Ascension Keepers

William Henry guides us through the history, beliefs, and practices of the mysterious order of Essenes, who made it their mission to bring perfection to the world. In the years, 200-300 BC a new mystical movement arose weaving together multiple spiritual practices to teach people how to ascend to heaven. Their teachings came to be considered heretical by the ruling orders and were lost for ages until the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered. Now, the teachings of the Essenes are spreading across the world.

At the heart of many forbidden mystical orders, such as the Essenes, Gnostics, and Cathars, is the belief of the divine feminine as a force which can guide the soul to ascension. These lost teachings were embedded in ancient temples and sacred tools, which were destroyed as these traditions were declared forbidden. William Henry recovers this lost wisdom by accounting for the items that have been purged from history, recovering their original use, and rebuilding the ancient spiritual practices that venerate the mother of the gods.

The great perfection the Essenes sought is found in Buddhist teachings of the rainbow light body and reflected in the words of Jesus. William Henry takes us into the ascension academy of Alexandria where the magi taught how humans can open holes in space and ascend into heaven as beings of light. These teachings, though forbidden, found their way into the mystery teachings of Pythagoras, Buddhism, Judaism and Christianity as subtle metaphors to be decoded by those privy to these mysteries.