| Author: | Anand Madhu | ISBN: | 9788192355931 |
| Publisher: | Anand Madhu | Publication: | August 1, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Anand Madhu | Language: | English |
| Author: | Anand Madhu |
| ISBN: | 9788192355931 |
| Publisher: | Anand Madhu |
| Publication: | August 1, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Anand Madhu |
| Language: | English |
In his voluminous writings, J R R Tolkien speaks about the mysterious kingdom of Numenor. Working on a hunch, I compared his account of Numenor to ancient Egypt, and found a perfect match. The story of Numenor, which looks meaningless by itself, was, when decrypted, found to be the encoded history of ancient Egypt! Putting the little data that is available here and there (archaeology, Egyptology, decrypted Tolkien etc.), the true story of what went on in the courts of the Egyptian kings, has been found, and the story of Egypt and its gods and kings, like the story of Set aka Satan, is a grand story which everyone should know.
The importance and value of this work is so extremely high that resorting to adjectives is a parody of what should be done, thus I won't even try doing that.
The importance and value of this work is so extremely high that resorting to adjectives is a parody of what should be done, thus I won't even try doing that.
In his voluminous writings, J R R Tolkien speaks about the mysterious kingdom of Numenor. Working on a hunch, I compared his account of Numenor to ancient Egypt, and found a perfect match. The story of Numenor, which looks meaningless by itself, was, when decrypted, found to be the encoded history of ancient Egypt! Putting the little data that is available here and there (archaeology, Egyptology, decrypted Tolkien etc.), the true story of what went on in the courts of the Egyptian kings, has been found, and the story of Egypt and its gods and kings, like the story of Set aka Satan, is a grand story which everyone should know.
The importance and value of this work is so extremely high that resorting to adjectives is a parody of what should be done, thus I won't even try doing that.
The importance and value of this work is so extremely high that resorting to adjectives is a parody of what should be done, thus I won't even try doing that.
