Adrian Gilbert
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Adrian Gilbert is a bestselling British
United Kingdom
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 author and independent publisher who lives in England
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. His books are centred around investigations into ancient Esoteric knowledge and religious Mysteries
Sacred Mysteries
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.

He attended the University of Kent
University of Kent
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 at Canterbury. After travels to the Middle East
Middle East
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 he came to work in publishing and then Computer Programming
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. He returned to publishing in 1986 and afterwards setting up his own company Solos Press in 1991 to specialize in the publication of books concerning Gnosticism
Gnosticism
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, Christian mysticism
Christian mysticism
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 and Hermetic
Hermeticism
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 Philosophy
Philosophy
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. He is mainly known for his book The Orion Mystery which was co-authored by Robert Bauval
Robert Bauval
Robert Bauval is an author, lecturer, and Ancient Egypt researcher, best known for his Orion Correlation Theory.-Early life:...

 in 1994.

Works

  • The Cosmic Wisdom Beyond Astrology (1991)
  • The Orion Mystery (with Robert Bauval
    Robert Bauval
    Robert Bauval is an author, lecturer, and Ancient Egypt researcher, best known for his Orion Correlation Theory.-Early life:...

    ) (1994)
  • The Mayan Prophecies (1995)
  • Magi (1996)
  • The Holy Kingdom (with Alan Wilson and Baram Blackett) (1998)
  • Signs in the Sky (2000)
  • The New Jerusalem (2002)
  • The End of Time (2006)
  • London: A New Jerusalam (2010)
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