The Druid Code: Magic, Megaliths and Mythology

by Thomas Sheridan

The Druid Code sets out to examine the wider concept of magic and mythology being utilised as an early form of social psychoanalysis by the druids, and how magic theory developed from this. How this evolution of ritual magic, eventually made its way into Folklore, Witchcraft and Freemasonry. From the proto-shamanic world of the megalith builders, to lost civilisations of the Atlantic fringe, along with the continual changes and challenges to the human experience in the face of traumatic cultural upheaval, the druids, along with their legacy, have played a far more influential role than has been previously acknowledged. The Druid Code utilises mythology connected to sacred sites. Developing a bidirectional conduit back through time, to reveal what took place in 2500BC. A shift in human consciousness that was to make humans what we are today. From Atlantis to Alchemy, you will never see history in the same way ever again. Comprehensively Illustrated - 282 Pages

Genres: History, Nonfiction

282 pages, Paperback

Published July 27, 2016

Reviews

[Simon · Rating 5 out of 5]

A fascinating journey into the world of Ireland's and Britain's ancient pasts. Well written, great use of illustration. Some well thought out theories on the purpose and use of the megaliths and you come away after reading, with a desire to get out there and experience these places for yourself.

[Craig Bruce · Rating 5 out of 5]

Highly recommended. Really inspiring, insightful and interesting. Makes me want to get out and visit the megalithic sites myself. Fans of Joseph Campbell and Carl Jung will enjoy this. I hope he creates a follow up on the same subject in the future.