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ONCE IN A LIFE TIME !!!

UNIQUE MEGALITHIC,

MYSTERY AND ESOTERIC TOUR

OF ISRAEL, PALESTINE AND JORDAN

Option A: February 10 – 18, 2018 (Israel and Palestine, only)

Option B: February 10 – 21, 2018 (Israel, Palestine and

Jordan)

Option C: February 10 – 23, 2018 (Israel, Palestine, Jordan

and Negev Desert)

Discover the secrets and mystic places of Israel, Palestine and

Jordan, off the beaten track

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Israel as a birthplace of:

- Megalithic culture: pyramid, stone circle and standing stones

- All religions and mysticism

- Gods revelation

- Energy lines that cover our Planet

- History of Canaanite, Persians, Phoenicians, Egyptians,

Hebrews, Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, Muslims, Crusaders

and Ottomans in the Near East

Plus, oldest city in the World, Jericho, located in Palestine Territory

and birth place of Jesus, Bethlehem

Plus, Magnificent Petra in Jordan, sacred architecture and energy

points

Plus, beautiful and peaceful Negev desert with surprising megaliths

Option A: 8 days (7 nights) Megalithic mystic tour of Israel

and Palestine

Option B: 11 days (10 nights) Tour of Israel, Palestine and

Jordan

Option C: 13 days (12 nights) Tour of Israel, Palestine, Jordan

and Negev Desert in Israel

Few are aware that Israel is considered to be the birthplace of the great

megalithic cultures - those who built the great stone circles of

Stonehenge and Avebury had their example in Israel.

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Israel is also the birthplace of all religions and mysticism, the place of

Gods revelation, and a center for energy lines that cover our Planet.

In this unique tour, we offer you an opportunity to discover the secret

and mystic places of Israel, off the beaten track, with emphasis on the

moat ancient cultures and their megalithic remains, those that are known

and those that are not known.

One of the leading experts on esoteric traditions in Israel, Mr. Sc. Zeev

Ben Arie, guides this tour. Co-host is Dr. Sam Osmanagich, Ph.D. who

is a world expert on pyramids and ancient megalithic cultures. They are

aided by local guide in Petra.

Zeev Ben Arie

Leading guide in Israel focused in

mysticism, religions and cultures

Dr. Sam Osmanagich

Author of the book “Unexpected

Archaeological Locations in Israel and

Palestine”

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Itinerary

Day 1 (Saturday, February 10, 2018) – Arrival

Arrival in Israel. Transfer to the Galilee, a place of peace and beauty, where Jesus

lived. Accommodation in a beautiful kibbutz guesthouse, introductory lecture on

the mysteries of Israel and megalithic sites in the world by Dr. Sam Osmanagich.

Day 2 – Megaliths of Golan Heights: Rugum Hiri, Gamla Dolmens, Qedesh

In the Golan Heights, we find the earliest stone circle in the world, 150 meters in

diameter with surprising spiritual origin.

Our tour begins by going to Rugum Hiri, a huge stone circle directed towards the

rising of the sun on the longest day of the year. We will meditate in the place and

feel the energies.

From there we will go to Gamla Dolmens, nature reserve. Short meditation at

dolmen.

From Gamla we will drive through the Golan Heights to megalithic Tel Qedesh

Temple

Night in the Galilee.

Rujm-el-Hiri – The Golan Heights

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Day 3 – Galilee: Hazor Temples, Nimrod Fortress and Kefar Nahum

We will start by visiting a 5000-year-old city of Hazor, with huge earth works and

interesting ancient temples, the energy of the place is unique.

We continue with a huge enigmatic fortress hanging above the cliffs, at the foot of

the highest mountain in Israel – Mount Hermon. The local population believes the

place was built by a legendary hero called Nimrod the giant. We will try to

unravel the true story of the place.

From Nimrod Fortress we will descend to the Sea of Galilee and visit the sacred

Christian sites, where Jesus lived and operated. The place of the fish and bread,

Kefar Nahum, Mount of Beatitude.

Overlooking the Sea of Galilee is and extinct volcano – this is the most sacred

place in the world of the Druze sect – a mystic religion claiming for very ancient

origins, starting in Egypt. This is another energy place of Israel.

Night in the Galilee.

Galilee-Capernaum

Day 4 – Acco Citadel and Nazareth

We start the day by visiting Crusaders stronghold Acco (Acre) with impressive

Citadel and opportunity to meditate inside the fortress walls.

We continue with Nazareth, see the place of annunciation, where the word

became flesh.

Night in the Galilee.

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Acco Citadel

Day 5 – Armagedon, Gezer monoliths, Maresha underground cities and

surprising pyramid

We start by visiting another 5000-year-old city, Megiddo, better known as

Armageddon of the Bible. It is here that scientific archeology started 120 years

ago; we will see the temple for the goddess and the impressive remains.

From Megiddo, we will continue to sacred sites on Mount Carmel. It the beginning

of the major energy line of Europe – Saint Michael, that connect many of the

sacred sites and pilgrimage places of Greece, Italy, France and England.

We will continue to Gezer, very ancient city were the first alphabet writings in the

world was found. The archeologists discovered huge Gezer Monoliths which they

can't explain, brought there from far away.

In the afternoon, we will visit the Maresha underground city, built by the ancient

Edomite's, huge underground mysterious spaces, and the nearby caves. We will

end our day by visiting the only known pyramid in Israel at the site of Medras.

Night in Jerusalem.

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Gezer monoliths

Day 6 - Mysteries of Jerusalem

We will start our tour by going up the Temple Mount. For one thousand years,

this was the site of the Jewish Temple, the most important and impressive building

in the entire ancient world. Today it is the site of yet another impressive building –

the Dome of the Rock. We will discuss the reasons of building the Temple at that

exact spot and the consequences of this act. Afterwards we will visit the impressive

archeological excavations of the southern and western walls of the Temple Mount,

and see models and presentations of the Temple in ancient times. Continue to the

City of David – the ancient remains from thousands of years ago

In the afternoon, we will discover the secrets hidden in the architecture and art of

the many churches of Jerusalem reveal esoteric traditions, like those of the

Templars, the Freemasons, and others.

We will start our tour by visiting the holiest place in the world for most Christians:

The Church of the Holy Sepulcher - the place where Jesus was crucified, buried

and resurrected. We will tell about the Holy Grail traditions and the appearance of

the search for the Holy Grail in crusader times.

Evening lecture on First and Second Temple by Zeev.

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Day 7 - Jerusalem and surrounding

We will start the day by walking the Via Dolorosa to the Mount of Olives.

According to all three religions, the promised Messiah will come to Jerusalem at

the end of times from this mountain to the east – a belief that has made the

mountain sacred. We will visit the ascension site that Christians and Muslims

believe is the place of Jesus’ ascension, and some of the other churches on the

mount, that have beautiful panoramic views of the city.

In the afternoon, we will drive to Bethlehem in the Palestinian territories to see

the Church of Nativity and the Israeli story from the other side of the fence.

Night in Jerusalem.

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Day 8 – Mount of Olives, Jericho, river Jordan Baptismal site, Qumran and

Kalia Beach at the Dead Sea

We will start our tour by visiting Mount of Olives in Jerusalem and Chapel of

Ascension to complete the path of Jesus and other prophets.

(Option A: Tour ends here and participants are transferred to Ben Gurion

International Airport in Tel Aviv. Option B and option C continues.)

Since antiquity, the Judean Desert has been a place of refuge for prophets, sages,

mystic sects, hermits and renegades. Here John the Baptist worked, the Essenes

lived, and the Christian monastic movement developed. The canyons and gorges of

the desert conceal many secrets; the lowest place on earth, the Dead Sea, is also a

place of spiritual rebirth.

We will start our tour by visiting Mount of Olives in Jerusalem and Chapel of

Ascension to complete the path of Jesus and other prophets.

From there, visit to Jericho, in the West Bank on Palestinian territory, considered

by many to be the most ancient city on the world – 11,000 years old! Next stop is

River Jordan and Baptismal site – Qaser El Yahud. From there continue to

Qumran – home of the Essenes, a spiritual community of healers and holy people

that lived over 2,000 years ago, who practiced the sacred and secret Jewish

traditions. From amongst the Essenes came John the Baptist. Noon is good time to

bathe at the Kalia Beach (weather permit) and eat lunch at the shores of the Dead

Sea - the lowest place on earth!

In the late afternoon, we will make our way to the Eilan – the southern part of

Israel, beautiful touristic destination on Red Sea.

Night in the Eilan.

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Judean Desert and the Dead Sea

Day 9. – Jordanian desert to Little Petra

On this day, we will make our way across the Jordanian border to Petra – one of

the wonders of this world. Petra was the capital of the Nabateans - mysterious

people who worshipped earth energies and the sky.

We start the journey with visit to southern Jordanian desert, opportunity for camel

ride, rock pictogliphs and relax with the dance at the desert tent.

We will reach Little Petra by afternoon. and start discover the city, there are more

than 700 sites in a large area, but we will concentrate on the main ones, in the

afternoon we will begin with little Petra.

Night in Petra.

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Day 10 - Petra sites

We will start discovering the city, with more than 700 sites in a large area, but we

will concentrate on the main ones and tell the story of the Nabateans and the

Forbidden City.

The day will start by walking through the Sik to the temple of the Hazana, at the

entrance of Petra. From there we will ascend to the altar mountain, one of the

energy points of Petra, and descend to the main street.

After lunch break within Petra we will continue to discover the different sites, see

the Temple of Kos – god of the mountains, the tombs of the kings and the

monastery complex.

Night in Petra.

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Day 11 - Petra

We will continue to discover the different sites, the tombs of the kings and the

Monastery complex.

After lunchtime, we will make our way to Eilat in Israel.

(Option B: From Eliat participants will catch a flight to Tel Aviv and continue

back home. Option C: We continue for the Negev desert.)

Night in the desert guest house.

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Negev desert pictogliphs

Day 12 – Negev desert

Visit to surprising desert megalithic sites. Ancient Nabatean cities, old rock

painting that could be the oldest writing in the world, we will visit the Ramon

Crater, Mount Yeruham megalithic site and The Lost City.

Night in the desert guest house.

Sunset in Negev desert

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Day 13 – Negev desert to Tel Aviv

We will visit the old city of Tel Beer Sheva, a world heritage site and city of

Abraham, ancient Jewish temple and megalithic walls and well in Arad, full day

tour. Drive from desert to Tel Aviv International Airport.

Megalithic water well at Tel Beer Sheva

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Price includes:

Local flight: Eilat - Tel Aviv (Option B)

Accommodation in good guesthouses and/or three star hotels, with breakfast

Dinners

Local Transportation

All entrance fees to archaeological sites, museums and national parks

Petra

Meeting with Sufi mystic

Expert guidance of Zeev Ben Arie and Dr. Sam Osmanagich

Price does not include:

Lunch box, sandwiches or picnic

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Border tax Jordan (approx. 25 euro)

Border tax Israel (approx. 20 euro)

Beverages

Tips in Israel and Jordan: 10 euro per day, to be collected first day.

Medical insurance

Price:

Option A, 8 days (7 nights): € 1.640 per person, based on double occupancy

Addition for single room: € 215

Option B, 11 days (10 nights): € 2.220 per person, based on double occupancy

Addition for single room: € 270

Option C, 13 days (12 nights): € 2.570 per person, based on double occupancy

Addition for single room: € 320

Notes: Price is based on 20 persons. This is exclusive tour with limited number of

participants. Hiking shoes necessary. English language, only. Consult weather

channel before coming for expected temperatures (www.weather.com). Organizers

will try to satisfy gluten-free and vegetarian needs, but holds no responsibility.

Have to have passport valid at least 6 months after entering Israel. These countries

are tourist oriented with several millions of visitors every year. Check before travel

if visa is needed for Israel. Payment terms: 5% discount if paid in full by

November 10, 2017. Full amount needed by January 15, 2018.

Information and registration: irenajarc9@gmail.com

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Petra, group from February 2017

Dance in Jordanian desert tent, group from Fenruary 2017

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Gamla Dolmens, group from February 2017

Camel ride, February 2017

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Testemonies for the tour in February 2017:

“Intense experience”

“I am proud to tell my friends that I visited non-touristic places. And

being guided by two knowledgeable guys was great.”

“Zeev’s knowledge is indescribable. I was very impressed. I will

encourage anyone to join in.”

“Sam, I like your personality, your open mind, your transparency and

your charisma.”

Dr. Sam in Jericho, 11.500 years old city

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“I now have great memories of Israel, Jordan and our group. I am inspired to look up things on the internet which keep the feelings of the trip going. I met some wonderful people and have been invited to Switzerland as a result. Sam and Zeev are too extremely knowledgeable individuals with incredible memories with much information to pass on. They were so kind and helpful if someone was ill and needed special attention or a lift back to the hotel. They are also both lovely guys and are sadly missed. The accommodation on the trip was very good. The food at Inbar kibbutz was out of this world. It was all vegan, delicious in taste texture and beautiful to look at. I am a meat eater and am inspired to try some vegan cooking because of the wonderful tastes and the addition of more variety in my cooking. We had lovely buffets of hot cooked meats, fish and vegetables, salads, olives, houmous and tahini, rice and couscous and much more in other hotels. Our coach drivers were great and so helpful and our Jordan guide was a very cheerful and motivated young man. As for the tour it was so interesting and such a great experience to remember when you are back home. The Galilee, Golan Heights and Jerusalem were such a contrast. Wadi Rum and Petra were really special. This was a holiday of a lifetime for me and it has provided enduring memories.”