The Unknown Babylon - Order of the Grail on Earth

The Unknown Babylon - Order of the Grail on Earth.

One of the most significant cities of antiquity, known for its Hanging Gardens, the Tower of Babel, and its unique people: the Sumerians, strong in spirit and great in culture. Babylon, on the one hand so enchanting, on the other, threatened by the cult of Baal.

Long before it was called Babylon, the unique Sumerian people arose between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, in southern Mesopotamia! For millennia, these people were the most advanced of their time.

The Sumerians developed one of the oldest known forms of writing, cuneiform, as well as advanced knowledge in the fields of public administration, law, astronomy, agriculture, and more. Their advanced culture influenced several civilizations, playing a crucial role in human history.

The Unknown Babylon describes in detail the important Sumerian temples, the four carved human animals, the intriguing Tower of Babel, the ziggurats, and the famous Hanging Gardens with their dawn flowers, which have rightly been designated one of the seven wonders of the ancient world.

Author Roselis von Sass presents both the enchanting face of Babylon, with its festivals and temples, and the beginning of its misfortune, with the arrival of the priests of Baal and the consequent entry of invaders into the country.

Specifications:
- Author: Roselis von Sass
- Publisher: Ordem do Graal na Terra
- ISBN: 85-7279-063-2
- Pages: 304 p. - 2000
- Edition: 3rd ed. - Paperback
- Dimensions: 14.5 x 21.9 cm

About the Author:
Roselis von Sass (1906-1997), born in Austria in 1906, spent her childhood in Europe, where she also completed her studies.

Still young, accompanied by her father, she came to Brazil, settling here permanently. She married and settled in the couple's home on the outskirts of São Paulo. Indeed, her deep attachment to our land and our people became a defining characteristic of this special writer.

Very early on, her sensitive soul learned to discern reality from appearances, and as a child, she discovered that: "It is not the place we are in nor external appearances that make people happy; happiness comes from within, from what human beings feel within themselves."

Everything that happened throughout time was recorded and preserved. Nothing was lost. It can also be said that all human life, beginning millions of years ago, has been filmed and archived until all human destinies are fulfilled in the Law of Justice.

And the author has, as a defining characteristic of her personality, the gift of scrutinizing this past, narrating the grand tapestry of events that have been recorded in the great book of human life.

Her laborious and fruitful life was always guided by "Love." Love for nature and all its creatures; love for human beings; and above all, a profound and faithful love for the Creator.