Hadí Grál – Gardiner Philip (2007)

This book is the story of an extraordinary journey of discoveries that leads to the revelation of the most distant secrets and inexplicable mysteries - including the Holy Grail, the elixir of life, and the philosopher's stone. It is a tale of a cult that worshipped the serpent, which was widespread in ancient times around the world, and whose influence we encounter in all major world religions. Some of them even gained their power by associating the serpent with evil, yet the original message of ancient rituals and ceremonies is still evident in them today. The most significant ritual of the serpent cult was the mixing of snake venom with blood in a ceremonial bowl to create a healing elixir. Today's science has proven that this remedy increases the reproduction of T-cells, thus strengthening the human immune system. In fact, it was the basis of the elixir of life, and the ceremonial bowl was named the Grail. The authors of this book show that - the mysterious 'serpent beings' or 'serpent deities' of ancient myths were real people who achieved enlightenment, - the serpent was revered for the life-giving properties of its venom and blood, as well as for its ability to shed its skin and thus be reborn, - the Grail, the elixir of life, and the philosopher's stone are the same; they are metaphorical comparisons meaning spiritual enlightenment. The book Serpent Grail traces back through the roots...