Walking the Path
New Author Breaks Through the Model of Accepted Pyramid Building Theories – WALKING THE PATH: AN ANSWER TO THE PYRAMID MYSTERIES
Book Spotlight – Walking The Path – The Eclipse Theory: A Reflection On The Fallen Angels
Author S.M. Bowser breaks through the accepted model of pyramid building theories with the new book Walking The Path – The Eclipse Theory: A Reflection On The Fallen Angels. The book examines a new approach to solving the mystery of why and how the pyramids were built by examining eclipse cycles and the life and death of the ancient Egyptian god Osiris. There is a strong case for the evolution of the fallen angels of the bible which share many similarities to these gods. They may walk among us today as they did in ancient times. The book is dedicated to the author’s best friend, who inspired her to write the book. All profits from the book go to The Merjet Foundation – a Non-Profit 501c3 organization which helps improve lives by making a difference for low-income children and families, advocating justice and improving our environment.
Zodiacal light is the sunlight reflected off of tiny particles of cosmic dust that can be seen in the form of hazy light which extends in the shape of a pyramid. This rare optical phenomenon occurs around sunrise and sunset and can be seen during the early spring and late fall. Zodiacal light is also believed to be the basis and inspiration for pyramid construction. The benben is the name given to the cap of a pyramid or the top of an obelisk. This stone is believed to linked to the light which brought the sun god into existence. The benben was said to be the primordial hill which the god Atum stood up after it rose out of the dark waters.”
About the Author
S.M. Bowser has spent several years in the field of computer science. She holds a Bachelors of Science Degree in Physics is an amateur astronomer and Egyptologist having studied at George Mason University and The University of Manchester. Read more at www.eclipsetheory.com.
