2010-02-01 21:43:17 - Hidden mysteries conference takes place July 2-5 at Omni Shoreham Hotel, includes guest speakers and real-life DC lost symbols and national treasure tours

HOLLYWOOD – NightVision Productions, organizer of the first annual Esoterikon hidden mysteries conference, has unveiled the first group of guest speakers who promise to make the event not only groundbreaking, but revelatory.

Executive producer René Barnett comes from a film and TV background where, she says, “We use night vision photography to illuminate what’s hidden in the dark, and that’s the purpose of Esoterikon 2010--to shed new light on secrets that have been suppressed for hundreds, or thousands, of years.”

The event runs July 2-5 at the Omni Shoreham Hotel in Washington D.C., and will feature bestselling authors and researchers such as Margaret Starbird, author and leading researcher into the marriage of Jesus and Mary Magdalene, and the Rev. Lionel Fanthorpe, Anglican

priest and a premier author and researcher in the so-called Bloodline and Rennes-le-Chateau mysteries.

Also onboard for the Independence weekend conference is English adventurer and author, Ben Hammott, discoverer of the tomb of treasures in SW France and featured in the critically acclaimed film, “Bloodline” which Barnett produced under her company banner, 1244 Films. Hammott will reveal how he cracked into the mind of a long-dead French priest to decipher clues and symbols leading to 1st Jerusalemite articles and heretical messages in a buried chest.

Barnett promises: “Other speakers already slated and who’ll be announced over the next weeks will reveal new research and archeological discoveries which blow the lid off accepted history.”

The rest of the lineup will be revealed in coming weeks, including presenters who will break news of new discoveries in America which appear to tie back not only to the European medieval mysteries but also to 1st CE Jerusalem and to the pre-Columbus arrival of the Knights Templar to America.

“We’ve been saying from the start that this is not your mother’s hidden mysteries conference,” Barnett says. “and the lineup of guests and guest speakers will take this entire field to new, unexplored levels.”

Esoterikon 2010 will also include a tour of Masonic symbolism and architecture in the Washington, D.C. area, a screening of Barnett’s 2008 film Bloodline, and other events which guarantee Esoterikon to be a unique and unforgettable experience.