7 Fires

by Diana Berry

Through a series of unusual serendipitous events, Bearcloud discovers secrets about the pyramids that have lain dormant for 5000 years. Bends in the walkways, drops in passages, shafts that dead end, unusual chambers with no sarcophagus, have eluded Archeologists, Egyptologists, philosophers, and scholars for millenniums as they probed their corridors seeking treasures and their secrets. Bearcloud discovers they are part of a hidden star language very similar to his own ancient traditions. As a result, not only does he expose the purpose behind these strange components but is able to explain them through his own traditions. In this spellbinding adventure, a vision comes to Bearcloud of an unusual symbol. He discovered it’s an obscure ancient symbol from his ancestors of 7000 years ago. In the vision he sees the stone slowly uncovered by the winds of a desert familiar to him. When he journeys there, anomalies and strange events occur. A few years later that same symbol appears in

440 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 2010

Reviews

[Julian · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow! What a beautiful book. I was lead to this book through synchronistic events, similar to events that Bearcloud writes about and experiences throughout the book. His message is extremely compelling, linking crop circles, sacred geometry, and native american knowledge in incredible ways that deepen as you go further into the book.
It's not a light read, as at times you have to really stop and think and process what's been said, and many parts include complex geometrical concepts that make me feel like I'm reading a highschool textbook. In the end, it always comes back to a personal level, making the more intellectual parts relevant on to me and my life.
The interactions between Bearcloud, his friends, his visits to Egypt and England, and his visions and intuitions carry the book forward. I'm glad to know that there are people out there like Bearcloud, truly open-minded individuals and willing to follow the winds wherever they lead.
The way he approaches symbolism, and the way he decodes Egypt and crop circles is refreshing. Unlike most who try to pin down a symbol and explain its meaning, Bearcloud shows different levels of symbols, and approaches them as infinite in nature, always able to reveal more when you look deeper. I also believe that his interpretation of the symbols is spot on, and resonates with what I've understood as well.
A few times, I found myself doubting a connection he was making, but my patience is rewarded as he went deeper into it and revealed more connections and meaning that solidified his explanation.
To date, I haven't come across a better explanation of the meaning and sacred geometry of the pyramids, crop circles, and the strong connection between the two.