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Bibhu Dev Misra focuses on the Mahabharata’s account of the cataclysmic submergence of the fabled Indian city of Dwaraka, tracing it against the Hindu Yuga cycle, and Bronze Age archaeology and geology.  Dwaraka: The Golden City of Krishna The ancient Indian epic, the Mahabharata, relates that the brother-deities Krishna and […]

It is with great pleasure that we introduce our Author of the Month for October, Dr. Gabor Maté, with his new book, In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts.  Countering prevailing notions of addiction as either a genetic disease or an individual moral failure, Dr. Maté presents an eloquent case that addiction–all […]

In the first part of her two part study on the mysterious Kolbrin ‘Book of Gleanings’, Yvonne Whiteman investigates the possible historical origins of the mysterious ‘Sons of God’ and ‘Daughters of ‘Men’ that appear in Old Testament books as well as in the Kolbrin.  ‘And it came to pass, […]

It is with pleasure that we welcome Laird Scranton, AoM September, with his eighth book in a series on ancient cosmology and language, Decoding Maori Cosmology. Scranton shows not only how cosmological concepts and linguistic roots that began at Göbekli Tepe are evident in Maori cosmology and language, but also […]

It is with pleasure that we welcome Hugh Newman, contributor to Megalith: Studies In Stone as our Author of the Month for August. Hugh discovers some of the world’s oldest examples of stone circles in remote and unlikely places, as well as seemingly shared ancient building techniques and traditions from around […]

Denisovan DNA was first detected in 2010. Since then, questions have multiplied and mysteries have deepened. Who were these people? What were they like? To what extent do they fit in with our story of human evolution? On the contrary, could the evidential trail left by the Denisovans rewrite parts […]

We are excited to warmly welcome our AoM June, creator of The Human Love Story, Matt Hopwood, to our community this month.  Matt’s messages of enduring love and human kindness offer welcome support in the tumultuous theatre of experience that is life. There is something here for everyone.  “This is a beautiful […]

Scott Creighton builds on evidence offered in The Great Pyramid Hoax, causing the conventional explanation for the origin of the Great Pyramid to seem all the more untenable.  In 1765 the British consul to Algiers, Nathaniel Davison, discovered a hidden chamber directly above the King’s Chamber of the Great Pyramid of […]

From which place, Manco Cápac saw a stone cairn, which was close to the site of the present day Monastery of Santo Domingo of Cusco, and showing it to his brother Ayar Auca, he said to him: “Brother! Do you remember that we arranged between us that you should take […]

It is with pleasure that we welcome our Author of the Month for May, Chris Bennett, who explores the role of cannabis in consciousness and history in a groundbreaking and original work. “Bennett has done it again. Going right to the primary sources, he has produced an extraordinary volume outlining […]