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Introduction In early civilisations the planet Venus was bestowed with such great attention that its appearance in the sky is somewhat exaggerated. Jupiter, for example, is almost as bright as Venus, yet it was less regarded in prehistoric times.  However, in the earthly firmament, Venus is the most luminous of the seven planets […]

Synopsis The Big Dipper (Saptarishi Mandala) has been intricately tied to Indian culture for millennia. This article attempts to show how it has been seen by Indians, who hold it in deep veneration. This would be in terms of star tales, a calendar, and even what eventually evolved into the […]

We warmly welcome Marco Vigato, author of Empires of Atlantis, as our featured author for April. Drawing on extensive ancient and modern sources and his exploration of hundreds of archaeological sites, Marco investigates the historical and geological reality of Atlantis, its rise and its fall. In his book, he traces the […]

Note from the Author: The enigmatic Kolbrin contains alongside its Celtic records six ancient Egyptian books, the remnants of scrolls written or copied by scribes from much earlier writings whose provenance has not yet been proven. Most people dismiss the books as forgeries. I am convinced that their core material is […]

Introduction In the two previous articles we discussed the passage of a dwarf star, we called it the Red Sun, through the planetary system. In this article, we will put forward an analysis that focuses on the destruction of the fifth planet, Tiamat. The destruction of the fifth planet becomes […]

Watch Ancient Greece Revisited on YouTube We warmly welcome Michael Michailidis and Adamantios Petritsis, creators of the YouTube channel Ancient Greece Revisited, as our featured authors for March. On Ancient Greece Revisited, Michael and Adamantios bring to life a vision of Greece that goes against the British Hellenists’ version, that was drained […]

Was there a secret tradition of psychedelics in medieval Christianity? Can evidence of this tradition be identified in the presence of psilocybe mushrooms in Christian art? These questions are a hot topic of debate within psychedelic academia. On grahamhancock.com, we have provided a platform for this debate between Dr. Jerry B. […]

Was there a secret tradition of psychedelics in medieval Christianity? Can evidence of this tradition be identified in the presence of psilocybe mushrooms in Christian art? These questions are a hot topic of debate within psychedelic academia. On grahamhancock.com, we have provided a platform for this debate between Dr Jerry […]

My goal in this miniseries on Near-Death Experiences and the afterlife has been to explore what lies beyond this mortal world with the eyes of a detective peering into historical NDEs and personal accounts from Norse people and Indigenous tribesmen to ancient Greeks and Egyptians. I suggest reading these first […]

We warmly welcome Tom Hatsis, author of The Witches’ Ointment, as one of our featured authors for February. Tom’s book reveals the untold history of medieval entheogenic ointments. Examining 15th Century trial records of witches, alchemists, folk healers and heretics and detailing dozens of medieval psychoactive recipes and formulas, Tom explores […]