Godfrey Higgins Livres

Anacalypsis: An Attempt to Draw Aside the Veil of the Saitic or an Inquiry into the Origin of Languages, Nations and Religions' is the result of more than twenty years of research by Godfrey Higgins and is an effort by the author to uncover 'a most ancient and universal religion from which all later creeds and doctrines sprang.' A lengthy and extensively researched history, 'Anacalypsis' provides valuable insight into the origins of religion. Presented here is the first of two parts of the first of two volumes.

This two-volume set delves into esoteric knowledge, exploring the intersections of philosophy, alchemy, science, and religion within mystical traditions. The author offers deep insights into a range of topics, including Atlantis and Zion. Aimed at preserving rare and valuable early texts, this collection is presented in affordable, high-quality editions that retain the original content and artwork, making classic works accessible to contemporary readers.

The book offers an extensive exploration into the origins of languages, nations, and religions, drawing on over twenty years of research by Godfrey Higgins. It aims to reveal an ancient and universal religion believed to be the foundation of all subsequent beliefs and doctrines. This second volume continues the in-depth historical analysis, providing significant insights into the development of religious thought and the interconnectedness of various faiths throughout history.

Exploring the origins of religion, this two-volume treatise by Godfrey Higgins delves into the universal beginnings of faith with a complex and cryptic writing style. Completed over 20 years, it reveals hidden layers of meaning and offers a deep historical perspective on religious beliefs. The ebook format provides an accessible option for readers interested in this dense, thought-provoking work.

Exploring the origins and significance of the Druids, this work posits that they were priests from Oriental colonies, particularly those migrating from India. It delves into their contributions to the development of early alphabets, monumental architecture like Stonehenge, and cultural practices across Europe and Asia. The text examines linguistic connections between Irish, Greek, and Hebrew, alongside the Druids' philosophical beliefs, including the immortality of the soul. Rich with informative prints and maps, it challenges conventional views on ancient civilizations and their legacies.

In this controversial book, Godfrey Higgins defends the character and teachings of the Prophet Muhammad against Western criticisms and prejudices. Drawing on his extensive knowledge of comparative religion, mythology, and philosophy, Higgins argues that Muhammad was a true prophet of God and a wise teacher of spiritual truths. The book offers a unique perspective on the Islamic faith and its founder, challenging readers to reexamine their assumptions about Islam and its place in world history.

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This work addresses and seeks to correct common misconceptions and superstitions surrounding the Sabbath. It presents a thorough examination of traditional beliefs, aiming to clarify and provide a more accurate understanding of the Sabbath's significance. The book is a faithful reprint of the original 1893 edition, ensuring that the insights and arguments from that time remain accessible to contemporary readers.