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The Rosslyn Frequency: Uncovering the Hidden World of the Knights Templar

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The information was facinating, but putting so much time and effort into psychedelics (as a time filler) got extreemly annoying. Being told about events and saying "I have video" several times, but being shown animations instead was also annoying. The subject matter was amazing and I actually do believe him, but I was hoping for an actual documentary.

This dvd has to be the most ridiculous thing I have seen. Hey, if you want to sit back and watch a guy tell you about his two psychics who came along with him and told him weird things about Rosslyn while the editors of the dvd keep playing around with the special effects buttons to a point of being extremely annoying, then go for it. There was NOTHING of interest in this dvd for the serious student of Templars. Oh, and the music... it was just as annoying as the special effects.

The Rosslyn Chapel in Scotland is shrouded in drama and lore of a devilish tone. Want to hear more about it? I did. This 60-minute film zoomed by as it was filled to the exciting story of the Chapel with a demonic frequency. The chapel's history which began in 1446 is filled with not only the buried knights but a history worthy of a feature length Hollywood movie. At the end of the 60 minutes, I wanted more!

Rosslyn Chapel contains a portal from this world to the next world? Rosslyn Chapel is identical to Solomon's Temple? It's a storehouse of tremendous energy? This Scottish chapel figures prominently in Dan Brown's DaVinci Code and according to Brian Allen, whose testimony is central to this DVD, the power of the place can still be felt. It's a riveting eyewitness account, but like all such narratives, difficult to prove. What's more convincing is Brian Allen's assertion that if the Universe can be formed in a nano-second from absolute Nothingness, then other difficult-to-fathom ideas might be possible as well. Although it promises to uncover the secrets of the Knights Templar, this isn't the focus of the film at all. It's more concerned with what this "other world" is and how Rosslyn Chapel might lead to it.

Brian Allan took me on a tour that I will never forget. The Rosslyn Chapel in Scotland is purportedly an incredibly haunted site. Well, I love documentaries, movies, and books about hauntings! In fact, I can't count how many times I read and watched The Amityville Horror. That house was supposedly on a vortex that allowed spirits to pass through from their world to ours, wreaking havoc on anyone in the vicinity. Rosslyn Chapel is much the same. It sits on an energy hotspot where spirits from the beyond can communicate with us and pass back and forth.

They say we shouldn't fear the dead, but I have to admit that this film was downright spooky at times! And what history! The church has been around for nearly 600 years. Anything that old had to experience some really odd things throughout time. There were a lot of neat photographs, video and much to think about in The Rosslyn Frequency.

Spooky and loaded with history going back hundreds of years, Rosslyn Chapel is one of the most "haunted" places in the world, or is it? It might be that it rests on an energy spot on the earth and the chapel is a perfectly made vessel for communicating with the other side? I want to go there now and see for myself, highly recommend this film.

Brian Allan takes you inside Rosslyn Chapel in Scotland, where he thinks there is a portal between this world and the next. A lot of cool photos, video, graphics, and the spiritual ponderings of Allan take viewers into the "Hidden World of the Knights Templar" and beyond.

I though this was a fictional film but quickly realized it's a documentary about not only the chapel but the supernatural as well. I watched it anyway and really enjoyed it. Brian Allan is VERY knowledgeable, probably the foremost expert on this place in Scotland, would suggest it for people interested in these topics.

What he said was very interesting.
I would have liked to see more footage of the actual place instead of lots of talking and drawings.

You may have heard of the infamous Rosslyn Chapel in the "Da Vinci Code", I'm here to tell you the real chapel in Scotland is more amazing than any Ghost Hunters episode hands down.The place is alive with paranormal activity, anyone interested in the Paranormal will love this DVD, its really cool.