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Gateways to the Otherworld : Quantum Mind of God part 2

This DVD provides answer to the most profound question mankind has been asking himself for as long as there has been consciousness - is there life after death?

We discover that a technique exists in which we can all travel and journey to "other realities" which exist within us. Through the science of quantum physics, Gardiner shows that ancient man was far more advanced than we previously believed. The author actually undergoes his own experiments to prove the point.

Is there a universal frequency so perfect that it allows the mind to travel into other realms? Did our ancestors know of this special harmony? How does all this relate now to the holographic universe and the concept of quantum entanglement? Does the Great Pyramid hold a real secret to the quantum realm? Are there ancient methods of healing here that would benefit mankind?

In an all encompassing work, the author uses the science of the day in conjunction with the most ancient of teachings bringing them into the current day reality. We see the wonders of the ancients in their incredible buildings, built for a unique method of travel; we spot clues to the very real Atlantis and we come to our own end and discover a new beginning. Will anybody be able to say that they no longer believe in an after life? Will anybody say that there is not more to life than meets the physical eye?

Philip Gardiner is the best selling author of several books, including Gnosis: The Secret of Solomon's Temple Revealed and The Ark, The Shroud and Mary. He has appeared on hundreds of international radio and television programs as well as documentaries including Freemasonry for the Discovery Channel.

Rating : - Mysteries magazine review
Philip Gardiner has already proved himself well-equipped to handle the philosophical implications of his theories in several books on esoteric topics, and this latest DVD is no exception. Exploring versions of the great beyond, from multiple cultures and perspectives--and linking them together with the intangible threads of quantum theory--Gardiner concludes that neither is as remote as we once imagined, nor as fearful.
The DVD's five-minute opening seems a bit incongruous with its bluesy background music and sepia-toned scenes inside a blurry cave, but eventually it settles down into something more coherent, following images of stars and galaxies trickling down to the smallest, least definable particles of matter, a macrocosmos spewing out the essence of life in miniature and recycling its contents in an endless dance. From these images, Gardiner delves into the concept of the "gateway," the underworld where the heroes of Celtic legend rest, or a passage to another consciousness, or even the parallel universes predicted in a quantum-ruled universe.
As divergent as these all might seem, they all offer hope, a bolster against the uncertainty of life and the possibilities of a better existence in the hereafter. Gardiner sees this universal trait as the origin of consciousness and of all religion. Moreover, throughout history, certain symbols and harmonies have woven their way through our consciousness, and their universality testifies to their ability to transport our minds and spirits.
A fascinating reassessment of history in light of one of science's most pondered and least-understood fields, Gateways to the Otherworld makes for compelling viewing.
--Richard Mackenzie
Mysteries Magazine issue #20