, Sacred Sites, Cathedrals and
the Coming Human Evolution
H.R. Macmillan Space Centre presents:
A unique illustrated presentation by
UK bestselling author Freddy Silva.
One-night only presentation in Vancouver.
Why are sacred sites such as Stonehenge built on the Earth’s magnetic grid?
How do they manipulate human consciousness?
Why were these pagan sites really closed by the Church?
Why did the Templars erect the Gothic cathedrals on top of ancient temples?
Why are crop circles appearing beside sacred sites?
How are they created with sound?
Why are they coding our water?
Are they influencing human DNA?
Tonight you will discover the answers to an 8000-year old riddle.
It's like 'DaVinci Code'...but for real!
Wed. May 2, at 7 PM.
H.R. Macmillan Space Centre Auditorium.
1110 Chestnut St, Vancouver. Free parking.
Limited tickets: Advance (before April 21) $18 / door $20.
RESERVE NOW: at author's website, invisibletemple.com
invisibletemple.com/lectures.html
Or via Vancouver email contact, ccss@aebc.com