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The lines of Nazca, as well as the animal and plant geoglyphs associated with them, are amongst the most mysterious ancient works of pre-Colombian Peru, and in fact the world. Far less famous perhaps than the pyramids of Giza in Egypt, or Stonehenge in England, they do fit into the […]

The ancient mythology of the ancient Greeks spoke of times thousands of years earlier when mythical beings with great powers were part of the cultural landscape. In ancient Greek lore the islands within and lands around the Mediterranean Sea were populated with Centaurs, Cyclops, Gorgons, Minotaur, Hydra, Sirens and many […]

For August 2014 Author of the Month please welcome back Thomas Razzeto. Thomas’s work, research and insights into the meaning of enlightenment and consciousness are truly thought provoking and groundbreaking. Join Thomas for the online discussion during August at the AoM Message Boards Introduction My most passionate plea is for […]

During the last year I was told by a number of people, among them a few friends, that in their opinion I was focusing too much on negative information concerning world affairs. In their comments I sensed an attempt to “rescue” me from drowning in evil while trying to expose […]

You can take a scientist to knowledge, but you can’t make him THINK! I use the male pronoun for a scientist quite deliberately and you might see why in a moment…) This article is a tribute and celebration of the work of Elaine Morgan, who is sadly no longer with […]

We have decided that instead of publishing these four articles separately, it would serve a better purpose if they were presented together. The reason for doing so is simple, these articles as a collective describe in detail what is arguably the most important archaeological site in Australia. It has been […]

We have decided that instead of publishing these four articles separately, it would serve a better purpose if they were presented together. The reason for doing so is simple, these articles as a collective describe in detail what is arguably the most important archaeological site in Australia. It has been […]

We have decided that instead of publishing these four articles separately, it would serve a better purpose if they were presented together. The reason for doing so is simple, these articles as a collective describe in detail what is arguably the most important archaeological site in Australia. It has been […]

We have decided that instead of publishing these four articles separately, it would serve a better purpose if they were presented together. The reason for doing so is simple, these articles as a collective describe in detail what is arguably the most important archaeological site in Australia. It has been […]

What is ‘eternal knowledge’? Sir Isaac Newton, father of modern science, referred to eternal knowledge as “prisca sapientia”, and others, such as Aldous Huxley, as the ‘perennial philosophy’. They believed that there are certain kinds of spiritual and scientific knowledge that have always existed. Bronze Age city cultures that first […]