"The recent recovery, translation and release of some of the oldest known Hebrew texts offers additional support for the argument that the name YHVH is, in fact, the name revealed to Moses nearly 3,500 years ago. In addition to the approximately 22,000 fragments of papyrus, animal hide and copper originally pieced together as the Dead Sea Scrolls Library, there are an additional 3,000 fragments that have been catalogued, translated and compiled only recently. These are broken portions of the Scrolls that are so small that they cannot be linked to any one specific document. Nonetheless, they are still part of the extraordinary find of Dead Sea Scrolls. In an effort to create as complete a record as possible, these fragments, identified as 'bits and pieces' by the Scroll scholars themselves, now yield what may become one of the most significant finds of the Dead Sea Library.
"On one of the tiny fragments, with each letter crisp and clear, a single word remains. Surviving the elements of time and nature, preserved exactly as their author carefully crafted each line and curve over 2,000 years ago, the letter bears the unmistakeable form of one word that immediately catches the attention of both the scholar, as well as the casual reader. That single word is the personal name that God used to describe Himself to Moses, the word YHWH." The God Code, page 124, Gregg Braden
Gregg Braden a former earth scientist and aerospace computer systems designer (projects included the MX Peacekeeper missile and the Magellan space probe) is now considered a leading authority on the spiritual philosophy of ancient and indigenous traditions throughout the world. Gregg also features in the Sacred Mysteries Documentary, '2012 The Odyssey' !
His in-depth knowledge of ancient beliefs, including Egyptian, Essene,Native American, and Tibetan, coupled with his background in the hard sciences, has made him a unique bridge between the two worlds.
Although to Gregg there is no separation between science and spirituality, he easily moves between both worlds to honor the language of both the scientist and the visionary. His travels into remote mountain villages, monasteries, and temples of times past afford him the opportunity to bring their secrets to the forefront of our lives today.
The enthusiastic reception of his books -- Awakening to Zero Point: The Collective Initiation, Walking Between the Worlds: The Science of Compassion, and most recently The Isaiah Effect: The Lost Science of Prayer and Prophecy -- have made him a well-known international figure and a popular guest and keynote speaker for conferences, expos, and media specials worldwide.
His in-depth knowledge of ancient beliefs, including Egyptian, Essene,Native American, and Tibetan, coupled with his background in the hard sciences, has made him a unique bridge between the two worlds.
Although to Gregg there is no separation between science and spirituality, he easily moves between both worlds to honor the language of both the scientist and the visionary. His travels into remote mountain villages, monasteries, and temples of times past afford him the opportunity to bring their secrets to the forefront of our lives today.
The enthusiastic reception of his books -- Awakening to Zero Point: The Collective Initiation, Walking Between the Worlds: The Science of Compassion, and most recently The Isaiah Effect: The Lost Science of Prayer and Prophecy -- have made him a well-known international figure and a popular guest and keynote speaker for conferences, expos, and media specials worldwide.
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