Kathleen and Philip discuss reincarnation. Many believe reincarnation is incompatible with the Christian faith, but is it? This is also why stories of reincarnation – learned from children or adults under hypnosis – is often discarded or does little to sway the Western mindset to accept reincarnation as a reality. Kathleen relates some of her personal experiences with reincarnation – both as a subject and a licensed practitioner – and offers some good advice on what the lessons of reincarnation should be about.

 

Kathleen and Philip discuss time slips – short periods of time in which one or more people find themselves in another time. The most famous case occurred in the garden of Versailles, when two women in 1901 travelled back in time to what was likely the late 18th century. Indeed, Versailles has seen several such time slips, including one experienced by Kathleen herself, in 1995. But there are other places, like Rennes-le-Château, as well as two English villages, that have been the setting for such incidents. What is going on? This show tries to lift a corner of the veil… of time.

 

Kathleen and Philip tackle pyramids. When were they built? By whom? But, specifically, for what purpose? Kathleen relates her own initiatory experience in a pyramid on the Gizeh Plateau, before tracing down a living tradition that continues to initiate people according to ancient customs. Together, they reveal that the true purpose of the pyramids was never to be tombs, but to host powerful ceremonies. And there is historical evidence to show this is indeed the case.

 

What is the Grail? Where is it? The Grail is not the traditional Cup of Christ – which is the Church’s propaganda – but a heretical tradition that found its way into Europe in medieval times, where it resonated with medieval families – the Grail Brotherhood. This was far more than merely protecting an object; it was a Wisdom tradition and a body of knowledge on how to live, supported by various artefacts that underlined the teachings and practices of this order, which was trying to change Europe for good… and the better.

 

Ralph Ellis (born 1958) is a British writer whose prime areas of interest are ancient mysteries, megaliths, and ‘revisionary’ theological history. He is known for having a lateral, open-minded view on history and religion. One of the main themes running through his books is that the early Israelites were the Hyksos pharaohs of Egypt. Today, Ralph delves into the story of Jesus and Mary Magdalene, positing that both were royalty and hence of great concern to the ruling elite. Ralph also looks into the legend of King Arthur, before revealing what he has identified as the tomb of Solomon and the Queen of Sheba.

 

Ralph Ellis (born 1958) is a British writer whose prime areas of interest are ancient mysteries, megaliths, and ‘revisionary’ theological history. He is known for having a lateral, open-minded view on history and religion. One of the main themes running through his books is that the early Israelites were the Hyksos pharaohs of Egypt. Today, Ralph delves into the connections between Egypt and Ireland and the great Egyptian Queen who gave her name to Scotland, the furore around King Tut’s recently discovered “Western” DNA, the identity of Akhenaten, and more.

 

Kathleen and Philip discuss their experiences with three crystal skulls: MAX, the Mitchell-Hedges Crystal Skull, and Compassion. Compassion was only discovered last year, and is the only one of two crystal skulls with a detachable jaw. Kathleen and Philip report on their recent visit to see Compassion, as well as sharing an amazing series of coincidences that happened afterwards, involving angels and the archangel Michael.

 

Kathleen and Philip discuss angels, from their appearance in the Old and New Testament, their importance for Renaissance artists – especially Michelangelo – and the existence of the “Angelic Society”, with the likes of Joan of Arc, Delacroix, Barrès and Jean Cocteau… as well as the Grail. What are angels? And how should and could we interface with them?

 

The Poet Prince is Kathleen’s third novel, detailing the heresies and mysteries of the Italian Renaissance. Focussed on Lorenzo de Medici, the book tackles the prophecy of the poet prince, the male counterpart to the expected one. Kathleen delves into the paintings of Botticelli and other Florentine artists, uncovers more secrets of the Libro Rosso, the gospel written by Jesus himself, and unearths an entirely unknown dimension to the origins of modern society… and a radical shake-up of Christianity.

 

The Poet Prince is Kathleen’s third novel, detailing the heresies and mysteries of the Italian Renaissance. Focussed on Lorenzo de Medici, the book tackles the prophecy of the poet prince, the male counterpart to the expected one. Kathleen delves into the paintings of Botticelli and other Florentine artists, uncovers more secrets of the Libro Rosso, the gospel written by Jesus himself, and unearths an entirely unknown dimension to the origins of modern society… and a radical shake-up of Christianity.