"Mary Magdalene was the redeemed sinner who was the first to see Christ after his Resurrection. Through her redemption from sin and her unique knowledge of the Risen Christ, she was regarded by the occult initiates of the Middle Ages as a medium of secret revelation. Those initiates had chosen the planet Venus as her symbol in the cosmos.
- Henry Lincoln, The Holy Place

Many of the concepts and understandings involved in this extraordinary event of the birth of 'Jesus Christ' will be found too astounding to believe by most. On the basis of our limiting and suppressive educational system this is unfortunately not surprising. What is not realized, though considered normal, is that modern man now has a mind structured quantitatively on objective knowledge (knowledge separate from self), forming a context-dependent mind, deficient in intuition and direct knowingness, which is experiential through the mind and spirit and is of the nature of beingness.

Finding the Holy Grail

"This extraordinary and controversial topic is packed with intrigue. It begins where others have ended."

Introduction by Paula Peterson

We live in an era of disclosure ... where secrets kept for decades by governments and for centuries by religions and spiritual dogma are finally being revealed.

Only an awakening human race could initiate such revelations. Only an awakening human race is ready to know these truths - although some truths we learn may be difficult ... even painful ... to acknowledge.

Though many important beliefs we were initially taught since childhood seem to be disintegrating one by one ... truth is liberating!Some folks have literally built their entire lives around false beliefs: the ones learned from families they grew up with or the ones they learned from established institutions - like our school systems, military, governments, certain spiritual teachings and religions.

Revelations Beyond the Da Vinci Code

By Laurence Gardner

Ten years ago, in Bloodline of the Holy Grail, I first discussed the suppressed archives of Jesus, Mary Magdalene and the significance of the hidden lineage of their descendants. These themes have now achieved a new prominence in the world of fiction with Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code – an explosive and controversial novel which has brought the mysterious life of Mary Magdalene under a new spotlight.

During the past ten years, however, a wealth of additional information has been extracted from Templar and monastic archives, expanding the previously published revelations to extraordinary new levels.

Mary Magdalene is one of the most painted and sculpted of all classical figures. Artists and romantics have adored her, but she has been constantly vilified by the religious establishment. In the New Testament she is given as Jesus’ sponsor, a woman that he loved, a close companion of his mother, and the first person to speak with Jesus after his resurrection. Church doctrine, however, claims her to have been a sinful harlot, albeit a repentant sinner who was finally admitted to the sainthood as late as 1969.