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The
contents of „The Ringbearer’s Diary“
The
book consists of one volume containing two sections -
Book
One: Wolfgang and Book Two: The Ring and the Pyramid
Book
One
WOLFGANG
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takes
you on a journey through 14 millennia with Mozart as your guide.
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overturns
all traditionally-held concepts and boldly traces the outermost
consequences of
reincarnation.
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uses
memory as a tool for historical research and recreates
events which took place thousands
of years before our own era in ancient cultures such as Atlantis,
Egypt and Central America.
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solves
the enigma of Mozart’s death, and reveals the pattern of reality
lying behind the operas
"Don Giovanni" and "The Magic Flute".
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reassembles
the threads of European cultural history to form a totally
different but startlingly
obvious design. For example, what really happened when Moses led
the Hebrews across the
Red Sea?
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links
together Tolkien’s "Lord of The Rings" and Wagner’s
"Ring of the Nibelung" with remarkable consequences for
both works.
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offers,
as a result, the first logically and completely coherent
interpretation of Wagner’s mighty
"Ring".
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solves
the riddle of The Great Pyramid by describing Wolfgang’s
solitary ordeal therein some
6,000 years B.C.
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Book
Two
THE
RING AND THE PYRAMID
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brings
to completion and resolves the web of intrigues presented in the
first book.
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exposes
"The Cursed Ring" – the binding link between
Wagner’s and Tolkien’s works – as a
totally destructive mechanism capable of blocking the entire
system of human consciousness.
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describes
in detail how The Great Pyramid in every sense is a model of human
consciousness.
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uses
straightforward language with a generous dash of down-to-earth
humour.
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presents
the hitherto most extensive, precise and demystified description
of Man’s
consciousness, describing
the logic behind the so-called chakra system.
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explains
clearly and logically the facts about reincarnation and how it
takes place.
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shows
that dream-language, myth-language, music and geometry all stem
from the same
source when perceived from the four-dimensional plane.
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enables
the reader to pass through a personal age-old initiation ceremony
by the process of
reading the book.
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