The True Celtic Language and The Stone Circle of Rennes-les-Bains

by Henri Boudet

Selon H. Boudet, les racines d'une langue cachée ou perdue se trouvaient dissimulées dans les noms géographiques et les mots d'usage quotidien. Il pensait que cette langue perdue était en fait la racine de toutes les langues parlées par les humains. L'ouvrage rassemble ses différentes études étymologiques et ses comparaisons détaillées en phonétique.

310 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2008

Reviews

[Fiona Robson]

Following my OBSESSION with the secret of Rennes-le-Chateau, I have always been DYING to read this book, so was overjoyed to find an English translation of it! I guess it didn't make too much sense, considering it's supposed to be written completely in code and the fact there is no such stone circle at Rennes-les-Bains! But ... taken at face value it seemed almost like Ignatius Donnelly's "Atlantis" theory, that a civilisation spread their language, culture etc. across the world. Also, the way the "Circle" is described also reminded me of some of the geometric mapping carried out by David Wood in his "Geneset" and "Genisis" books, so I'm not convinced that some of it can't be taken on face value. I read this all in one sitting and would love to have a TARDIS to meet Henri Boudet and quiz him about the whole thing!