davinchi code
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this book is a real pageturner and easy to read...but! Brown disappoints with a weak plot (I think) IMHO
hey lilliputian [for endearment's szék] ;
cool how would you strengthen the plot, if you would ?
in order to dialogue with you [on subject]
though i am not a dialoguing type of guy --
i guess i would have to first read the book itself
which i have not done yet
i merely relied on my intuitive faculties
when relayed this above [or below?] link
the reason i am recommending it is because i am
relatively familiar with this code of Leonardo Da Vinci
embedded in his painting, the Last Supper,
since a few years now..
indeed Jesus is holding the hand of Mari-Magdalena
the mother of his children
and not John the Baptist on his right
how strange to perceive the mass-programming process
executed all through the centuries in human history EYEs
besides all, i am not on earth
to criticize but to discern
not to put down but to uplift
me,
myself and
inclusively all willing selves of the one
the one transcendental being
consist of you, me [all the 6 billion human souls]
animals, plants, minerals, earth and sky
all other planets of the Solar System,
our Galaxy and all other yet not even
discovered wonders of the Multi-vers pironkodo
from the bottom of the oceans to beyond the stars
and even beyond the concept of 'beyond'
alak -stepping out of the box :meghajolo
h34r: 
Has anyone read the book that was written against the ideas put forward in Brown's book? It's called "De-Coding Davinci: The Facts Behind the Fiction of the Da Vinci Code" by Amy Welborn who has written the successful Prive It! series of books. Here is what a reader thought of Welborn's latest:
"With a delightful style and large doses of irony she analyzes Brown's claims:
--That Constantine selected the books of the New Testament and invented the divinity of Christ.
--That the early Church covered up Jesus' marriage to Mary Magdalene.
--That Jesus originally designated her as the leader of his movement and that she in fact is the Holy Grail."
While these claims seem quite exciting, Amy shows that the truth is even more startling. The controversy over *The Da Vinci Code* provides an opportunity to learn the facts about Christian origins.
I myself am very much looking forward to reading her views and arguments.
"With a delightful style and large doses of irony she analyzes Brown's claims:
--That Constantine selected the books of the New Testament and invented the divinity of Christ.
--That the early Church covered up Jesus' marriage to Mary Magdalene.
--That Jesus originally designated her as the leader of his movement and that she in fact is the Holy Grail."
While these claims seem quite exciting, Amy shows that the truth is even more startling. The controversy over *The Da Vinci Code* provides an opportunity to learn the facts about Christian origins.
I myself am very much looking forward to reading her views and arguments.
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Rome discovers a new breed of tourist
December 27: The first "official Angels and Demons tour" will show visitors the Roman sites used by the author of The Da Vinci Code.
:rohog
December 27: The first "official Angels and Demons tour" will show visitors the Roman sites used by the author of The Da Vinci Code.
:rohog
Nezzetek meg ezt a kepet figyelem! Ez egy No alak , nekem ne meselje be senki mert ugy sem hiszem el, hogy csak be'na volt a festo ............ es nem jol abrazolta a fiatal ferfit .
Ez egy no a kepen. Leonardo festmenyen .
Hogy ki az ?? a jo Isten tudja .. Lehet Leonardo kedvese is aka'r ???
A konyv erdekes volt, a tema elgondolkodtato, Foleg , a kony iro otlete szulte tema , hogy Jezusnak lanya is szuletett, Mary Magdalenatol . Csak elgondolkoztato es en imadom az ilyen temat, amin csak gondolkozunk es senki nem tudja a valaszt (SAJNOS ) Csak talalgatasok . de erdekes konyv volt bar a vege CSALODAS Volt . :angry: De azert jo konyv Mindenkinek ajanlom elolvasni . meno
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I sure would have liked to have bit of a chat with the fellow who authorized the cutting of the door into this marvellous painting. And, of course, another one with the person who accepted the painting from the maestro with the bodyless hand holding a butterknife. :angry:
On a different note, however, I am not all that convinved that the figure assumed by Dan Brown (actually, he is just using other authors' ideas in this) to be Mary Magdalene is really a woman. Can be, if you want to see a woman in it. But it just as well be a somewhat faminine-looking man as well. Below are some detail pictures before and after restoration so everyone can make up their own minds. I also included a few blow-ups of Philip for reference. Man? Woman?
The story about the W or an M I find quite a bit of artistic stretch, but that's what they are for. I mean the fiction writers. They are supposed to write fiction - non-fact, that is.
On a different note, however, I am not all that convinved that the figure assumed by Dan Brown (actually, he is just using other authors' ideas in this) to be Mary Magdalene is really a woman. Can be, if you want to see a woman in it. But it just as well be a somewhat faminine-looking man as well. Below are some detail pictures before and after restoration so everyone can make up their own minds. I also included a few blow-ups of Philip for reference. Man? Woman?
The story about the W or an M I find quite a bit of artistic stretch, but that's what they are for. I mean the fiction writers. They are supposed to write fiction - non-fact, that is.
Den is a clever plagiator.He stole the idea of the Controversial theory described in the Holy Blood,Holy Grail.But he is incredibly intelligent and while a lot of weak minded poeple unable to realize his belletrism,actually swallowed the whole concept,he made a fortune by that time.Religion is controversial in it's essence + there isnt a better subject for mystification especially for people who were educated on these matters,like Den Brown.I couldnt take my hands of the book,but the end was pretty cartoonish,as if i watched the Dungeons & Dragons animated series.It wasnt satisfying at all.But this is a book that will Rock the Ages for sure...The good thing about it is that he has a great chronology of Religion,paganism and blind belief.History of religion.I always loved to dig deep into religious dogmas and Esoteric "playgrounds"and when i finally read the book i was impressed with the exactness of the religious hypocricy and intellectual blindness that they poured through out their reign.No one can deny their assimilation of all sorts of cults and beliefs before Cristianity...
Nem csak Leonardo da Vinci festette nőnek "Jánost". Épp az egyik topicban nézegettem a festményeket és ott láttam szintén az Utolsó vacsoráról egy festményt, ahol szintén női alak látható Krisztus jobbján. Megpróbálom megkeresni, bár már késő van.
Bocs az "angolkoros"-októl. Én sajnos nem vagyok az...
The problem with the Da Vinci Code phenomenon is that it's nothing more than a well-crafted publicity stunt. No matter how exciting and mysterious the ideas put forth in the book sound, they are nothing more than fiction with a few half-truths mixed in. I appreciate a good story as much as anyone, but I hate seeing thousands of intelligent human beings believing fiction as fact. I am neither religious nor an atheist, but I'm generally skeptical of conspiracy theories. I think it's important for people to keep their critical thinking active when perusing books like this one. In my opinion, it's nothing but ponyva.
Agreed. Of course, the premise of Holy Blood, Holy Grail was pretty silly to begin with, but I feel bad for its authors for getting ripped off by the now multi-billionaire Dan Brown.
