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The Peacemaker and the Key of Life

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This book opened up a whole world of thought and it seemed to connect all of the cultures and prophecies together in one straight continuous conclusion.You can't read this book without sensing the voice of ancient history speaking to you in the collective conciousness ; the way he breaks down words into various combinations of letters and then compares them with other combinations is absolutely stunning... and then he goes through the same process with entire sentences and takes it a step further and does the same thing with prophecy to prophecy,linking their similarities and draws cultures,prophecies,words,letters,and sentences together until you feel as though you've just found something the whole world should know about...get this book,and GET IT NOW... it's about to unfold right before your eyes.....The grand cross eclipse will be on August 11 ,1999.

There are two things I would like to address in this commentary. First, I would like to say that "The Peacemaker and the Key of Life" was fascinating and entertaining, but the real value lies in William Henry's ability to provoke thought in the reader. He presents a unique prospective on ancient symbolism and language. Personally, I am grateful to Mr. Henry for opening my eyes, my heart and my mind! I am indebted to him for expanding my thoughts and increasing my awareness of so many possibilities! If it weren't for his thought provoking and sometimes mind-blowing suggestions I would still be looking at everything with a 2 dimensional, profane, and exoteric eye! Instead I am driven to do my own research into the esoteric and sacred texts as well as some mainstream work, in order to learn more about where I came from, why I am here and where I am going!

I highly recommend ALL of Mr. Henry's books and DVD's. However, the casual reader may find it difficult to grasp the deeper concepts at first. If you like books that put a new spin on old ideas this book is for you! I find myself digging out his DVD's and watching them all over again because they are so packed full of interesting ideas that I missed the first and second time around! His books are also treasures to keep and re-read from time to time!

I would also like to take a moment to address the comment that was written by "Iconoclast". I, too, have read Mr. Sitchin's books. While Mr. Henry properly cites Mr. Stichin's work as a reference point, I don't think that he has plagerized his work in any way! William Henry cites a lot of different sources in his works, which is common when giving an historical account. However, he adds a fresh, new approach to those historical accounts that delight and entertain the reader! It is obvious that "Iconoclast" is an avid follower of Professor Michael Heiser's work, of which I am also familiar. I have a lot of respect for Mr. Heiser's work as well. However to say that William Henry needs to be incarcerated and/or medicated because his ideas are different is ...well...medieval! Perhaps "Iconoclast" is a reincarnated Crusader from the 10th or 11th century!

I would also like to add that William Henry has never claimed to be a professor of language or a linguist. On numerous occasions I heard him describe himself as an Investigative Mythologist.

In fact, I have had the good fortune to have listened to many of William Henry's radio interviews on Coast to Coast and Jeff Rense. He always struck me as a compassionate, sincere man who never denigrated the ideas or religious beliefs of others. He patiently listens to the ideas and rants of others and shows the utmost respect to them, no matter how outrageous or silly they may sound! To me that is the mark of a truly great and wise man! I just don't understand why iconoclast would attack the man merely because he does not agree with him! Hopefully, Iconoclast will re-sell his copy on Amazon.com so that someone else can get the benefit of reading this brilliant work!

Peace and Happiness to ALL!

This is an excellent source of occult kowlege that can and will help tremendously in creating it's prophetic title: THE PEACEMAKER! PEACE ON EARTH, will be assisted greatly by this volume because it empowers the sleeper, fullfills the prophechy: "The Sleeper Will Awaken." THE PEACEMAKER reveals the cosmic secrets in what Peace on this Planet is all about and what focres will bring it and what forces work toward helping it and which hindering!

EXCELLENT RESEARCH MATERIAL!

William Henry has no ideas of his own. He has borrowed them all from Zecharia Sitchin, also some of his images and pictures. It is amazing how this man keeps "translating" ancient languages, while having no knowledge of these languages at all. He never studied languages, and it shows. This con man is clearly a psychotic person who is in desperate need of a straightjacket and a tranquilizer shot. He should either be send to prison or to a mental asylum. He should return the millions of dollars he stole out of the pockets of credulous, gullible people by giving them a false world view, based on linguistic errors and phantasies.

On the internet I found a very profound critique of Henry's linguistic distortions and phantasies, written by professor Michael Heiser who actually DOES know ancient languages. If you read this critique, you will see Henry's "stargate" collapse immediately.

http://www.sitchiniswrong.com/Disciple%20william_henry.htm

Professor Heiser: "In a nutshell, Henry dispenses with all the methodological, literary, linguistic, and anthropological (as that field pertains to language) knowledge accumulated in the past few centuries. He rejects facts we all know to be true-namely, in this case, the very idea that sounds that come from the human mouth (i.e., spoken language) DIFFER AS TO MEANING in different people groups. Lest this sound unbelievable, or perhaps incomprehensible, what I mean here is that Henry actually operates on the assumption that words can be taken apart by syllable sounds and then spliced together with other syllables-even from different languages-and meanings supplied to the results. To someone who has had my language experience (a dozen or so ancient languages learned from a deductive nuts and bolts grammatical perspective) this is positively maddening-and utter nonsense. I know the uninitiated reader may think I am caricaturing Henry's approach, but the proof is below. You've got to see it to believe it."

He's right, you've got to see it to believe it! A good laugh guaranteed!