The Stairway to Heaven: Book II of the Earth Chronicles (The Earth Chronicles)

The Stairway to Heaven: Book II of the Earth Chronicles (The Earth Chronicles) | Zecharia Sitchin | A great book, as usual

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	The Stairway to Heaven: Book II of the Earth Chronicles (The Earth Chronicles) Zecharia Sitchin Harper, 2007 - 464 pages average customer review:based on 31 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Since earliest times, human beings have pondered the incomprehensible questions of the universe, life . . . and the afterlife. Where did mortal man go to join the immortal Gods? Was the immense and complex structure at Giza an Egyptian Pharaoh's portal to immortality? Or a pulsating beacon built by extraterrestrials for landing on Earth?

In this second volume of his trailblazing series The Earth Chronicles, Zecharia Sitchin unveils secrets of the pyramids and hidden clues from ancient times to reveal a grand forgery on which established Egyptology is founded, and takes the reader to the Spaceport and Landing Place of the Anunnaki gods?"Those Who from Heaven to Earth Came."

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Come on you apes, dont you want to live forever?

This second book provides an interesting and insighted view on humankind's pursuit for imortality. Mixing history, archaeology and religion it creates a compelling read for anyone, religious or not. Sitchin brings together biblical stories, ancient texts and other archaeological discoveries to draw parallels between all early civilizations and their quest to live forever.

A great book, as usual

Of course this is a challenging book because it is prohetic in nature. And prophecies interest people. Now, if you compare the books of Maximillien de Lafayette on the Anunnaki (he wrote more than 30 books on the Anunnaki) and the great work of Z. Sitchin, you will find a deep difference between the ideologies and sources. However, they converge on one fundamental issue, which is the origin of man. Sitchin is a novelist, Lafayette is a mystic Ulema.It is the same difference you find between an agnostic and a sufist.

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Great Read

I really enjoyed this book. I am an open minded individual who likes to consider ALL of the options.

Also, a great book for anyone who enjoys learning about history. Fascinating stuff.

Sitchin provides an interesting bibliography at the end of the book for anyone wanting to dig around the library or internet too.

My reviews

Before reading this book, I have been studying many different religions and am amazed at some of the material in "The Earth Cronicals" which seem to tie certain pieces of the puzzle together.

great series

if this is your cup of tea you will enjoy this book...read them all though, that's my advice...

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