The Star Mirror: The Extraordinary Discovery of the True Reflection Between Heaven and Earth

by Mark Vidler

At the dawn of the new millennium the brightest stars of the sky are coming into unprecedented alignments with the highest mountains on earth and forming mirror images with sacred sites around the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0722537204
• ISBN13: 9780722537206
• Release Date: January 2000
• Publisher: Thorsons Publishers
• Length: 270 Pages
• Weight: 1.20 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 6.3" x 9.5"

Customer Reviews

Astronomical Megalithic Genius

The Star Mirror By Mark Vidler, Thorsons, 1998 HarperCollins; New Ed edition,1999 ISBN: 0722539045 Review by Dr. Colette M. Dowell Mark Vidler has uniquely discovered and combined elements to demonstrate how apexes of specific sacred sites, mountains and geographical sites create and direct a straight line alignment pointing to the most brilliant stars grouped in particular constellations following the sky path or meridians of the corresponding parallels on Earth. Vidler has also found a pattern of geometrical Isosceles triangles expressed both in the brilliant star patterns in the sky and our world's most highest peaks and most significant ancient sacred sites. When the celestial grid is superimposed on the Earth grid their geometric patterns correspond to each other as if they are reflecting one another or, in other words, mirroring each other. This is where Vidler deduces his Earth/Star mirror theory. He uses the straight line alignments of strategic points, angles and apexes on Earth, sacred sites and monuments, and follows their direction into the sky to see where their path may lead. He inevitably always finds the alignments point to the most brilliant stars in our night sky and that Isosceles triangles are displayed throughout the geometry expressed by both the layout of the surrounding stars, and the corresponding geography or ancient structures here on Earth. As above, so below. With the use of a Sky Map computer program he has figured stellar coordinates and their relationship to specific terrestrial sites dating from 2450 BC up towards the 22nd century. He rigorously plots his coordinates and often works within 1/50th of a degree in error. Sometimes out of curiosity he rotates the stellar precession 30 degrees forward and still finds the reflective Star/Mirror relationship with constellations and sacred sites. He combines these findings with ancient myths, texts and murals, and presents the possibility that ancient peoples could predict celestial events of significant value which, are important to humankind to understand as they may be precursors to either great sociological spiritual awareness, or intense cataclysmic cycles. Vidler's studies are global and he shows the congruency between other cultures' legends, sacred sites and geographical aspects to stellar alignments and triangular geometry. Chinese pyramids, Mayan temples, North American Indian mounds and many other global sites reflect directly back to the sky's most brilliant stars. He shows how the ancient mound of Silbury Hill and the ancient ditch and stone circle of Avebury, located in the Wiltshire District of England, depicts an eye and that the star Eltanim, the most brilliant star of the constellation of Draco and known as the eye of the dragon, directly mirrors these sites during specific times of the stellar precession. He concludes that this is indeed a fact: that the Earth and sky mirror each other and the ancients knew this and left behind a form of straig

Pyramids and stars have a lot in common...

By accounting for the precession of the equimoxes, Vidler has made some amazing correlations between pyramids, mountains, and stars. Maybe even more amazing is the hard-to- believe but hard-to-ignore notion that our ancestors who built the Great Pyramid, whoever they are, were telling us they knew a lot more about astromomy than we have ever given them credit for. Well-written, lots of diagrams and excellent color pictures. This book ties together some of themes that Zachariah Sitchin has discussed.

The Star Mirror-Shining a light from the past

Can anything new be said about the Pyramids at Giza? Can we know anything new at all about Stonehenge? Yes! Mark Vidler's new book has advanced some fascinating correlations between the highest points on the planet and the constellations of the night sky. And here are our old Egyptian friends again, teasing us with their enigmatic 'grins' across time. But now at last we have some real science to use toward the ancient goal of unlocking the purpose of Earth's ancestor's obsession with the meanings of the stars. All of this comes not one minute too soon if Mr. Vidler is correct, we are in for incredible revelations soon! 2450 BC and 2000Ad seem to be connected in a powerful celestial play and we get front row seats! I don't want to reveal the whole plot, but let me leave you with this tid-bit. Someone, somewhere has shown us the whole story right from the first moment of creation and the finger on the page seems to be even bigger than any notion of a master architect I myself could have ever envisioned!