Les secrets perdus de l’Arche d’alliance

Le mystère de l’Arche d’alliance et les fantastiques pouvoir de l’or… L'énigme de l'alchimie résolue

From the tombs of Pharaonic Egypt, via the alchemist laboratories of the Middle Ages and those of modern science, the story of anti-gravity and teleportation unfolds before our very eyes, a story of the truly fascinating revelation of lost secrets and what the Ark means for times ahead.

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The Ark of the Covenant vies with the Grail for the envied role of the most mysterious and coveted sacred relic in the history of the world. In order to better understand the secrets which it conceals, we must address a number of questions: what is it? What was it used for? How was it used? Where is it today? Laurence Gardner aims to provide an answer to all of these questions. With this work, the author has undoubtedly published his most controversial and avant-garde book (whilst it probably remains the one most deeply rooted in the furthest mists of the past). Through a gripping search, he sheds new light on the mystery of its legendary powers and its miracle-wielding, even terrifying, potential. In order to follow the footsteps of the Ark, from the Sinai to Jerusalem and beyond, Laurence Gardner not only delves into holy, biblical scriptures, but also apocryphal texts, Rosicrucian archives and the most cutting edge work of leading nuclear physicists. By revealing its stunning capacity to transmute an anti-gravitational state onto gold dust, it is the very secret of alchemy, that of the philosopher’s stone, which the author illuminates. This knowledge was already to be found at the basis of the rite of passage towards the afterlife of deceased Pharaohs and we encounter it again today at the forefront of scientific research into space-time deformations.