The Seven Steps to Mercy: Cracking the Shakespeare Code: Part 2

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The Seven Steps to Mercy: Cracking the Shakespeare Code: Part 2

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2 Comments to “ The Seven Steps to Mercy: Cracking the Shakespeare Code: Part 2”

Anonymous says :

June 19, 2019 at 12:04 pm

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful

Excellent Amazing Shakespeare program, 12 Oct. 2017

By

Ginny Monroe (.)

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This review is from: The Seven Steps to Mercy: Cracking the Shakespeare Code (Prime Video)

Amazing, Robert Crumpton’s quest to address Shakespeare, as Shakespeare.
If you are into Shakespeare, interested in Shakespeare’s history, or just want to see a $15 million Shakespeare book.
This excellent program by Dr Robert Crumpton is a real must.
Well filmed, and made in interesting locations.
#Masterplayer
Anonymous says :

June 19, 2019 at 12:26 pm

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful

Absolutely Stunning, 17 Mar. 2018

By

J Bailey

This review is from: The Seven Steps to Mercy: Cracking the Shakespeare Code (Prime Video)

Wow. Simply, WOW!

This I know will be hard watching for some, but nevertheless very accessible to all who give it any time or attention.
One is left with an inescapable sense that the information presented in this documentary is entirely valid, and personally I cannot see Shakespeare in the same way as I used to. i.e. A singular enlightened individual who penned the most incredible works.

I am left wondering whether Shakespeare was actually the sole author of the plays and sonnets but was part of the Rosicrucian brotherhood, and colluding with others to hide meaningful codes, cyphers and references in his work; or whether the works of Shakespeare were written by someone else entirely.

But this may be missing the point. The works of Shakespeare present to us a mystery. Literally, they bring us to the the threshold of the mystery that is our selves, our own inner worlds, and they make our inner landscapes more accessible to each of us, and in that regard it does not matter who authored them. However, this mystery of the authorship and it’s deeper significance is also entirely valid, and oh what fun!

I feel that my view of Shakespeare has forever been altered. I have lost sight of an individual from history, and he has been replaced with a bigger and more noble movement of the soul, and a more noble goal of enlightenment in general. Bacon plays a central role in that, and I feel the need now to explore and discover a little more about Bacon, and the Rosicrucians.

WOW. Just watch it, you won’t be disappointed.

The Seven Steps to Mercy: Cracking the Shakespeare Code: Part 2