H. Spencer Lewis - A nagy piramis szimbolikus jóslata

"A nagy piramis szimbolikus jóslata" by H. Spencer Lewis explores the Great Pyramid of Giza and the subterranean chambers beneath it, which tradition holds were built for initiations in the great Egyptian mystery schools. The book focuses on the symbolism of the structure, examining its lines, proportions, shape and hieroglyphs, and the knowledge of the ancient mystery schools that it is said to contain.

The author describes how the monument, hidden beneath the sand for centuries, was eventually raised as a magnificent temple, and how its inner entrances were opened only to those who passed a series of tests. Within its walls the pyramid is presented as a house of sacred ceremonies, a school of wisdom, a repository of knowledge and a monument to prophecy.

This paperback edition, published by Hermit Könyvkiadó in 2008, has 200 mm pages measuring 140 x 200 x 10 mm and weighs 300 g. It will appeal to readers interested in esoteric traditions, astrology and the mysteries of ancient Egypt.