(Ebook) Day of the Fish by Shannon Dorey ISBN 9780995040588, 0995040583

(Ebook) Day of the Fish by Shannon Dorey ISBN 9780995040588, 0995040583

According to the Dogon, the amphibious alien beings known as Nummo were the ancestors of humanity. In Day of the Fish, Dorey reveals that these hermaphroditic beings, who were identified with the sacred feminine, were the Goddesses known to the people of Old Europe. After many years of studying the Dogon religion, Dorey has uncovered the mystery behind its symbols, symbols which she believes are from the world's first religion, and which are found throughout the ancient world. She follows the Dogon religious symbols from Old Europe to Japan and from Australia to the Americas to reveal the lost history of humanity.Dorey believes that the Dogon religion is important to the world because it is so complex that anyone studying it can see that the truth has always existed there. It is not something that was recently manufactured to provide a science fiction spin to reality. This is a must read for anyone wanting to turn back time and discover the roots of human civilization.The Dogon religion is the mystery religion that she maintains was stamped out in most places of the world by the Inquisition and the Roman Catholic Church. Dorey believes that it is important for everyone to know about this religion because there is a spiritual component to it that needs to be explored and understood. Dorey feels that current theories that perpetuate falsehoods about history, do not prepare humanity for the future.Shannon Dorey is a Canadian author and historian best known for her research on the African Dogon people. She has written four books and numerous articles analyzing the symbols found in the Dogon religion, which are based on alien beings, genetics and astrophysics. Using the work of ethnographers Marcel Griaule and Germaine Dieterlen, who recorded the religion beginning in the 1930s, Dorey presents a picture of an ancient religion that was once known around the world.Dorey has spent the last 24 years of her life researching and writing about the African Dogon religion…