The Sacred Names of the Most High are included here to prepare us to think and work on many levels so we can create a holistic unity that reaches from the Universal to the DNA wave forms within us. The combination of the Names with music opens our mind to visualizing a cosmic frontier and thinking non-locally. The music invites us to enter into the companionship of the Divine as we sing the Names with the angelic orders of the Erelim, Cherubim, Seraphim (Keys of Enoch®: Key 303) and feel the joy of being in orchestration and devotion as we move into the next phase of our spiritual ascension.

J.J. Hurtak beautifully chants the Sacred Names in a rich and powerful voice that along with the other voices form a majestic angelic choir that is quite moving and is further enhanced, or should I say entranced, by Steven’s celestial keyboard arrangements. -Michael Diamond

View the four minute Sacred Names Sacred Codes music video:

In recent years the number of albums being released which center on devotional singing, chanting mantras, kirtan, etc. has been on the rise. This is a good indication that more and more spiritual seekers are looking to sound and music that goes beyond entertainment, and which can be used as a tool for inner attunement. “Sacred Name Sacred Codes” by Drs. J.J. Hurtak and Desiree Hurtak, which features a musical soundtrack well known new age music pioneer and sound healer Steven Halpern is a new entry into this genre, although based on very ancient teachings.

The album opens with a track called “Prologue,” set to Steven’s ethereal synthscape, along with soft female voices chanting the Divine Name of YHWH. This creates serene and sacred backdrop for an introduction and invocation, first by J.J. Hurtak and then by Desiree Hurtak speaking of the power of Sacred Language and its relationship to our Higher Self, the blueprint of our DNA, and more. Following this are 9 tracks of the Sacred Names chanted in Hebrew.

J.J. Hurtak beautifully chants the Sacred Names in a rich and powerful voice that along with the other voices form a majestic angelic choir that is quite moving and is further enhanced, or should I say entranced, by Steven’s celestial keyboard arrangements. Some tracks are more predominately female vocals, while some are more male focused, as well as those, which blend together like yin and yang. The album is beautifully recorded and produced, capturing the deeply spiritual intention of the project.

The CD comes with an informative 12-page booklet that delves into the science and metaphysics behind this music. I will say that this is not casual reading and can be quite deep in places. While “Sacred Name Sacred Codes” can be esoteric to some, for those who feel the calling and find resonance within, it is a profound and divinely inspired tool for spiritual transformation.

Read Michael Diamond’s full review at Music and Media Focus: Sacred Name Sacred Codes by Drs. J.J. Hurtak & Desiree Hurtak with Steven Halpern

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A New Historic Perspective
By Antara Brandner

 
History books record the life of the Mayans who built massive pyramids, waterways and cities and gave us mathematical ciphers of astronomy. This provocative documentary suggests, however, that the skillful boundaries of the Mayans also pushed deeply into North America where they led countless expeditions in trade and influenced the names of villages, sacred art, and even temple building.  Social scientists, linguists and archaeologists, Dr. J.J. Hurtak, Dr. Desiree Hurtak, cultural historians Dr. Will Goins, Richard Thornton, and Mayan Elder Antonio Oxte provide persuasive insight of the times and images on the wider range of the Mayans who could be called “the frontier people” of a great civilization covering not only Central America but a large portion of what came to be the USA in North America!

DVD: Running Time 43:37 min.

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