Explore and experience the key archaeological sites found throughout the Holy Land, including UNESCO (United Nations Education Scientific and Cultural) Heritage Sites!.This pilgrimage/journey/exploration is your opportunity to: Bruce Lipton as they share leading-edge discoveries that give new meaning to the mystery of the Holy Land and to your spiritual evolution. Through daily seminars and outdoor on-site lectures Gregg Braden will share discoveries seldom seen in mainstream media to give meaning to the events in the world and in our lives today.įrom the northern parts of the holy land and its sacred sites on Mount Carmel and the prophet Elijah, to the shores of the Sea of Galilee and the holy sites of Jesus and Mary Magdalena, to the Kabbalistic holy city of Safed, to the powerful cliff-side Greek Orthodox monasteries in the Judean desert, the Dead Sea, Masada, the caves of Qumran, Ein Gedi nature oasis and its marvels, to six days of exploring the prominent mosques, synagogues, temples and archeological sites in the Holy City of Jerusalem and a special tour of the Dead Sea Scrolls Museum (including the best preserved and most-intact of all scrolls, Great Isaiah Scroll) and so much more, this multisensory tour program is designed to be an exploration and a pilgrimage, as well as a profound journey of a lifetime.ĭon’t miss this rare opportunity to join New York Times Bestselling authors Gregg Braden and Dr. The key to unlocking these holy land mysteries is to understand time itself, and what the cycles of past mean in our lives today. On this journey, you’ll explore the mysterious history that is common to the world’s three major religions: Judaism, Islam and Christianity. Bruce Lipton’s Holy Land Tour: In Search of Original Wisdom. The Dead Sea Scrolls is only one of the mysteries you’ll explore on Gregg Braden and Dr. Today, over seventy years after their discoveries, the mysteries remain: Who created the scrolls? Where did the information they contain originate? And perhaps most importantly, what do these ancient scrolls mean for us today?
The discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls has been controversial from the day they were recognized – they represent the oldest known copies of the Hebrew Torah, and the Christian Old Testament, written in the original wording, rather than the later versions that were altered. What happened next, as the saying goes, is history. With text written on parchment, papyrus and incised onto thin sheets of copper, many of the scrolls were sealed in clay vases that preserved and protected them until they were discovered by a young shepherd in 1947. Over two thousand years ago the ancient Essenes (the mysterious sect known in Egypt as theraputae for their advanced knowledge of the human body) left a sacred library of scrolls hidden in the caves above the Dead Sea-the Dead Sea Scrolls.
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