The Hidden Language of Ancient Texts

2. Auflage 2026
ISBN: 978-3-6957-0647-1
Verlag: BoD - Books on Demand

Buch, Englisch, Band 1, 108 Seiten, Paperback, Format (B × H): 120 mm x 190 mm, Gewicht: 124 g

Reihe: VERITAS

Where does human knowledge come from?
For thousands of years, traditions have spoken of encounters, interventions, and forms of knowledge that do not seem to arise from human experience. Sumerian texts, biblical writings, and the Book of Enoch describe beings that exerted influence and insights that appeared suddenly, without a traceable origin.
Are these real events? Symbolic transmissions? Or indications of deeper connections that may still be misunderstood today?
This book explores these questions with clarity and precision. It brings together ancient sources with a new way of seeing, leading the reader to a point where familiar explanations begin to lose their certainty.
A book for those who are ready to question knowledge itself and to explore the origins of human consciousness from a wider perspective.
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Autoren/Hrsg.

Brand, Mike

Über Autor(innen)

Brand, Mike
Mike Brand lives and writes in Switzerland.

For many years, he worked as an entrepreneur and later accompanied people as a coach on their way back into working life.

A formative inner experience at a young age led him to engage deeply with spiritual and philosophical questions. Since then, he has followed his own path-one not oriented toward teachings or systems, but toward direct experience and quiet recognition.

His texts are addressed to those who have begun to look more closely-and who sense that what is essential is not found through searching, but becomes visible in life itself.

Mike Brand:
Mike Brand lives and writes in Switzerland.

For many years, he worked as an entrepreneur and later accompanied people as a coach on their way back into working life.

A formative inner experience at a young age led him to engage deeply with spiritual and philosophical questions. Since then, he has followed his own path-one not oriented toward teachings or systems, but toward direct experience and quiet recognition.

His texts are addressed to those who have begun to look more closely-and who sense that what is essential is not found through searching, but becomes visible in life itself.