Lost links of Buddhism: list of illustrated texts

As an unexpected and unplanned exploration of archeological objects in Europe continued, baffling details became clear. Cultural and intellectual links between objects, not only separated by thousands of kilometres – but also made centuries apart – became visible that could not be ignored,. The thread that appeared went beyond personal knowledge or preference: the original history of Europe was  forgotten and misinterpreted.

The key to relink Europe’s past to the truth is found in the numbers.There was one undisputed series of numbers that was used repeatedly, the combinations are too odd and too complex to be imagined. The meaning of the numbers are still known. The numbers are found in the system of meditation of the Buddha, still taught unchanged after more than 2,500 years.

The series of texts were written not as finished products that were prepared for publication, but as an illustrated step-by-step guide that described the exploration as it happened. Instead of answering a few simple questions that was asked by a friend, a path of exploration opened up where each discovery led to the knowledge that helped to understand the next object. The texts appear listed in the chronological order as they were written.

With appropriate editing the texts has the potential to be popular books that rewrite the hidden and forgotten history of Europe. The information is too valuable – by making the information about the Lost Links of Buddhism in Europe available it will hopefully inspire others to investigate their own heritage with open eyes. The objects were made by advanced meditators with one purpose only: to help people to discover the truth about themselves so that they will develop the wisdom to find real happiness.

List of available pdf texts that describe Lost Links of Buddhism in Europe