Search - The Pyramid Code on DVD

Stunning

Anonymous | Seattle WA | 09/30/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Each of the five episodes of this series raises questions that I never thought to ask and provides answers that are mind blowing and yet, because of the way they are presented, quite conceivable. The case is made that a very long time ago, human beings were much more peaceful, spiritual, healthy, and technologically advanced - in a sustainable way- than we are today. What if the function of the pyramids was never to be "tombs" for ancient pharaohs? What if they were built for a very different purpose, not by slaves, but by citizens who valued their function so much that they willingly participated in their construction?

Watching this series has provided me with a perspective of how today's world (war, poverty, fear) fits into a much larger picture, and explains why the end of the Mayan calendar (December 21st, 2012) points us all toward a different, and much better, future.

The cinematography is beautiful. I could watch these episodes again and again. Bravo!"

Raises Important Questions

Hagbard Celine | New York, NY | 09/25/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Lo-fi but well worth watching, featuring alternative researchers like John Anthony West, Robert Schoch, John Burke, John Major Jenkins, etc. If you're interested in why the pyramids and temples of Upper Egypt were built where they were you should also check out Robert Bauval's book "The Egypt Code." The Egypt Code"

Thinking clearly about history

Sally | 10/29/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I was fascinated by the gentle and beautiful way this 5-part series made our accepted ideas about history look tired and illogical. What a wealth of subject matter! From astronomy to geology, archaeology and linguistics - this is true holistic thinking, searching for the truth without any axes to grind or careers to build. I keep finding more information as I watch over again. I am beginning to see history in a much larger sweep of time. The philosophy that everything on earth is a mirror of the heavens and that we are all one is revolutionary in terms of Western thought. The exquisite music and photography makes this a joy to watch."

Alright, could have been better but still worth it

Ryan C. Mercer | Indianapolis, IN | 02/28/2010

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Pre-ordered this after hearing the author talk about it on Coast to Coast AM... sounded like an AWESOME dvd, when it arrived I popped it in and found myself wanting more. While it has some interesting stuff, it just wasn't all the hype I had been led to believe and has lots and lots of un-proven, un-founded, somewhat out there theory. Still worth watching though for another point of view on some ancient ruins."