Temple of love

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An adventurous journey from the stone circle of Almendes in Portugal to the temples of Malta unfolds as a new hologram of history. Guided by her mediumistic talent, Sabine Lichtenfels demonstrates what it means to travel in full trust of divine guidance. The temples of Malta serve as antennas to the past, transmitting vivid descriptions and images of the culture that built them. This insight reveals a highly developed, fulfilling, and sensual life, challenging the notion that primitive people were merely wielding axes. At the heart of this advanced culture was a deep care for all living beings, with Eros and mutual joy between genders held sacred. They embraced a communal existence, free from private property and separation, viewing the woman's body as akin to the earth—nourishing and life-giving. Their religion celebrated life itself, from dawn's first light to the twinkling stars at night. For thousands of years, their non-violent society thrived on gender friendship. This glimpse into the past inspires the author to envision a humane future, advocating for the recreation of the temple of love through modern knowledge and practical life in model communities, aiming for a world without war.