THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS DECEPTION
Michael Baigent and Richard Leigh
A TOUCHSTONE BOOK
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Michael Baigent and Richard Leigh
A TOUCHSTONE BOOK
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Who Were the
Essenes?
Since the archaeological discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls in 1946, the word "Essene" has made its way around the world--often raising a lot of questions. Many people were astonished to discover that, two thousand years ago, a brotherhood of holy men and women, living together in a community, carried within themselves all of the seeds of Christianity and of future western civilization.
This brotherhood--more or less persecuted and ostracized--would bring forth people who would change the face of the world and the course of history. Indeed, almost all of the principal founders of what would later be called Christianity were Essenes--St. Ann, Joseph and Mary, John the Baptist, Jesus, John the Evangelist, etc.
The Essenes considered themselves to be a separate people--not because of external signs like skin color, hair color, etc., but because of the illumination of their inner life and their knowledge of the hidden mysteries of nature unknown to other men. They considered themselves to be also a group of people at the center of all peoples--because everyone could become part of it, as soon as they had successfully passed the selective tests.
They thought, and rightly so, that they were the heirs of God's sons and daughters of old, the heirs to their great ancient civilization. They possessed their advanced knowledge and worked assiduously in secret for the triumph of the light over the darkness of the human mind.
They felt that they had been entrusted with a mission, which would turn out to be the founding of Christianity and of western civilization. They were supported in this effort by highly evolved beings who directed the brotherhood. They were true saints, Masters of wisdom, hierophants of the ancient arts of mastery.
They were not limited to a single religion, but studied all of them in order to extract the great scientific principles. They considered each religion to be a different stage of a single revelation. They accorded great importance to the teachings of the ancient Chaldeans, of Zoroaster, of Hermes Trismegiste, to the secret instructions of Moses and of one of the founding Masters of their order who had transmitted techniques similar to those of Buddhism, as well as to the revelation of Enoch.
They possessed a living science of all of these revelations.
Thus, they knew how to communicate with angelic beings and had solved the question of the origin of evil on the earth.
One of their major preoccupations was to protect themselves from any contact with evil spirits, in order to preserve the purity of their souls. They knew that they would only be on earth for a short time, and they did not want to prostitute their eternal souls. It was this attitude, this strict discipline, this absolute refusal to lie or compromise, that made them the object of so much persecution through the ages.
The Essenes considered themselves the guardians of the Divine Teaching. They had in their possession a great number of very ancient manuscripts, some of them going back to the dawn of time. A large portion of the School members spent their time decoding them, translating them into several languages, and reproducing them, in order to perpetuate and preserve this advanced knowledge. They considered this work to be a sacred task.
The Essenes considered their Brotherhood-Sisterhood as the presence on earth of the Teaching of the sons and daughters of God. They were the light which shines in the darkness and which invites the darkness to change itself into light. Thus, for them, when a candidate asked to be admitted to their School, it meant that, within him, a whole process of awakening of the soul was set in motion. Such a soul was ready to climb the stairs of the sacred temple of humanity.
The Essenes differentiated between the souls which were sleeping, drowsy, and awakened. Their task was to help, to comfort, and to relieve the sleeping souls, to try to awaken the drowsy souls, and to welcome and guide the awakened souls. Only the souls considered as awakened could be initiated into the mysteries of the Brotherhood-Sisterhood. Then began for them a path of evolution that could not stop anymore through the cycle of their incarnations.
Everybody knew the Brothers and Sisters in white. The Hebrews called them"The School of Prophets"; and, to the Egyptians, they were "The Healers, The Doctors". They had property in nearly all of the big cities; and, in Jerusalem, there was even a door that bore their name: the door of the Essenes.
Despite some fear and joking, due to the rejection of that which one does not know, the people as a whole felt respect and esteem for the Essenes because of their honesty, their pacifism, their goodness, their discretion, and their talent as healers, devoted to the poorest as well as to the richest. They knew that the greatest Hebrew prophets came from their lineage and their School.
Moreover, even if the Brotherhood was very strict about the law of secrecy with regard to its internal doctrine, it cultivated many points of contact with the people, notably through places of lodging for the pilgrims from every horizon, through helpful actions in difficult periods, and especially through the healing of illnesses. These places of primary teaching and of healing were located in precise areas where people could go freely.
Qumran and the Essenes: A Re-evaluation of the Evidence
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Essenes?
Since the archaeological discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls in 1946, the word "Essene" has made its way around the world--often raising a lot of questions. Many people were astonished to discover that, two thousand years ago, a brotherhood of holy men and women, living together in a community, carried within themselves all of the seeds of Christianity and of future western civilization.
This brotherhood--more or less persecuted and ostracized--would bring forth people who would change the face of the world and the course of history. Indeed, almost all of the principal founders of what would later be called Christianity were Essenes--St. Ann, Joseph and Mary, John the Baptist, Jesus, John the Evangelist, etc.
The Essenes considered themselves to be a separate people--not because of external signs like skin color, hair color, etc., but because of the illumination of their inner life and their knowledge of the hidden mysteries of nature unknown to other men. They considered themselves to be also a group of people at the center of all peoples--because everyone could become part of it, as soon as they had successfully passed the selective tests.
They thought, and rightly so, that they were the heirs of God's sons and daughters of old, the heirs to their great ancient civilization. They possessed their advanced knowledge and worked assiduously in secret for the triumph of the light over the darkness of the human mind.
They felt that they had been entrusted with a mission, which would turn out to be the founding of Christianity and of western civilization. They were supported in this effort by highly evolved beings who directed the brotherhood. They were true saints, Masters of wisdom, hierophants of the ancient arts of mastery.
They were not limited to a single religion, but studied all of them in order to extract the great scientific principles. They considered each religion to be a different stage of a single revelation. They accorded great importance to the teachings of the ancient Chaldeans, of Zoroaster, of Hermes Trismegiste, to the secret instructions of Moses and of one of the founding Masters of their order who had transmitted techniques similar to those of Buddhism, as well as to the revelation of Enoch.
They possessed a living science of all of these revelations.
Thus, they knew how to communicate with angelic beings and had solved the question of the origin of evil on the earth.
One of their major preoccupations was to protect themselves from any contact with evil spirits, in order to preserve the purity of their souls. They knew that they would only be on earth for a short time, and they did not want to prostitute their eternal souls. It was this attitude, this strict discipline, this absolute refusal to lie or compromise, that made them the object of so much persecution through the ages.
The Essenes considered themselves the guardians of the Divine Teaching. They had in their possession a great number of very ancient manuscripts, some of them going back to the dawn of time. A large portion of the School members spent their time decoding them, translating them into several languages, and reproducing them, in order to perpetuate and preserve this advanced knowledge. They considered this work to be a sacred task.
The Essenes considered their Brotherhood-Sisterhood as the presence on earth of the Teaching of the sons and daughters of God. They were the light which shines in the darkness and which invites the darkness to change itself into light. Thus, for them, when a candidate asked to be admitted to their School, it meant that, within him, a whole process of awakening of the soul was set in motion. Such a soul was ready to climb the stairs of the sacred temple of humanity.
The Essenes differentiated between the souls which were sleeping, drowsy, and awakened. Their task was to help, to comfort, and to relieve the sleeping souls, to try to awaken the drowsy souls, and to welcome and guide the awakened souls. Only the souls considered as awakened could be initiated into the mysteries of the Brotherhood-Sisterhood. Then began for them a path of evolution that could not stop anymore through the cycle of their incarnations.
Everybody knew the Brothers and Sisters in white. The Hebrews called them"The School of Prophets"; and, to the Egyptians, they were "The Healers, The Doctors". They had property in nearly all of the big cities; and, in Jerusalem, there was even a door that bore their name: the door of the Essenes.
Despite some fear and joking, due to the rejection of that which one does not know, the people as a whole felt respect and esteem for the Essenes because of their honesty, their pacifism, their goodness, their discretion, and their talent as healers, devoted to the poorest as well as to the richest. They knew that the greatest Hebrew prophets came from their lineage and their School.
Moreover, even if the Brotherhood was very strict about the law of secrecy with regard to its internal doctrine, it cultivated many points of contact with the people, notably through places of lodging for the pilgrims from every horizon, through helpful actions in difficult periods, and especially through the healing of illnesses. These places of primary teaching and of healing were located in precise areas where people could go freely.
Qumran and the Essenes: A Re-evaluation of the Evidence
Books.google.com/books? isbn=3161467191
Lena Cansdale - 1997 - Communauté de Qumrān
'Qumran archeologie' Archeologia 298 February (1994) 25-36. Drake, Tyrwhitt ...
The Jewish Sect of Qumran and the Essenes (London 1954). Eadie. John W.
Who was Edmond Bordeaux Szekely?
Edmond Bordeaux Szekely (March 5, 1905 – 1979) was a Hungarian philologist/linguist, philosopher, psychologist and natural living enthusiast.
Szekely authored The Essene Gospel of Peace, which he had translated
from an ancient text he discovered in the 1920s.
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Edmond Bordeaux Szekely (March 5, 1905 – 1979) was a Hungarian philologist/linguist, philosopher, psychologist and natural living enthusiast.
Szekely authored The Essene Gospel of Peace, which he had translated
from an ancient text he discovered in the 1920s.
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A most interesting and delightful books is entitled
The Essene Gospel Of Peace - Book 1. 2. 3. 4.
It was discovered in the Vatican library and appears to be a genuine manuscript written at the time of Christ or shortly thereafter.
It was translated into English by Edmond Bordeaux Szekely.
The Essene Gospel Of Peace - Book 1. 2. 3. 4.
It was discovered in the Vatican library and appears to be a genuine manuscript written at the time of Christ or shortly thereafter.
It was translated into English by Edmond Bordeaux Szekely.
Essene Gospels Of Peace / FREE PDF.
The Essene Gospel of Peace Book 1 "The Essene Gospel of Peace"
The Essene Gospel of Peace Book 2 "The Unknown Books of the Essenes"
The Essene Gospel of Peace Book 3 "Lost Scrolls of the Essene Brotherhood"
The Essene Gospel of Peace Book 4 "The Teachings of the Elect"
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Other Essene Writings
From Enoch to the Dead Sea Scrolls
The Essene Science Of Fasting
Banus The Essene
Essene Moses
Essene Revelation
Essene Holy Streams
Essene Seven Fold Peace
Essene Seven Fold Peace II
Essene Seven Fold Vow
Vision Of Enoch
The Essene Gospel of Peace Book 1 "The Essene Gospel of Peace"
The Essene Gospel of Peace Book 2 "The Unknown Books of the Essenes"
The Essene Gospel of Peace Book 3 "Lost Scrolls of the Essene Brotherhood"
The Essene Gospel of Peace Book 4 "The Teachings of the Elect"
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Other Essene Writings
From Enoch to the Dead Sea Scrolls
The Essene Science Of Fasting
Banus The Essene
Essene Moses
Essene Revelation
Essene Holy Streams
Essene Seven Fold Peace
Essene Seven Fold Peace II
Essene Seven Fold Vow
Vision Of Enoch
Home Page
Archangel Gabriel
Essene baptism
Essene Gospel
Who were the Essenes?
The Essene Way of Life
The Essene Principles and Rules of Life
Jesus and the Essenes
Mary, the Essene Virgin
Essene exercises and methods:
Essene prayer
Essene teachings for Peace
Essene invocation for Respect
Essene technique of the Great Gratitude
Advice for Healthy Eating
Round of Archangels
About the Essenes:
Books
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Audio CDs
Lectures
Art Gallery
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Archangel Gabriel
Essene baptism
Essene Gospel
Who were the Essenes?
The Essene Way of Life
The Essene Principles and Rules of Life
Jesus and the Essenes
Mary, the Essene Virgin
Essene exercises and methods:
Essene prayer
Essene teachings for Peace
Essene invocation for Respect
Essene technique of the Great Gratitude
Advice for Healthy Eating
Round of Archangels
About the Essenes:
Books
Lessons
Audio CDs
Lectures
Art Gallery
Free eBook
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Essene Book of Creation
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Father, Give Us Another Chance: The Creative, Self-Sufficient Homestead
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The Essene Science of Life: Companion Book to Essene Gospel of Peace
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The Great Experiment (Search for the Ageless, Volume Two)
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The Book Of Herbs
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Treasury Of Raw Foods
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The Essene Origins of Christianity
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Biogenic Reducing: The Wonder Week
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Discover the spirituality,
practices, and writings of this esoteric community
which resurfaced in history just before the appearance of the Messiah.
This presentation traces Essene origins to ancient Egypt,
highlights surprising connections to Christian teaching,
and offers images representing the life and perennial wisdom
of these little known and mysterious practitioners of holy living.
practices, and writings of this esoteric community
which resurfaced in history just before the appearance of the Messiah.
This presentation traces Essene origins to ancient Egypt,
highlights surprising connections to Christian teaching,
and offers images representing the life and perennial wisdom
of these little known and mysterious practitioners of holy living.