I’ve done a number of Da Vinci Code events recently, some of which I recorded. The audio files are now available online for a limited period (as new material becomes available, older material will be kicked out).
The first is from an event in London which includes some material on Leonardo and on the supposedly factual Priory of Sion. Dan Brown claims that its history goes back to 1099, but in reality it only goes as far back as 1956 when it was started by a convicted fraudster Pierre Plantard.
The second is from an event in Whiteparish, Wiltshire, and includes material on spirituality in The Da Vinci Code – in particular the quest for the sacred feminine and goddess spirituality. You can read my article on this on CultureWatch.
These posts may be related:
- The Da Vinci Code – more audio I’ve now added the recordings of Wednesday evening’s events at Above Bar Church, Southampton, which I shared with David Couchman of Focus. I talked about the appeal of The...
- And more on The Da Vinci Code I neglected to inform the world that my recording of a Men’s Breakfast at King’s Community Church, Hedge End (Southampton) is now available. It didn’t seem to be the...
- Getting Da Vinci-ed out! I’m beginning to feel like I’ve overdosed on Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code. Hardly suprising I guess since it’s been such a huge bestseller since publication and especially...
- More audio I ran out of time for preparing more Da Vinci Code audio for my site. I may put up a more recent one when the DVD comes out later...
