Books: Deluge:From Genesis to Atlantis

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Megalith, Masonry, Myth and Measure Volumes I and II is the result of well over 20 years research and evaluation. The two works, volumes I and II included under this generic title, Deluge: from Genesis to Atlantis and Measurements of the Gods complement each other and being parts of the same investigation are irrevocably connected.
Here is seen not only an evaluation of the ‘Great Flood’ mythology that shows the precise source of the tales, but the history of measure. As much relating to the mythical flood stories was ‘hidden’ via the use of measures instead of words, or words that in fact referred to measures and / or astronomical events the two subjects are intimately interlinked.
This appears strange to the modern mind but as becomes apparent in Deluge, it is a methodology that was commonly utilised in times past. Measurements of the Gods shows how the measurement systems were developed and utilised. The work reveals how the same methodology that was used in religious texts was applied to religious structures where measurements in fact describe Biblical articles such as the Ark of the Covenant. Of course to understand this, the Ark had to be evaluated and it transpired that the architects of, for example Chartres Cathedral and Rosslyn Chapel, utilised the precise evaluations seen in these books, evaluations derived initially from Biblical sources.
There are links seen in both books between a number of regions, ancient and Mediaeval Britain,including Stonehenge and other monuments,Cathedrals etc; Egypt with the Great Pyramid and India where a number of surprises await. Biblical and other writings connect to these via astronomical descriptions and other elements of a numerical / calendrical nature. A more recent example is the George Washington monument with its Freemasonic associations.
The work is easily replicated by anyone and in fact elements of the books reveal situations that will prevail in many areas, all awaiting discovery by the interested and curious individual. The methodology is simple and requires little effort but the results can surprise and be very gratifying.