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The Nummo: The Truth About Human Origins

by Shannon Dorey

318 pages; quality trade paperback (softcover); contains colour and black and white images; catalogue #06-1790; ISBN 1-4251-0033-3; US$29.99, C$29.99, EUR20.49, £15.48

The ancient Dogon religion, which talks of *purely spiritual* fishtailed aliens, teaches us the truth about Mary Magdalene, the Merovingians, the Arthurian Legends, the Freemasons and The Book of Kells.

Dorey’s research shows the African Dogon religion to be the oldest mythology in the world. It existed in Africa long before humans migrated to other areas. When humans left Africa for other continents, they took their religion with them. Fragments of the Dogon religion exist all over the world. In The Nummo, Dorey shows how the ancient Dogon religion teaches us the truth about Mary Magdalene, the Merovingians, the Arthurian Legends, the Masonic Society and The Book of Kells. She reveals how the Dogon religion focuses on immortality because the key spiritual figures in the religion, known as Nummo, were immortal. According to the Dogon, these fish and serpent like beings came to Earth from another star system. When they died and were reborn they could remember their previous existence. According to the Dogon in the beginning of human existence, immortality was the norm and time, as we know it, was irrelevant. Dorey explains why the Dogon religion was kept secret and why humanity had to discover the truth on their own. Dorey unravels this amazing mystery revealing a truth that is as equalling disturbing as it is enlightening.

The Nummo is Shannon Dorey’s second book on the Dogon religion. Her first book, The Master of Speech was published in 2002. Dorey is a graduate of Trent University in Peterborough, Ontario where she studied English, History and mythology. Her interests were expanded into religious studies after studying the New Testament at the University of Windsor in 1991. She began her writing career as a journalist and still continues writing articles for various online publications. She makes her home in Elora, Ontario, Canada.

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