All posts by Walter Cruttenden

The autumnal equinox is the hour hand that tells us what time it is in the Great Year. Just as we can tell the hour of the day by noticing how high or low the sun is in the sky so do we tell time in the 24,000-­‐year precession cycle […]

We are both pleased and honored to feature as September 2012 Author of the Month, researcher and writer Walter Cruttenden. Walter’s research into what we observe on Earth as the precession of the equinox, has opened the door to new possibilities for the explanation to an astronomical phenomenon that has […]

AUTHOR-OF-THE-MONTH FEATURE FOR DISCUSSION ON OUR AUTHOR-OF-THE-MONTH MESSAGE BOARD IN SEPTEMBER 2007 This will be one of the topics of conversation at the upcoming "Conference on Precession and Ancient Knowledge" to be held this October 6-7, at the University of California, San Diego. Speakers include Graham Hancock, Walter Cruttenden, Robert […]