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Defend in g the HereticsWhile I don’t deem everything that

Sitchin and Gardner write to be 100%gospel either...I do feel that someonewriting about revisionists should atleast refrain from doing some revisingof his own.

Where is it written...that Sitchin’swork rules out the existence of a trulyDivine Creator and God of the Uni-verse that mankind can become at-

tuned to? That man can spiritually as-pire to!When Sitchin was asked if our God

was Enk i and Enli l’s God too... he said“Why of course!” In other words—when we pray to God or achieve spiri-tual awareness and communion withGod...it is w ith the Real God—not w iththe Annunaki ruler our ancestorscalled Enlil and later Jehovah thinkinghe was God. It’s as simple as that!

As far as Gardner’s work goes—itwasn’t Gardner who hunted downJesus’ relatives like dogs and orderedall records of his genealogy destroyed.

It wasn’t Gardner who wrote all of theancient manuscripts that are surfacingto cast aspersions on the revised image of Jesus that the Church produced. The documented evidence iseven there as to when such decisionswere made by the Church. Divine rev- elat ion ? Out of what cabbage patch did the god come that led the earlyChurch Fathers to debate for monthswhether the fruit of the tree of know l-edge was an apple or a tomato? Out ofwhat tree did the god climb that di-vinely revealed the heresy of the no-tion that the earth revolves around the

sun when every god-fearing personknows that everything in the universerevolves around the earth?

Decisions made under the guid- ance of God, my foot!...

Dogma of any kind is not truth, it isonly the best interpretation of truthman can come up with based upon thefacts that are available at the time, it isnot just a matter of fundamentaliststaking a naive viewpoint. It is a matterof what happened when the relativesand followers of Jesus refused to sub-scribe to and endorse the new state re-

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ligion of Rome.The entire history of

Christianity as a religion is

linked dramatically to thehistory of European king-ship and ju st as every coun try wr ites its history books in such a way as to make them ou t to alw ays be the good guy....so has thechurch spent 2000 yearsmaking themselves out tobe the good guy and the de-scendants of Jesus and hisfaithful disciples out t o beliars and heretics. Why? It i seven documented that thedesponsyi..., the heirs of the

lord... were criticized by thechurch because they refused to f orsake the”outdated” teachings of Jesus for those of Pau l.

Because the desposnyiwould not discard theteachings of Jesus for thoseof Paul and the earlyChurch Fathers.... theyposed a serious threat tothe church...in the form of competition. Allow John Q. Public to know thesavior had family and friends building achurch truer to his word and to the

memory of what he actually was... andyou run the risk of having people leaveyour church for that of the family ofJesus. Can’ t have that!...

The point I’m trying to make is thatrecords prove that no one is moreguilty of promoting revision of truththan the Church... and it is not fornothing that the Church has foughttooth and nail to keep the contents ofthe Dead Sea Scrolls and other manu-scripts uncovered by archaeologists outthe hands of John Q. Public. Such docu-ments should not be deemed heresy...but rather evidence demanding a ver-

dict that the record needs to be setstraight from all the revising the earlyChurch did.

I agree with Lewis that awareness ofhigher levels of existence must not beignored.

The truth of God is found by way of transcendental experience. It doesnot go away as truth just because an-cient knowledge turns up thatthreatens to p rove that much of our re-ligious dogma is so much dog doo doo.

Ron Polmatr e Milwaukee, WI

We ar e at a loss to understand hDavid Lewis’ article could be takena defense of the orthodox church. Tkind of spiritual enlightenment (c

tai nl y the eastern perspective) that article found to be lacking in work of some contemporary writhas been an offense to the establishchurch since Justin ian. Today, i t i s Christian fundamentalist camp parti cular—though i t i s by no m eaalon e—that so often i nsists on i ntpreting the Bible lit eral ly, rather thspiritually. Those with persoknowledge of the truth, including original Christians, have alwataught the importance of undstanding with the heart, not the righuman intellect.

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(The) article by David Lewis thpiqued my interest as I felt that demonstrated his lack of undstanding, probably not reading books before he sort of w rote off “ resionists” as purely an intellectual arment that denigrates the spiritual vaof man.

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continuum. When you differentiate,your dif ferentiation i s already follow ingback attached to its origin instantly. Nocomplexity of transduction can curtailits return.

If anyone can prove to me that thisis incorrect please do, for I have beenseverely robbed by fraud, threat andforce, and there is justice to be done.

Michael A. Pereira West Roxbu ry, MA

The ‘Helicopters’ of AbydosTo add another aspect to the contro-

versy regarding the “flying machine”heiroglyphs at Abydos in the Temple ofSeti I, as theorized by Hoagland in ARissue 20 and then commented on byR.B. McEntire in issue 21... One doesnot have to accept a Hoagland hypoth-esis to notice the stylized resem-blance... and a possible explanation forthe more imaginative among us, as tohow the Great Seti I could have known

helicopters, is contained in the book,The Search of Om Seti , by JonathanCott, Doubleday, 1987. Of course, itdoes help if you accept “interdimen-sional time travel” as a viable premise...

And on a vaguely related subject... Icame across a great case for the levita-tion of large stone blocks outlined onpage 7 of the book by Fida Hassnain en-titled The Search for the Histor ical Jesus , Gateway Books, U.K.

Richard McNulty Grass Valley, CA

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I am only somewhat annoyed withyou for wasting space on Virginia Fel-lows, screed about how “Shakespearecould not have been Shakespeare” be-cause he was unlettered and adrunkard, and besides, Francis Bacon,being Queen Elizabeth’s bastard, obvi-ously had the requisite education andknowledge of the Court, and there-fore—ad nauseam.

Point; Ben Jonson, no friend, butsurely one who knew “The Bard” well,and w ho also knew—even revered—Bacon, never even intimated that Willmight not have written the plays; he

knew very well that Shakespeare wrotethem down.

It is very likely that Shakespeare wasnot the Author of the Plays, althoughhe seems to have been no mean poet;however, it is positively annoying tofind that this or that pundit, by meansof tort uous ‘decoding’ or ‘deciphering,’“Proved” this or that—to w hich I reply“Pernicious Nonsense!” By such meansI could, if I liked, “Prove” that Web-ster’s Dictionary was wri tten by CottonMather, who was the illegitimate sonof William Penn!

tical abilities as being internalized,while publishing this article com-pletely buried in self-help for sale spiri-tuality. One only has to flip throughthe pages to see that there are plentyof people advocating internalized spiri-tuality and selling you anything and

everything (external) in contradictionof that viewpoint ! There is an absolutefeeding frenzy going on to become oneof the star-bellied sneetches with 12strand DNA—and plenty of externaltools, books, seminars to help youalong the way. Then there are the bluechildren advocates and ....we are backto the same game outlined in the revi-sionists theory–chosen people, specialrank in hierarchy, etc.

Surely this demonstrates that man-kind is still playing the priesthoodgames that generated the tyranny ofmythology that we are under today. I

came of age in the ’60s when energyemerged to challenge the status quo.Now, it is no longer useful to mankindto advocate mankind’s mystical capabil-ities and sell out to the old system inthe same breath. The role of the revi-sionist is to break the bonds of my-thology; reexamine the tyranny andemerge as a strong spiritual individualworthy of nobility.

Of course, many feel you can buythat with something they are selling—sad commentary on where the NewAge has ended up....

Bette Inman

Charlotte, NC

I particularly appreciated the “Revi-sionists of the Third Kind” opinion!Well stated!! I strongly believe that aswe learn more about what is reallygoing on, we w ill realize that our viewsof the nature of reality will need to begreatly expanded.

Bryan Bergstran d Internet

Changing Karm a“Challenging the Stars” (issue #21)

has proposed a fallacious scheme to

evade karma. Knowing the actual me-chanics of karma explicitly proves thatthe only w ay to evade one’s karma is tobecome non-existent. And then, thekarma returns to where you were. Thefact that E=Mc2 shows that all is onesubstance, energy. In one substancemotion can only be in closed circuitrythat there be something to move out ofthe way and fill in behind. It is by thisinescapable mechanism that yourkarma returns. All realms, spiritual,physical, virtual, parametric, etc. arecomposed of dimensions of this one ➛



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Anyone who knows anything aboShakespeare’s plays KNOWS that theis NO definitive edition of ANY them. To prove that, one need go farther than Furness’ “Variorum” vumes which show all the ins and oof the various “Editions” and “Folioand editorial changes they wethrough. What happened was

simple as to have eluded the scholaprimarily because these same scholknow NOTHING about “LiviTheatre!”

Most of the Shakespearian cancame from “Plutarch’s Lives;” on theveryone seems to be agreed. I gyou a scenario. What Shakespeaseems to have been w as Stage Managand Amanuensis for a talented groupactors. Actors need Plays; New Plawhat better than that they shoumeet, decide what famous HistoricPersonage, or Hysterical Farce shoube portrayed, and thresh it out, a

flesh it out by each player portrayihis character in logical sequence, athe result AS IT WENT ALONG, betranscri bed by the Stage Manager? Locally speaking, once assembled, troles, each being written by its playbut needing an author, came to beplay ‘by’ a dozen or more people! Bsince you need a single author—wheasier than to give credit (or blameit’s a turkey), to the Secretary, wmay, for all any of us know s, have bea master of blank verse; in point fact, Shakespeare very likely was NOthe Author, but ‘merely’ the Edit

(No mean feat, that). As evidenced the fact that the plays were revisdozens of t imes before the final versiwas nailed down.

I do not deny that Bacon might hahad a hand in plotting some of theand Lord Oxford may have had a hain them, too—

Nevertheless, the proper Authship of the plays should be ascribedthe clever Players of the Globe Tater, who did the actual work of cretion; nothing, however, should taken away from Will, who took tlines the players spoke, and put the

into graceful blank verse, with herorhyming couplets at the end of lospeeches. (Wi th a litt le talent and sopatience, ANYONE can write blaverse; even I can do i t—by the rewhen the spirit properly moves mSo the answer to the question, Wwrote Shakespeare’s plays? Is “Nbody.” They were first spoken, thwritten; and Will did the writing. Caclosed.

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probably been continuous short-techanges in the sea level has largbeen ignored within discussions global warming,” said Dr. Robert Haorth. “How can we be certain thpresent trends are natural or huminduced when the background hbeen perpetually changing?”

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wall, often referred to as Panaramistyle, was widespread over much Australia,” he said.

“Unt il now , it has been very difficto date such engravings in the Sydnregion. The coincidence of dateafossil shell residue covering some the engravings has allowed us to demine a minimum age for Sydney Paramitee engravings.”

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Molnar was able to determine withthe coin the date of the star’s appear-ance. He realizedthat the Romansput the astrologicalsign of Aries on thecoin to representJudea w hich theytook over in AD 6.Molnar explains his

findings in hisbook, The Star of Bethl ehem: The Legacy of the Magi .

“My fellow astronomers looked forspectacular planetary alignments,blazing comets, and exploding stars,”says Molnar. “ I stumbled on the answ erfrom a Roman coin that I bought for$50. Aries on the coin showed mewhere the Star of Bethlehem ap-peared.”

With that important clue aboutAries he figured that a special celestial

event in Aries showed the Wise Menthat a king was born in Judea. Molnarthen researched what happened inAries that att racted the Wise Men.

“Jupiter was the star of kings,” saysMolnar. “And everybody knows fromthe Bible that the star rose in the east,which is exactly what Jupiter did inAries on April 17, 6 BC. This dateagrees very well with estimates ofChrist’s bir th.”

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ccording to Agence France Pressethe Chinese air force had a pro-

longed up-close encounter with a UFOthat one fighter pilot described as “justlike ones in foreign movies,” a govern-ment-controlled newspaper reported.

A Hebei Daily report—carri ed in thenew s digest Baokan Wenzhai—gave adetailed pilot’s account of an aerial cat-and-mouse game played between theobject and a jet fighter ordered to inter-cept i t.

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At least 140 people on the groundalso saw the object, i t said.

An editor with the Hebei Daily saidthe events took place on Oct. 19 andwere still being investigated by localgovernment departments.

The newspaper’s report and militarysources quoted show an openness thatcontrast sharply with Washington’s no-torious secrecy on the top ic of uniden-tified flying objects (UFOs).

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theme in Atlanti s Rising Maga-zine’s first international confer-ence set for sometime in theearly September of 2000. Atthis point the event is still inthe early planning stages butmore details are promised asthey become available. Watchfor our next issue, due out May1 and check our Web Site at At-lantisRising.com.

Currently plans call for theevent to be held in Montana’spicturesque Paradise Valley atthe beautiful new Wellspring

conference center just a fewmiles north of Yellowstonepark and just a few miles southof Livingston, Montana wherethe magazine maintains its of-fices.

Livingston, interestingly,was mentioned by Edgar Cayceas a spot destined to prosper inthe wake of forthcoming up-heaval. The area, according toCayce, will someday be the“breadbasket of the world.”

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Eugene Mallove

BY WILLIAM P. EIGLES

successful experiments in using elec-tronics to measure the human body’simbalances and then rectifying themusing frequencies identified and de-rived wholly from a subject’s voice-print. As well, Mark Macy, a pre-eminent U.S. researcher in the field ofinstrumental transcommunication withthe deceased, presented his latestvisual evidence, recorded on photo-graphic film while a physical EMF-producing device known as a “Lumi-

nator” was activated. Teri Ma-haney, a researcher and busi-ness consultant, lectured on

her successful employment ofmodern brain-wave entrain-ment research to change un-conscious behavioral patternsby the use of musical sublim-inal tapes duri ng sleep time.

Eugene Mallove, the well-known exponent of the validity of thecold fusion phenomenon, provided anupdate on this work from his own la-boratory, confirming the production oftransmuted nuclear products via theprocess and predicting the appearancein 2000, from his own shop in NewHampshire, of demonstration devicesshow ing related anomalous electromag-netic effects.

Apart from its annual symposia,IANS, a non-profit organization, has inthe past also sponsored specializedconferences dealing with New Energy,UFO research, and New Agriculture,Gardening, and Housing. For informa-tion on future activities, IANS may becontacted at (970) 482-3731, or via faxat (970) 482-3120. The organization’swebsite is at www.ians.org; its e-mailaddress is [email protected].

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rom October 20-24, 1999, the In-ternational Association for NewScience (IANS) presented its Tenth An-nual Forum on New Science in FortCollins, Colorado. The 5-day confer-ence included a roster of speakers andworkshop leaders that featured suchnotables as Eugene Mallove, Amit Gos-wami, Michael Lindemann, BrianO’Leary, and Hulda Clark, as well asnumerous other researchers in thefields of alternative science and para-normal phenomena. The goalsof the Colorado-based new sci-ence association are to foster

new approaches to traditionalscience and encourage investi-gation into all areas of sciencethat mainstream, more or-thodox researchers and theirfunding sources are, or havebeen, reluctant to pursue.

Conference highlights of particularinterest to AR readers included RussellBurrows and Dr. James Scherz, who to-gether presented lectures detailing Bur-rows’ 1982 discovery in southern Illi-nois of a mysterious cave containingancient art, artifacts, and mummies ofa people much different from theknown tribes of pre-ColombianAmerica.

The subject of bioresonance, espe-cially the therapeutic use of sound todiagnose and treat disease and emo-tional affliction, was addressed by fourresearchers, including Dr. Hulda Clark,an alternative healer who has been im-prisoned for the unauthorized practiceof medicine. Lectures by Clark, Kris-tina Olson, and Sharry Edwards andTerrence Bugno, M.D., detailed various





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espite passage to the new millen-nium, with all that that implies,

hard news regarding new explorationsof the monuments of the Giza plateauin Egypt has remained as illusive as adesert mirage.

Fox television, notwithstanding thesuccess of its live special from the pla-teau in the Spring of 1999, has delayedits publicly promoted plans for a followup program focusing on the so-called

“The Hall of Records” prophesied byrenowned clairvoyant Edgar Cayce tobe discovered on the spot. Sources tellAtlantis Rising that costs might be afactor. However, other networks arenow entering the highly competitiverace for the kind of h igh viewer ratingsthat Egypt has proven it can attract.

Speaking in New York at the Metro-politan Museum of Art late in 1999Egyptian antiquities director Zahi

DHawass said that he was giving the Jo-seph Schorr group “one last chance” tofind the Hall of Records. But, as withmost such pronouncements includinga similar statement made at A.R.E. (theAssociation for Research and Enlighten-ment, the Cayce group) in August, itwas unclear exactly what he would orwould not permit.

Though mistrusted by many whobelieve (rightly or wrongly) he has ac-

tively covered up many key discoveriesconcerning Giza, Hawass is still theman whose cooperation must be en-listed for any significant new explora-tion of t he area. Some have interpretedhis recent statements as indicating anew willingness perhaps to cooperatewith the kind of investigation whichcould finally put to rest many long-standing controversies. Others wait forsomething more concrete.

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Reports persist that discussions aunderway toward allowing some kiof definitive new exploration, asoon, but at this point nothing can confirmed.

In the meantime, the Egyptianciting adverse public opinion, backaway from their much-publicized mlennium eve plans to place a gold castone on the Great Pyramid. At the mment, however, Hawass has n

forsaken his announced intention to vestigate, around the time of tSpring equinox, the so-called Gantebrink door in the shaft from tQueen’s chamber.

One thing seems clear. A final relution to at least some of the mysterwhich have haunted the ancient smay not be too much longer coming.

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he new scientific discoveries of past, current and futureevents are coming so fast that hardly a day goes by

without someone’s pet theory about the history of mankindbeing rattled. The indefatigable thinker and explorer of theunknown, Lloyd Pye, wrote a book in 1997 titled “Every-thing You Know Is Wrong!” Hethought he w as being funny withthat tit le, but no, he was beingprescient. The current battle overKennewick Man puts in sharpperspective the prevalent cry,

“Don’t bother me with your facts,I already know what I w ant toknow.”

Certain truths are perpetuatedover the centuries. A fact somedecades ago remains a fact, nomatter how often it ’s been dis-proven. When I went to school, Iwas taught that there were onlyten years of fossil fuel left in t heworld. When President Nixon de-clared the gas shortage in the1970s, he told us there were onlyten years of fossil fuel left to be discovered, and we had toconserve. Here we are in the year 2000. New giant fossil fuelfields are found regularly, and the fuel-producing nations stillsquabble about how much to cut back on production tokeep the pr ice high. The gasoline stations sti ll have gas wars(though not as frequently). Today’s grammar school and highschool students are still being taught there is only a ten-earsupply of fuel left in the world. The experts may be rightsomeday...but not soon.

The source of fuel that drives our industries and our auto-mobiles is the ancient fossil, supposedly in limited supply.We recently discovered the bones of a Sauropod (giraffe-likedinosaur) over six stories tall in Oklahoma. They say he is anastounding 110 mill ion years old.

Then along comes the Jobaria Tiguidensis which wasfound in Niger. This is a 20-ton monster that roamed around

the earth 135 million years ago. If that didn’t create havoc inscientific circles, word comes from the Island of Madagascarof the tw o oldest dinosaurs yet. These are dated from the Tri -assic period some 230 million years ago. Of course the Chi-nese have now outdone everyone by discovering fossils offishlike creatures that Cambridge University scientists say areabout 530 million years old. Desmond Collins, a paleontolo-gist at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, claims it is toosoon to say if the history of early evolution must be re-written. Well, if he plans to keep his job, he had better fudgeon this one.

Turning our eyes to the skies, the folks at UC Berkeleyhave seen a planet from another solar system that is almost a

million billion miles from Earth. Actually they have only sethe shadow the planet casts, but it’s out there. There is aother finding of six new planets orbiting sun like stars close as 65 light years from Earth. Five of the six have enronments with temperatures moderate enough to allowater to exist in liquid form and provide the recipe for temergence of l ife—if i t doesn’ t already exist.

All of this has caused NASA to create a new AstrobioloInstitute headed by Nobel pr ize-w inning Baruch S. BlumbeHe says, “There is a high probability that the cosmos is ‘lfriendly.’” The loss of the Mars Polar Lander and Mars Eplorer has given rebirth to the theory that Martian life exiunderground and that they shot down our probes when wgot too close. Professor Allen Tough of Toronto has speyears of his life pondering the question of what do we swhen we do make contact wi th other life forms?

If NASA keeps going in space exploration, they maynally prove that Zecharia Sitchin is correct. Based on reading of Sumerian tablets, he claims there is a hiddplanet we can’t see, but it shadows Earth. He believes ththis hidden planet, called Niburu, is where we really cafrom.

Look dow n in to the Black Snear Turkey where proof is be

found that t he fabled floodNoah actually happened 75

years ago. Melting glaciers rais

the sea level, overwhelming tnatural dam of the Bosporus thseparated the Mediterranean S

from the Black Sea, causing apocalypt ic deluge. Thousandsyears of history l ie buri ed here

deep, still waters where the woof shipwrecks remains preservexactly as it was many centurago. Scientific exploration spo

sored by t he National Geographof this mass archival graveyard wundoubtedly overturn many of onotions about the history of t hotimes.

All of the above has been documented just in the payear. Carbon dating and other scientific techniques such DNA analysis are about to create nervous breakdow ns for htor ians as they see their t ime-worn theori es disproved.

This brings us to Kennewick Man who is some 9200 yeold. Here is the perfect example of, “Don’t bother me wthe facts, I’ve already made up my mind.” We all KNOhow hunters migrated across the Bering land bridge 12,0years ago to North America and filled our continent as thmoved south and east. Archaeologist Dennis Stanford of tSmithsonian Institution now believes that the first Americaactually arrived 18,000 years ago from Iberia , not SiberThis beats out both Columbus an d Leif Erickson by hudreds of centur ies.

Stanford proves it with the Clovis arrowheads (first fou

in Clovis, N.M.) that are not found anywhere in SiberThere are, however, artifacts that resemble these Clohunting tools found in ancient Europe from the same timperiod. We know South Pacific islanders have been sailiopen waters for at least 20,000 years. The early Europea(called Solutreans) could have used skin boats, grabbedstrong current and found favorable weather which wouhave enabled them to get here in as litt le as three weeks. cheologist Stanford has been resoundingly condemned. Htorians and scientists say he had no business going pubwith this startling information. They say he should have pu

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ALTERNATI VES RI SI NGHOLISTIC HEALTH RESEARCH

CHOLESTEROL AND TRIGLYCERIDE CONTROL—UNDER-REPORTED SOLUTIONS FOR CHOLESTEROL

AND TRIGLYCERIDE CONTROL

• by Richar d Conan t, L.Ac., C.N.

at and human existence are inseparable. Setting aside the fear and loathing overfat in the body that pervades our culture, we understand that fat is our friend. We

cannot live without fat.The human body contains many different kinds of fats and

fat-like molecules. Collectively known as “lipids” these fattysubstances include fatty acids, lipoproteins, phospholipids,

glycolipids, triglycerides, steroid hormones and theinfamous, dreaded cholesterol.

Lipids (fats) are found everywhere in the body,

performing a variety of vital functions. The brainis a fat-rich organ. Brain neurons and all othernerve cells are protected by a myelin

sheath, made largely out of fattymaterial. Cell membranes consistalmost entirely of phospholipids (lipidsthat contain phosphorus) arranged in asandwich-like double layer embeddedwith proteins. Sex hormones are lipids,belonging to the group of complex lipidmolecules known as “steroids.”

Vitamin D is a lipid.The body stores and transports fatty acids in the form of triglycerides. A

triglyceride contains three fatty acid molecules, which have a chain-like structure,

linked to glycerol. (There are also mono- and di-glycerides, which have one and twofatty acid chains, respectively, attached to glycerol.)

Like many other things necessary to life, fat is a two-edged sword. Fat insulatesus from the cold, cushions and protects our vital organs and serves as a storehousefor energy. Yet, when present in excess to the point of obesity, fat threatens health,happiness, self-esteem, social standing and longevity. The same is true of otherlipids, most notably triglycerides and cholesterol. Transported throughout the body inthe bloodstream, these essential lipids become a health liability when the bloodcontains too much of them.

Keeping fat in its proper place, not eliminating or drastically reducing it, is the goalwe should seek. In the blood, lipids must be maintained at healthy levels and ratios.When they are, an important foundation of good health is established.

How do we keep the blood lipids we need––triglycerides and the various forms ofcholesterol––balanced at healthy levels? Diet and exercise are indispensable, these

basics must come first. Along with the recommended dietary practices, a number ofnutritional approaches offer help for maintaining healthy blood lipids. We will nowgive several of these a closer look.

GugulipidIn 1990, an herb used for centuries in the Far East was introduced to U.S.

consumers. This herb, called “gum guggul,” is proving to be one of the most effectivenatural cholesterol-lowering agents ever discovered. It also brings triglycerides downand raises HDL, the “good” cholesterol. The changes are substantial; gum guggulsingle-handedly normalizes the entire blood lipid profile, even in people with highstarting levels of cholesterol and triglycerides.

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Millennium Restoration ofSacred Sites in Egypt

Following the Route of the HolyFamily Special millennium restorationsare now in progress for twenty-foursites along the route where the HolyFamily of Jesus, Mary and Joseph arethought to have traveled during theirwanderings in Egypt. This flight lastedover three years and covered about 200km—from Bethlehem to Nazareth.Mamdouh El Beltagui, Egyptian Min-

ister of Tourism, announced that thesesacred sites would be opened to thepublic during the millennium year2000. One such site, Tel Basta, is wherJesus is said to have caused a waterspring to well up from the ground. Atanother site, Sakha, Jesus’ footprint ismarked here in bas-relief on a rock thatwas preserved and recently unearthedonly 13 years ago. In Old Cairo, touristcan also visit the Coptic Church of AbuSerga, where the Holy Family soughtshelter in a cave.

For further details, see http:/guardians.net/hawass

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Bronze Age MonumentPrecisely Dated

Ancient British Posts Date to Apriland June of 2050 BC. Using precisedating techniques, a ceremonial circleof oak posts found last year at Holme-next-the-Sea on the Norfolk coast wasprecisely dated to having been built be-tween the months of April and June of 2050 B.C. This is the first time an exac



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Gum guggul, also called simply “guggul,” is a gummy resin tapped from theCommiphora tree. A cousin of myrrh gum, guggul has been used by Ayurvedicherbalists of India for at least 3,000 years; texts dating from around 1,000 B.C.mention the herb. Guggul was traditionally given for rheumatism and poor healthcaused by excess consumption of fatty foods. One ancient Sanskrit text describes idetail what happens in the body when blood fats are out of balance, due to sedentalifestyle and overeating. The name of this condition has been translated as “coatingand obstruction of channels.”

Intrigued by the obvious similarity between “coating and obstruction of channelsand arteries clogged by fatty plaque, Indian researchers initiated a series ofexperimental and clinical studies in the 1960s to see if gum guggul would lowerexcess blood lipids.

Both human and animal studies consistently showed cholesteroand triglyceride reductions.

Detailed pharmacologicalstudies showed that guggul’slipid-lowering effects areproduced by compounds in theresin called “guggulsterones.”

AIndian pharmaceutical firm thenpatented a standardized extractgum guggul under the trade nam

“Gugulipid.” The product containa uniform 2.5 percentguggulsterones, which is higherthan guggul resin in its naturalstate.

Because Gugulipid guarantethe necessary intake ofguggulsterones needed for bloofat reduction, it has become theproduct used in clinical researchPhase I efficacy safety trials andPhase II efficacy trials haveyielded more positive data.

Mosof the studies on gum guggul

have used relatively smallnumbers of subjects; this tends make mainstream medicalscientists reluctant about naturaremedies. A large, well-publicizedouble-blind Gugulipid trial on 4to 500 people would go a longway toward giving this herb thecredibility it deserves.

PantethineAnother effective natural solution for blood fat control that should be better know

is a relative of pantothenic acid (vitamin B5). Pantethine is the active form ofpantothenic acid in the body. Pantethine forms CoA, an essential co-enzyme for

utilization of fat. CoA transports “active acetate,” an important byproduct of fatmetabolism that provides fuel for generating cellular energy. By promoting theburning of fats for energy, pantethine helps keep triglyceride levels down.

Pantethinalso helps regulate cholesterol production, by facilitating the conversion of fat intoother lipid-based molecules needed in the body.

Japanese researchers began studying the effect of pantethine on blood fatsnearly twenty years ago. They reported their promising results at the SeventhInternational Symposium on Drugs Affecting Lipid Metabolism, held in Milan, Italy in1980.

Few in the medical or scientific communities took notice. Italian researchersfollowed up with several small clinical trials that confirmed the preliminary reports.

Aexcellent cholesterol and triglyceride lowering agent that is safe and free ofside-effects, pantethine remains, for the most part, ignored by mainstream sciencealthough its usage is growing in alternative medicine circles. Pantethine will no dou

date has been put on a Bronze Agemonument, built around the sametime as Stonehenge. Combining tree-ring and radiocarbon dating with astatistical technique invented 200years ago, British archaeologists havebeen able to match varying widths of

the seasonal growth rings in woodwith a master record going back thou-sands of years. The archaeologistscombined the tree-ring and the carbondates with a version of Bayes’s the-orem and determined that the 2050BC was most consistent with the data.Further examination of the partialgrowth ring on the outside of thestump then indicated that the tree hadfallen, or had been felled, betweenApril and June of that year.

Carvings Spark Debate

Over AlphabetWhen Did Civilization Move Toward Its First Alphabet?

Most researchers believe the ear-liest alphabet dates to 1600 B.C. andwas found near or in turquoise minesin Egypt. But the Associated Press re-ports that a Yale researcher JohnColeman Darnell has found even ear-lier alphabetic tracings dating to be-tween 1900 and 1800 BC in an Egyp-tian valley near Luxor. The site,known as Wadi el-Hol (Valley of

Horror), is to be further examined bywriting specialists using computer as-sistance in an effort to decipher theseinscriptions. Darnell , scheduled topresent his findings to an interna-tional conference of Egyptologists inCairo in February 2000, states, “Itlooks like that what we can say defi-nitely is that the alphabet is inventedin Egypt. It is not invented in Syro-Palestine”.

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prove to be one of the most important supplements for maintaining healthy blood fatlevels.

NiacinWhen taken in high enough doses, niacin (vitamin B3) substantially lowers

cholesterol. This has been known to medical science for many years.

Studies onniacin as a cholesterol-lowering agent go back to the 1950s. There was a fair amountof initial enthusiasm for niacin because it improves, unlike most lipid-lowering drugs,all parameters of the blood lipid profile. Niacinreduces total cholesterol, LDL cholesterol andtriglycerides. It also raises HDL cholesterol quitewell. Interest in niacin has faded, in partbecause the necessary dose, 1200 milligramsa day or more, can cause flushing andgastrointestinal disturbances. Very highdoses may be harmful to the liver if taken fortoo long.

There is a solution to the side-effectproblem with niacin which, again, has failed togain widespread attention. Inositol hexanicotinate is a flush-free form of niacincomposed of six niacin molecules bonded to one molecule of inositol, anotherB-complex nutrient. Absorbed as an intact structure, inositol hexanicotinate ismetabolized slowly, releasing free niacin into the bloodstream over a period of hoursfollowing ingestion. Inositol hexanicotinate has all the benefits of niacin for controllingblood fats. The flushing effect of ordinary niacin, which metabolizes much more

rapidly, does not occur. Taking as much as four grams per day has not been reportedto raise liver enzymes or cause other side-effects, but prudence dictates that peoplewith liver problems should avoid very high doses of inositol hexanicotinate, or anyform of niacin.

TocotrienolsWe often think of vitamin E as synonymous with d-alpha tocopherol. Vitamin E is

actually a whole family of compounds that includes various tocopherols and a groupof lesser known but highly beneficial substances called “tocotrienols.” All havevitamin E activity. Tocotrienols are similar in chemical structure to tocopherols, butthey have important differences which give them unique and highly beneficialproperties for human health.

Vitamin E is one of the most recognized antioxidants, nutrientsthat deactivate potentially toxic byproducts of oxygen

metabolism known as free radicals. Vitamin E neutralizesperoxides, which result from the free radical oxidation oflipids, making it a key antioxidant in cell membranes.

While d-alpha tocopherol has generally been regarded asthe form of vitamin E with the strongest antioxidant activity,tocotrienols are even stronger.

The tocotrienol story is another example of a naturalproduct slow to gain recognition. A University of Californiaresearch team discovered that d-alpha tocotrienol is oversix times more effective than d-alpha tocopherol atprotecting cell membranes against free radical damage. In

the presence of vitamin C, which recycles vitamin E-likecompounds, its antioxidant activity is 40 to 60 times higher

than d-alpha tocopherol. This study was published in 1991. It’s

safe to say few cardiac physicians know about tocotrienols, and we have yet to see60 Minutes do a piece on “the powerful new form of vitamin E.”

It would be a tremendous service to public health if they did, because the benefitsof tocotrienols go far beyond their stellar antioxidant ability. Tocotrienols also lowertotal cholesterol and LDL, by impressive percentages. In one double-blind controlledstudy, tocotrienols reduced total cholesterol by 16 percent and LDL by 21 percentafter twelve weeks. Another study recorded drops of 15 to 22 percent in totalcholesterol along with 10 to 20 percent decreases in LDL levels. Now appearing onhealth food store shelves, tocotrienols are a health-protecting nutrients whoselong-overdue time has come. Derived from food oils such as palm oil and rice branoil, tocotrienols have the same lack of toxicity as ordinary vitamin E.

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ANCIENT MYSTERIES

Editor ’s note: The recent wave of publicity surrounding the discovery of an i ntact Mamm oth frozen i n Si- berian permafrost has rekindled debate over the sudden and mysterious demise of the species. While the ex- traction of the beast from the ice and possible plans to clone it—a la JurassicPark—have fir ed the im aginati on of

millions, few have considered the implications of such discoveries in the great debate between proponents of the “gradualist” school of evolutionary theory and the “catas- trophist” camp. At stake are the theoretical underpinnings of current orthodoxy, opposed as it is to the notion that natu ral—and for that matter, human—history on Earth may have been far more dramatic and tumultuous than we have thus far dared to properly consider.

ince the late 1700s, carcassesof long-vanished prehistoricmammoths have been locatedin the heavy ice and muck offrozen northern Siberian

tundra.The first of record was located by

Tungus Chief Ossip Shamakov, whospotted something large and dark in-side a huge ice block lying along aLena delta riverbank during his late-summer hunt for t usks. It was 1799.

Superstitious fear kept the native

ivory hunter from approaching thecreature or seeking advice until sixyears later, when an observer with ascience background was taken to viewthe carcass which w as then part ially ex-posed and half eaten by predators. Theskeleton and much of the hide were re-covered and placed eventually on dis-play in the Russian St. Petersburg Mu-

seum where it delights the observer tothis day.

Unfortunately, no notations werekept of the condition of the extinct an-imal, nor any conclusions formed as tohow it had come to be embedded in it sicy tomb.

Earlier finds in the Siberian area hadnot been brought to the attention ofauthorities, nor any reliable recordskept other than folk tales of these ice-locked hairy giants suddenly appearingduring the usual summertime hunts forscattered ivory tusks. Siberian north-lands have long been the most lucrativefield for tusk hunters and traders, whopaid the hunters 25 rubles for the im-mense ivory tooth, often fifteen feetlong and more. It was, however, rareindeed to find such an intact animal aswas located by Shamakov. Less than 20perfect specimens have turned up inmodern times.

A FAST FROZEN FINDGlobal weather shifts regularly

cause alternate melting and freezing oficepacks in sub-arctic and even polarareas to which the Siberian wastes now

belong. These cycles occur on a yeabasis, w hich allow s mammoth huntiand on much longer epochal scawhich are now under investigation.

Science and weather authorithave warned officially that the immdiate future holds more obviowarming trends through storms achanges in ocean currents. Su

warming trends, according to the crent academic consensus, are shownthe records to precede ice age onseThis is believed to be a natural procealthough the rapid warming pernow in evidence is being ascribed human pollutants.

It was such a mini -melt t hat allowthe mammoth find of 1799, and tcurrently celebrated 1997 location an intact mammoth which may hoanswers to the disappearance of furry behemoths into myth and legeas well as a potential vehicle cloning.

This most recent discovery may pvide evidence and clues to the known factors of climate and lascape at the exact time this mammostill ranged the land. Bits of pollen avegetation could be recovered frombody and two- to three-foot-long hawhile possibly more evidence cocome from within its internal digestsystem as was the case of the Bekovka ‘find’ in 1900.

Most fully intact mammoths habeen located standing upright aloriverbanks or crevices in retreating g

W oolly Mam m oth s as envisioned by Charles R. Knight at t he Am erican Museum o f Natu ral History

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cial areas, either completely in ice orpartially exposed. A very young spec-imen was accidentally unearthed in thepermafrost of USSR’s Yakutsk Republicin almost perfectly preserved condi-tion. Its presence had not been sus-pected, nor was there evidence ofwhether it had been frozen in the usualupright posture, although leg positions

hint that it could well have beenstanding at the time of death.

Such extraordinary circumstancepoints toward a very sudden death andfreezing for these extinct cousins ofthe contemporary Asian elephant.

Investigation of the full-grown ani-mals found in 1900 revealed a stomachcavity full of undigested fodder, andfresh yellow buttercup blossoms clungto the frozen tongue. No data existsabout the condition of its lungs, which

might have sug-gested asphyxi-ation as a causeof such suddendeath.

Theoristshave long de-bated, often

hotly, what in-conceivable set

of circum-stances may

have prevailedin Siberia both

10,000 and

30,000 yearsago; dates pro-vided by radio-carbon dating

tests on variousmammoth

specimens.

PERIODS OF MASS DESTRUCTIONAlready mostly ruled out are v

canic explosions in both areas of timwhich might have released poisonogases which could wipe out huge aimal populations, freezing them their tracks as they grazed. Local gology does not show sufficient hiconcentrations of volcanic dust and dbris which would be expected in sua scenario.

Huge seismic upheavals whcould cause rivers of frozen mud aice to instantly trap and envelop theanimals between bites of herbage they chewed might provide a better aswer.

Another cause could be climatic versal, first proposed in the Decemb1976 issue of Science , where it wstated “changes in the earth’s orbigeometry are the fundamental causethe ice ages.” This finding was the sult of examining Indian ocean coand bottom samples represent450,000 consecutive years of eartclimate. These contain a clear r ecord

all climatic reversals, from whatevcause, duri ng that immense period.How and why such reversals occ

or how rapidly they occur, is sunder study. Pole shifts, perhaps an tifact of earth’s eccentric orbit, are

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Mar ks fo r the Sleepi ngProphet

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or the past two years, Mi-chael Wells Mandeville,M.A., Ph.C. has sequesteredhimself in the hills of Ari-zona, researching and

writing about the prophecies of EdgarCayce, the famous American seerknown as “The Sleeping Prophet.” He

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Born in Los Angeles, Mandeville tended high school and college Seattle (nine years at the UniversityWashington, studying history, philophy and political science) and, lmany in the sixties generation, spetime in New Age bookstores searchfor something more spiritual than ttraditional religion he had grown w ith. He had alw ays know n his motwas psychic, so he wasn’t overly pressed with most of the material encountered. He was impressed, hoever, when he came across a boabout Cayce and read what he hadsay about earth changes. “I took nof the fact that he predicted the ‘Hof Records’ (purported to be an undground chamber containing physiproof of superior ancient civilizatioon Earth as well as records of the enthistory of antediluvian civilization aits accomplishments) would be founear the Sphinx. “When I saw John Athony West’s documentary Mystery the Sphinx , I remembered I’d mademental note thirty-some years ago t

has produced a voluminous work anddivided it into three separate bookswhich he calls The Return of the Phoenix Trilogy . Book one, The Veil,analyzes Cayce’s credibility; book two,The Great Break Up; explores the ac-curacy of his readings; and book three,The Prophecies, discusses his predic-tions about the future and his com-ments about human origins. “Throughthe Trilogy , I have exhaustively ana-lyzed and documented some 5000Cayce readings and about 500 specificobjective statements about the pastand the future. This is the first time inhistory that a psychic has been given a‘hard score’ (Mandeville has deter-mined that Cayce’s accuracy is consis-tently w ithin an 85% - 92% range). “ TheTrilogy is a milestone in the effort todevelop spiritual sciences,” he states.

Using his Navy training in elec-tronics and fifteen years experiencewriting business plans professionally,Mandeville has created his own com-pany, Meta-Syn, (“electronic publishersat the leading edge of history, in searchof the electronic philosopher’s stone a‘meta-syn-thesis’ of information that isthe alchemical art”). He has con-structed an extensive Website that con-tains the Trilogy , a review of biogra-phies about Cayce (with links to manyrelevant topics), information on cyber-archaeology, geometric physics, vortextectonics and a “Catalog for CosmicMinds” which markets books, CDs, pa-pers, products, information links,

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if there was a major discovery there, Iwould seriously investigate what Caycehad to say about earth changes and thePole Shift.” According to Mandeville,there isn’t a single comment Caycemade about earth changes that wasn’tdirectly connected to the phenomenonof a pole shift which, he says, is some-thing that began to occur in 1936.Mandeville set about that investigation,approaching his task w ith the intentionto prove Cayce wrong.

“I’m a skeptic,” he says, noting that,“a skeptic is not someone who disbe-lieves, but someone who scrutinizesthings very carefully in order to deter-mine whether something is verifiableor not.” One of the things he focusedon was the possibility that Cayce had“borrowed” many of his ideas. “Exceptfor his ‘cures’ for health problems,there was little about the past whichCayce mentioned that had not beenmentioned elsewhere in various histor-ical, occult, secret society or religioussources,” says Mandeville. “His ‘At-lantis’ could have been borrowed from

Plato, his numerology and cosmic as-trology could be straight out of the her-metic texts and his ‘spiritual plane’could have come from the Theoso-phists.” Mandeville notes that Cayce’sfriends, family and associates all claimhe did not read such material, didn’thave a technical grasp of worldly sci-ence and wasn’t schooled past ninthgrade. He did, however, work in abookstore for several years and claimedto have had a photographic mind.“This issue bothered me for a longtime,” says Mandeville, “and led me toexcessive searching and information

overload!” He wasn’t satisfied until hediscovered a pattern that out of thehundreds of speculative claims andideas from which the seer could havechosen to borrow, Cayce talked onlyabout those which have gained greatervalidity over time or have been provenscienti fically after his death.

Mandeville immersed himself stud-ying the li fe and readings of a man he isconvinced was not only genuinelygifted but humble. Though his talentswere respected and used by WoodrowWilson, Henry Wallace, Nikola Tesla,Thomas Edison and many industrialists,

bankers, doctors and other profes-sionals, entrepreneurs and governmentofficials, Cayce never exploited themfor financial gain. He was, in fact, a re-luctant prophet whose FundamentalistChristianity was for years at odds withhis astounding psychic abili ties. Havingstarted what could have become a suc-cessful photography business, Cayceabandoned it to develop his psychicgift professionally. Over a number ofdecades he gave, says Mandeville, “ex-actly 14,246 readings.” Interestingly,though he read often for himself, on

many occasions, he failed to heed tadvice he was given!

“In several hundred readings Cayprovided a great range of details abotruly ancient Egypt and the Hall Records,” says Mandeville. “Added gether, they collectively tell a rema

ably complete story about the destrution of Atlantis, the founding of Egythe creation of the Hall of Records athe construction and purpose of tSphinx and the Great Pyramid.” Aftpiecing together the material frothese readings and researching mythancient history, megalithic constrution, archaeology, cities and ruaround the world, Mandeville hcome to call the resulting interconnetion The World Epic.

“Scientific discoveries during tpast 60 years have been shown to pallel more and more empirical fa

that validate the World Epic . It hcountless parallels in archaeologicanthropological and geological edence,” says Mandeville. “In othwords, the Cayce paradigm works lithe Energizer Bunny. It keeps working decade after decade, gettibetter with age!” He claims that work has put Cayce’s information in form which forever alters science, htory and religion for those who attutheir consciousness to the central pallels in the World Epic.”

Mandeville notes that there are major predictions pending for the mlennial era, and dozens of archaeoloical clues in Cayce’s readings whimay lead to discoveries that vermore of his statements. Cayce, wdied in 1945, saw 1998 as the end o40-year period of earth changes, aprophesied that in that year, a great acient priest and his associates woure-enter the world as spiritual libetors. “Given the general accuracy Cayce’s statements and the decisivness with which his scenario for t

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BY WILLIAM HENRY

n a summer day in 1875,Madame Helena PetrovnaBlavatksy, the womanMcCall’s magazine called“The Founding Mother of

the Occult in America,” sits huddled inthe study of her apartment at 46 IrvingPlace in New York City chain-smokingcigarettes. She takes a long drag andspews out a massive cloud of smoke.

Suddenly, the astral bell rings. An in-coming message electrifies the ether.With the ease of someone jotting downa toll-free number from a radio com-mercial she squeezes out anothercryptic note:

“Orders received from India directto establish a philosophic-religious So-ciety and choose a name for it—also tochoose Olcott.”

When the air finally clears, HPBpeers into a note that will change therest of her life, and alter the history ofWestern civilization.

The Society she was to found was

the Theosophical Society (TS), themother of all American occult socie-ties. Within a few short years globalNew Age superheroes such as RudolphSteiner, Thomas Edison, MohandasGandhi and Nicholas Roerich wouldgravitate to her and orbit her circle. Sotoo would Adolph Hitler. Through herwritings each of these men (and mil-lions of other people) would blast offfrom the mundane material world,achieve escape veloci ty, and f ind them-selves with one foot in Atlantis.

“HPB”

It had been a long road to NewYork and occult superstardom forHelena, or “HPB” to her friends. Bornin Russia to an aristocratic father whowas in the army, and a mother whowas an accomplished novelist, HPB ex-hibited psychi c gifts—and her t rade-mark temper—since chi ldhood. At sev-enteen, she married General NikiforBlavatsky, a man twice her age, whomshe abandoned without consummatingthe marriage.

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Madame Blavatsky

and Her FriendsBefore her eighteenth birthday, she

escaped Russia to Constantinople byenlisting the help of a Brit ish steamshipcaptain. From 1848 to 1858, HPB con-quered the world, a lone, liberatedwoman in search of herself and herlife’s mission. She rode horseback inthe circus, served as a companion toelderly noblewomen, and traveled Eu-rope first as the mistress to a Hun-

garian opera star and then to a famousmedium.In Egypt, she was said to have con-

ducted an esoteric ceremony in theGreat Pyramid, raising the spirit of along-dead Egyptian priest. She claimsto have studied with the Masters inIndia and in Tibet for tw o years, w hereshe cunningly disguised herself as aman to gain entrance into secret mon-asteries. Included in her contacts werethe Great White Brotherhood, theCount Saint Germain and the MasterKoot Hoomi.

By 1858 HPB returned to Russia a

grown woman of twenty-nine years.The road to enlightenment had beenhard on her. One of her cousins whomet HPB at that time wrote that heronce beautiful face “bore all the tracesof a tempestuous and passionate life.”Further, she had become fat and slo-venly. It has been said that Helen ofTroy had a face that launched a thou-sand ships. In the case of our en-dearing Helena of Russia it was hereyes that would have to be relied uponto l aunch an occul t movement. “ Neverin my life have I seen anything like thatpair of eyes,” w rote her cousin.

In July of 1873 HPB sailed into inNew York City. At forty-two she wasflat broke, and like many of the Euro-pean immigrants who poured pastLady Liberty, she was subjected to soul-grinding poverty and hardship. How-ever, like the effervescence of shinypearl, HPB’s indomitable spirit rose tothe surface. She quickly impressedfolks with her psychic talents and en-chanted Victorian New Worlders withher Old World charm and gripping ad-venture stor ies.

In 1874 HPB met Colonel Henry

Steel Olcott, an aging lawyer, pmoter and chronicler of spiritual newfor several New York daily newsppers. Olcott had gained HPB’s attetion when he wrote an article abouthaunted farmhouse in Vermont. HPwent to check this out for herseStrangely, while she was there Russiaghosts suddenly appeared. Impresseshe and Olcot t became fri ends.

Within a year of meeting, HPB aOlcott had teamed up with William Judge, a twenty-four-year-old Irisborn attorney whom James Joyce (athor of Ulysses ) later called “the nblest Roman of them all.” Putting tpedal-to-the-metal, they quickformed the Theosophical Society.

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practically foaming at the mouth wthe possibility of communicating wthese Masters. He had heard of the eistence of such ultra-evolved beingLike HPB, he had been deeply infenced by the bizarre romantic novewritten by the English statesman anoccultist Lord Edward Bulwer-Lytto(1803-1873), the man perhaps beknown for giving us the opening lin“it was a dark and stormy night.”

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stack of all occult books. In the 1870s,however, it was widely read in Eng-land, America and Europe. The Comi ng Race describes the existence of a uto-pian society of advanced beings wholive in tunnels and caverns beneath thesurface of the earth in a land calledVril-ya . These beings, known as the

Ana , were forced into the inner earthbecause of earth changes, specifically aflood which destroyed their civilizationthousands of years before the Biblicalcataclysm.

The Ana had the ability to fly withwings attached to their bodies. Of evengreater interest to many Victorianreaders was the Ana’s mastery of thelimitless vri l or Life Force, an energywhich the Ana scientists learned todraw from the atmosphere and whichinstantly bumped the Ana race a fewrungs up the evolutionary ladder. This

mysterious cosmic energy dramaticallyenhanced psychic powers and wasw ielded by the inhabitants of the innerearth. I t could also produce a laser-likedeath ray. Its use became so pervasivethe Ana changed their name to theVril-ya .

Bulwer-Lytton intended The

Comi ng Race and its matriarchal, dem-ocratic utopia to be a satire aimed atfeminists, democrats, socialists, and allothers who were deluded intothinking utopia could be achieved. Be-sides, w ith vril pow er, all w ishes wereinstantl y materialized, all hur ts healed,paradise found. What challengeswould remain to make life interesting?

Satire or not, like a turn-of-the-century Luke Skywalker, HPB had nodoubts that vril was real. “The namevril may be a fiction,” she later wrote

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ary Shelley never thought of herself asprophetess; in fact, she would very likely habeen horrified at the idea. However, in hwork, she often hit upon insights into the ture that rival those of Jules Verne or H.

Wells. In her 1826 novel The Last Man, she actually wroabout a King of England who abdicated and became the Eof Windsor! Two of her short stories deal with frozcorpses from ancient times —calling to mind the discoveof Lindow Man (died about 300 AD) in an English peat bog1984, and of Ötzi, the Iceman (died about 3300 BC) in tAlps in 1991. Maurice, or the Fisher’s Cot, one of Mary’s pvate manuscripts, was discovered only a few years ago apublished in 1998. It deals with issues which are in the netoday: missing ch ildren and animal r ights.

Mary’s most famous work, Frankenstein, is consideredclassic. The idea of an artificial man, though not a new oncaptured the imagination of the public and made Mary a clebrity. All subsequent authors who have used this concefrom Karel Capek to Isaac Asimov to George Lucas to the nies w ho produced Mystery Science Theatr e 3000 owe thsuccess to Mary Shelley. Yet Mary’s vision of arti fic ial li fe w

different from those of Asimov or Lucas. Rather thviewing man-made creatures as benign helpmates

humanity, she saw them as potential enemies, pable of turning on human beings.

Beautiful, bright and gifted, Mary Shelley w

the daughter of two famous writers: WilliaGodwin, author of the revolutionary PoliticJustice, and Mary Wollstonecraft, celebratas the founder of the women’s rights movment because of her still-popular book,Vindication of the Rights of Women. Froher earliest days, little Mary Godwin wconstantly confronted by powerful intlects. When she was a child, her father oftentertained a literary circle in their homeLondon. This circle included poets WilliaWordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridgas well as renowned scientist Sir HumphrDavy. Often their discussions centeraround ethical questions surrounding s

ence—and l it tle Mary, w ho usually hid behithe furniture during these gatherings, soakit all up.

Meanwhile, at a mansion called Field Plain rural Sussex, a beautiful, wide-eyed little b

destined to become the love of Mary’s life walso growing up. Like Mary, he was unusua

bright and read voraciously. Unlike Mary, howevPercy Bysshe Shelley was not exposed to the most u

to-date of scientific discoveries. Rather, growing up the countryside among people steeped in superstitio

Shelley cut his teeth on tales of w itches and ghosts. A storytold of his days at Eton when one of the Masters caught hperforming a strange ceremony. The boy had drawn a cirin the ground and set fire to some alcohol in a dish. Env

oped in the fire’s bluish flame, the youth began to cha“Demons of the air and fire . . . “The Master, unable to contain himself, interrupted hi

“What on earth are you doing, Shelley?”The boy turned his luminous cobalt eyes to the Mas

and replied solemnly, “ Please, sir , I’m raising the devil .”Stories of Shelley’s experiments with electric shock m

chines were told both at his home in Sussex and when was at school at Eton. Family and friends alike were knowto run in the opposite direction whenever they saw hcoming towards them with a bottle and a piece of wiWhatever pain Shelley inflicted on his peers, however, wprobably nothing compared to the torture that the boy wwould grow up to be one of his dearest friends was sufferi

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at the hands of so-called scientists.George Gordon Byron, w ho became

Lord Byron at the age of nine, was bornwith a deformed right foot. The footappeared to have been folded in two atthe arch; only the ball and the tip ofthe heel actually touched the ground.Sti ll, lit tle Geordie w as the handsomestchild for miles around. His proudmother loathed the idea that her beau-tiful son was less than perfect, so foryears the boy’s foot was jammed intodevices resembling the Iron Maidenwhich supposedly w ould straighten hisfoot and enable him to walk normally.All caused him excruciating pain,and none worked. Therefore,young Byron, though fasci-nated by science, was alwaysskept ical of i ts practical value.

Shelley, Mary and Byronwere destined to come to-gether in the summer of 1816,thus changing the literaryworld forever. Two yearspreviously, Mary hadfallen in love wi th

Shelley, a latecomer toGodwin’ s clique. Theywanted to live to-gether, even thoughShelley was technicallysti ll marri ed. ButGodwin violently disap-proved, and so they

eloped. At the last minute they were joined by Mary’s stepsister, Claire Clair-mont, who didn’t want to be left be-hind to face her mother’s wrath.

In the spring of 1816 Claire becameromantically involved with the wealthyand celebrated Lord Byron. Claire’sdark beauty and superb singing voiceat f irst captivated Byron, but as their af-fair waned she grew petty and de-manding, and the poet tired of her. Hedecided to return to the Continent, andinadvertently let it slip to Claire that hewould be renting a home on the banksof Lake Geneva in Switzerland.

So in late May Claire coaxedShelley and Mary into trav-eling to Geneva. One night

while they were dining,Byron appeared at their

hotel. Claire delightedly ranto greet him, and proudly in-troduced him to Shelley and

Mary. How chagrinedshe must have feltwhen Byron’s pri-mary interest ap-

peared not to bein her, but inShelley, whom he

knew by reputa-tion as the authorof the epic poem

Queen Mab .The Shelleys and

Claire took a cottage close to Villa Ddati, where Byron w as staying w ith personal physician, Dr. John PolidoPolidori was twenty-two, handsomand not the greatest of doctors. “Polidori has, just now, no more tients,” Byron wrote in 1817 to friend Thomas Moore. “He had latthree, who are now all dead.” Thefive young people began their own erary circle. Every night they womeet at Diodati and discuss whatevstruck their fancy.

Two subjects particularly appeato this group: science and the occThese two themes came together speculations about the artificial crtion of life. Byron had read the woof physician Erasmus Darwin, grandther of the famed evolutionist CharDarwin, who wrote at length abospontaneous generation and acquircharacteristics. On more than one ening at Diodati, Shelley and Byron gaged in animated discussions of thetheories. They were particularly fasnated by an experiment in wh

Darwin is said to have watched a pieof vermicelli come to l ife.From Darwin the conversat

turned to alchemy. Mary, Shelley, aByron had all read the works of bertus Magnus (1206-1280) and Pa

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FUTURE SCIENCE

ractical time travel continuesto elude the consumer, anduntil time travel devices aremanufactured on a largescale, the garage inventor

w ill just have to build his own.From the early time travel experi-

ments of Keely, Tesla, the WilsonBrothers of EMI/Thorn, and others, tothe modern time travel allegations ofthe Philadelphia Experiment and the

Montauk Project, we would like tobring practical time travel to the con-sumer.

Posted on the Internet recently wasthis commentary by someone identi-fying himself as Brian X. We thought itmade many good points and include ithere:

Imagine if you w ill, that you are oneof the people still alive today that wasborn prior to 1903, when the first air-plane took flight. When you wereyoung the idea of flying would prob-ably have been quite exciting. Some

P

scientists believe that we may pres-ently be living through an identical sce-nario. The thing that would be so ex-citing, however, would not be flightbut time travel. Leading scientists be-lieve that our children will live to once

again see the impossible become rou-tine.

Professor Mikio Mukaku of the Uni-versity of New York believes that spaceflight may one day unlock the secret oftime itself. This will require the devel-opment of spacecraft that can travel atspeeds on the order of two hundredmillion kilometers per second, that’sabout six hundred million miles perhour. Craft traveling at this speed willtake us near the speed of light, wheretime actually slows down. This iswhat’s known as time dilation. Ein-stein’s theories predict that the faster aspacecraft moves, the slower time ticksinside of it. Imagine that a rocket shiptakes off from earth and approachesthe speed of light. If w e were to w atchit from earth with a very powerful tele-scope as it traveled away from us, wewould see everyone inside the ship asbeing frozen in time. To us their timewould slow down, but to them nothingwould change!

This has been measured in the la-boratory and on location using atomicclocks, aircraft, satelli tes and rockets. Itis proven that time slows down the

faster you move. In 1975 ProfessCarol Allie of the University of Maland tested Einstein’s theory using twsynchronized atomic clocks. One clowas loaded on a plane and flown several hours, while the other clock

mained on the ground at the air basUpon return, the clock on board tplane was found to be ever so slighslower than the one on the grounThis was not due to experimental erand has been repeated numerous timwith the same result. This differencetime is even more pronounced in satlites such as the space station. Thisbecause these objects are traveling speeds much faster and for mulonger periods than possible in an aplane. The faster an object moves, tmore time is distorted.

Now that we know that it is posible to travel into the future moving at great speeds, the neproblem is how to travel in time a spectable amount without having to in a fast-moving spaceship for yeaThis problem is solved by the theorical existence of what are known closed timelike curves and wormhole

Einstein’s special and general thries of relativity combine thredimensional space with time to fofour dimensional space-time. Spatime consists of points or events threpresent a particular place at a part

Time is God’s way of k eepin g everythi ng from happeni ng all at once.

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e may learn to deprivelarge masses of theirgravity, and give themabsolute levity, for thesake of easy transport.”

-Benjamin Franklin, 1780In 1996, the NASA Marshall Space

Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama(MSFC) announced the commence-ment of a momentous and excit ing ini -tiative. They were going to “formulatea comprehensive strategy for ad-vancing propulsion for the next 25years and...to make this strategy morevisionary than p revious plans.”

To be called The Advanced SpaceTransportation Program (ASTP), thenew program would encompass “thenearer-term technology improvementsall the way through seeking the break-throughs that could revolutionizespace travel and enable interstellar voy-ages.” They would start the programby employing the talents of the NASAGlenn Research Center in Cleveland,Ohio, headed up by Marc G. Millis.This group already had experienceworking with the very futuristic “Vi-sion-21” exercises. Glenn respondedby establishing the “Breakthrough Pro-pulsion Physics” program to considertotally new ideas in physics theory thatcould result in “Buck Rogers” propul-sion systems technology to surpass thelimits of existing methods.”

In their announcement, the Glenngroup said, “Recent experiments andQuantum theory have revealed thatspace may contain enormous levels ofvacuum electromagnetic energy. Thishas led to questioning if this vacuumenergy can be used as an energysource or a propulsive reaction massfor space travel. Next, new theoriessuggest that gravity and inertia are elec-tromagnetic effects related to thisvacuum energy. It is known from ob-served phenomena and from the estab-lished physics of General Relativity

that gravity, elec-tromagnetism, andspacetime areinter-related phe-nomena. Theseideas have led toquestioning if grav-

itational or inertialforces can becreated or modi-fied using electro-magnetism. Also,theories haveemerged fromGeneral Relativityabout the natureof spacetime thatsuggest that thelight -speed barri er,descri bed by Spe-cial Relativit y,might be circum-

vented by altering spacetime itself.These “wormhole” and “warp drive”theories have reawakened considera-tion that the light-speed limit of spacetravel may be circumvented.

Today, it is still unknown whetherthese emerging theories are correctand, even if they are correct, if theycan become viable candidates forcreating propulsion breakthroughs.”Extravagant language by an official U.S.agency that has the clout, the moneyand the resources to really make thishappen should have been greeted byhuzzahs from those in the “alternativescience” community, who have beeninvolved in research and investigationin these areas for many, many years. Atlong last, true space travel may justover the horizon. Star Trek may be-come a reality, after all. But, instead,this announcement was greeted withgreat cynicism and the widely believedsuspicion that NASA was literallyforced to finally acknowledge “mave-rick” developments in this area by whatis now an overwhelming body ofknowledge, some of it very scientif-ically respectable. This, they say, is an

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old game reluctant official recognitby a prestigious organization, of an derground movement that threatensbreak through the surface and creatterrific embarrassment because ththemselves apparently didn’t have vision to get there first.

Coming, as it does, fifty years afRoswell, and after the government hreportedly “dissected” and attemptto back-engineer perhaps dozens alien interstellar craft, this announment, promising such propulsion stems way off in 2025, is being viewby many as simply a means of NA

gathering all relevant R&D unto itsfrom which vantage point they can dcide, based perhaps on commercand/or politi cal considerations, whatdevelop and what not to. To hataken so long to finally acknowledthe limitations of rocketry seems most incredible when it was long aobvious, even to a child, that we counever get to the stars carrying tonssolid rocket propellant. That truly not rocket science.”

The cynical view i s suppor ted whone considers the almost casual way

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McDonnough has become well knownin the underground movement pri-marily because of his self-publishedbook, The U.F.O. Technology Hackers Manual , first released in 1997, and ac-tively promoted at the author’s website, www.ufotech-nology.com. Eventhough essentially unpublished, thebook has managed to intensify the de-bate about suppression of technologyand has therefore inevitably attractedall the relevant government agencies tohis website, including NASA.

McDonnough believes that wecould have been traveling to the starsmany years ago if developments in pro-pulsion technology had not been sup-pressed. In fact, he believes it to be en-tirely possible that such advancedspacecraft have indeed been produced

in secret, and are already being usedfor space travel. This is not just fancifulspeculation. McDonnough has spent agreat deal of time researching patentsat the U.S. Patent Depository at theDallas Public Library, and has discov-ered that all the primary relevant pat-ents necessary to develop and build fu-turistic space ships are there, and havebeen for a long time. Of this discovery,he says, “I could hardly contain my ex- Continued on Page 6

ANTI-GRAVITY

came about that NASA took this initia-tive, as reported by Charles Platt in“Wired Magazine” (March, 1998).NASA Administrator Dan Goldin wasabout to attend a Star Trek conventionwhere he was afraid that Trekkiesmight question him about antigravitycraft because of an article that had ap-peared in the Bri ti sh Sun day Tele- graph September 1, 1996, about the

work of Russian scientist Eugene Podk-letnov. The fi rst sentence read,“Scient ists in Finland are about toreveal details of the w orld’s firstanti gravity device.” So, accordingto Platt, Goldin asked his scien-tists about the state of t he art, andthey finally briefed him on relatedresearch. According to Whit Bran-tley, chief of the Advanced Con-cepts Office at Marshall, “ Hebacked up a step or two, thensaid he thought NASA shouldspend a lit tle money on work likethis.”

But perhaps most revealing ofall was the strange remark madeto Platt by Tony Robertson, amember of Brantl ey’s team, at theinterview and seconded by Bran-tley. “The way I see it,” he said(presumably w ithout levity),“NASA has a responsibility to over-come gravity.” This would translate to“we don’t want someone else to getthere first.” So, it appears that NASAhad to get on the ship before it leftport or risk being left in the backwashwhile perhaps foreign governments or

private organizations started buildingwarp drives.If true, does this mean that NASA

has known about such scientific ad-vances for quite some time and has per-haps worked on these propulsion sys-tems in secret? At least one researcherbelieves this to be the case. He is Mi-chael McDonnough, also known as Mi-chael Unum (a previously used nom deplume), from San Antonio, Texas.

citement. Here before me were stems that could explain all of the bascience behind so-called UFOs, whin fact are Electromagnetic and Electmotive Spacecraft.”

McDonnough’s interest in these su jects was probably influenced somwhat by his father who was in AForce intelligence and was privy highly classified information, and aby exposure to Air Force life, since lived at various air bases all over tcountry while growing up. But his s

rious interest w as tr iggered four dramatic sightings of UFover a period of several years

puzzled him that there appearto be no overt Air Force interest

these UFO’s, when he knew ththey had to be highly covetous

the fantastic technology displayeMcDonnough focuses on fo

patents in particular which, in opinion, w hen put together, p

vide all the basic science necsary to develop the technology

buil d interstellar spacecra

First and foremost is Paten2,949,550 by t he legendary fathof anti-gravity technology,

Townsend Brow n. This now mous patent, fi led on July 3, 195

w as one of several by Brow n, demonstrating the anti-gravity

tion of highly charged traducers.

The second patent, #4,663,932 wfiled by James E. Cox of Los Angelon July 26, 1982. Cox’s inventioncalled the Dipolar Force Field Propsion System, a type of magnetohydrynamic thruster (MHD). It is a prop

sion engine based on electromagneenergy which the inventor claims is cpable of producing 1,000,000 pounof thrust compared to 29,000 for a engine for the same weight. Since tengine requires no fuel, but rather us“a propellant comprising neutral pacles of matter having an electric dipocharacteristic,” it can not only liftpayload off the planet using the eart

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ncient cultures used soundand geometrical shapes toenhance human lives, and

today’s frontier scientistsare making breakthroughs

on how to do it. Dan A. Davidson of Ar-izona says he and Joe Parr of California“broke the code” on how certainshapes and frequencies change subtleenergies into tangible forces that wecan use in our physical world.

Davidson is a physicist who designssupercomputer systems for signal pro-cessing and other specialties. His col-league Parr is an electrical engineer inthe acoustical industry who happensto have a genetic debilitating disease.Davidson told me that in the mid-1980s when Parr was returning to theUSA from a business trip to the MiddleEast, he stopped in Cairo and spent aday on top of the Great Pyramid andanother day in its King’s chamber.When he returned home, his diseasewent into remission for several years.This intensified his interest in pyramidenergies.

Although the two men researchtopics that are considered typicallymale interest, the implications of theirwork aren’t just for techie guys. Dav-idson’s new book, Shape Power, ex-presses hope that knowledge of howshapes manipulate energy will help“everyone, from inventors, artists andarchitects to each of us as creative be-ings” to create a world filled with up-lifting and ennobling shapes and de-signs. According to his findings, eventwo-dimensional lines-on-paper designscan affect the local environment.When the processes are widely under-stood, shape power could have prac-tical uses, says Jerry Decker, founderof the KeelyNet website. In the

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BREAKTHROUGHInspired by those possibilities, we

terview Davidson at his home in

broad light-filled valley in southern zona. We’re standing in his garworkshop, observing apparatus onweigh-scale. A wheel spins betwetwo loudspeakers that are putting oulow tone. The digital reading from scale goes negative. After watchingproceed—minus 3, minus 3.5… mi16 and continuing the trend, I reawhat we are witnessing. “Anti-gravity

I turn to look at our host. Ever siI first heard him give a lecture and rehis books, I viewed Dan Davidson ano-nonsense physicist who just wato develop beneficial inventio

Decker concurs. “Over the years I hfound Dan to be one of the most able, consistent and serious investtors I have had the privilege to knoDespite his reputation for sober undstatement, now I’m looking at a mwith the excitement of the momshining through his face, if not words.

“Yeah. The thing that’s lifting is tlitt le wheel it self.” He point s at the spning disk. “If you had three-dimensiopyramids in there like in Joe’s cenfuge, it would rip off the end, tear tchamber all to pieces. He was gettin

hundred thousand times more mentum.”

Unlike well-publicized university boratory experiments which involveperconductive materials and expenscooling to get a few percent of weiloss, we’re looking at simple matergetting a much more dramatic effectother words, the materials temporaweigh an eighth of their normal w eig“I’ve seen up to 800 percent changeweight on here,” Davidson says calm

preface to Shape Power he suggests ap-plications:

• Tuned patterns (like amulets or tal-

ismans) to be worn on the body to redi-rect ambient energy for protectionfrom harm or to attract beneficial ener-gies.

• Life-extension for machinery, via apattern that would fi lter and cancel det-rimental fields coming from peoplewho unwittingly cause equipment tomalfunction.

• Two- and three-dimensional pro- jected patterns used in drug-free ener-getic medicine.

• Geometries or patterns that helpshunt additional energy into an elec-trical-energy generating device to drive

it into becoming a more-output-than-input machine.

• Changing the weight or othercharacteristics of matter by controllingthe flow of aether into matter. Theterm “aether” is being revived by fron-tier scientists who say that space is notan empty vacuum; instead, it’s invisiblyfoaming with energy. Physicists call itzero-point energy because it causes sub-molecular motion even at zero degreesKelvin. Synchronistically, Davidson’slatest book came out in 1997, the sameyear that Dr. Patrick Flanagan’s 1973book, Pyramid Power, was reissued.Another paradigm-changing book thatdeals with subtle energies and men-tions shape power also appeared in1997—Science and Human Transfor- mation by Stanford University pro-fessor emeritus William Tiller, Ph.D.Tiller says that feng shui is based on theidea that subtle energies can be influ-enced and directed by nature “by theplacement of objects of various shapesand colors in different configurations,by sound and by the human mind.”

New Resear ch Reveal s Untapped Ener gy

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The active ingre-dient, the wheel,weighs only elevengrams. It is edgedby isolated tri anglesthat each have thedimensions of aside of the GreatPyramid. Anothertie-in t o that pyr-amid is that the fre-quencies coming from the speakers arederived from knowledge of its king’schamber. Parr works at a companywith a computer program that willcompute the resonant frequencies of aroom, given it s parameters, and he w asinspired to put into the computer thevalues of the Great Pyramid’s king’schamber. The computer calculated fre-quencies with which he and Davidson

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There is a further connection—thetunnel-of-energy possibility. In issue 3of Atlantis Rising , Len Kasten wrotean article about Hollywood and thestar gods of ancient Egypt , asking if themovie Stargate is merely celluloid fan-tasy or if it struck a chord that reso-nates in the mass subconscious. Theplot of Stargate has archaeologists digup an ancient stone ring at Giza, andlater has technologists discover thatthe ring is a gate to faster-than-light in-terstellar travel when activated by cer-tain symbols. The travelers are superlu-minally sucked through an energeticconduit between Earth and a planet inanother galaxy. Davidson and Parr’s ex-perimental results point toward rele-vant science.

“We think we have the embryonicdetector t o build a Stargate ,” Davidsonsays. “Even though science-fiction, ( thefilm) is right on the mark on somethings it could do.”

Before surprising us with that state-ment, he demonstrated his “detector.”The wheel has 24 teeth—copper t rian-gles—on both sides. Around i t, twelvesets of magnets alternate magneticpoles. When a motor spins the wheel,a tangible forcefield builds up aroundthe w heel. I feel the energy field tingleon my hands. The wheel sits on a dig-ital weigh scale, accurate to a tenth ofa gram, and the apparatus all sits on anisolation bed. It interfaces with equip-ment hooked to a counter that r ecordsthe number of stable versus unstablepulses. The signal quits when there is apulse where the jiggle is more thanfive grams. “At certain times of the

year, this thing starts going nuts; itgoes anti-gravitic. This correlated to-tally with Joe Parr’s identical experi-ment in Californ ia. Except for t he timeof day, because we’re 1,000 milesapart. Astronomically they go off at thesame time.”

When Earth is at certain point s in i tsorbit around the sun, the chart re-corder has registered as many as

20,000 counts in twelve hours. Parrand Davidson theorize that the earth,or our sun, has channels of energygoing between it and certain star sys-tems that we seem to be connectedwith “and when this experiment goesthrough one of those conduits, it triesto head down the conduit.”

Our interview is in November, butthe antigravity reaction will be morepronounced around December 13-15.At that time Earth is lined up with thesun and with three stars in Orion’sbelt. Taurus and Orion, located in thesame part of the sky, are the two main

constellations related to the Great Pyr-amid’s alignment. Maximum antigravityeffects in Davidson’s experimenthappen when the axis of the wheel islined up with the sun and Iota Orionisat sunrise and sunset on certain days.“There appears to be a huge energyconduit between our sun and the con-stellation Orion which stimulates thegravity wheel forcefields to totallyclose to all know n local forces—gravity,electromagnetic, inertial and radioac-tivity—and then the entire gravitywheel experiment tries to lift off to-ward Orion… This is why the experi-

ment loses weight.”Having worked on many radar,

sonar and laser systems, Davidson findsit remarkable that the signals on hisequipment when passing through a“conduit” are so similar to the wave-form for radar.

Davidson also notes that one of thefirst authors of books about flying sau-cers claimed to have interviewed star-ship beings who said that they mountonto energy currents that exist be-

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re we as a species ap-proaching some kind ofabyss or not? If we aren’t,end of story, not to worry.If, on the other hand, we

are, then we must attempt to gaugewhether we are approaching yet an-other period of geological upheavalslowly or rapidly. Or do we now standteetering unsteadily at the brink of acliff above yet another dark void ofmass extinction?

I was asked to express an opinionon what we may expect in the first sixmonths of the year 2000—with the un-derstanding that the article would beon the editor’s desk before the end of1999. Yikes! Talk about feeling likeShirley MacLaine and being out on alimb. Nowhere in 5/5/2000 is it sug-gested I possess clairvoyance. Never-theless, it was an interesting proposaland, fool that I am, I accepted the chal-lenge.

A Science report released in No-vember ’92 made the front page ofnewspapers around the world. The re-port was a four-page warning from1,575 of the planet’s most distin-guished scientists, including one hun-dred Nobel laureates, among whomwere Linus Pauling, James Tobin, two-time Pulitzer Prize winner EdwardWilson of Harvard, and Carl Sagan.

Scientists from sixty-nine differentcountries worked together to issue this“urgent warning to humanity.” Thestatement begins: “We . . . hereby w arnall humanity of w hat lies ahead. A great

change in our stewardship of the Earthand the life on it is required if vasthuman misery is to be avoided and ourglobal home on this planet is not to beirretrievably mutilated.”

The report li sts a multi tude of prob-lems that are destroying—or have al-ready destroyed—individual segmentsof our planet’s ecosystem. As one partof the ecosystem is destroyed thiscreates strain which w eakens the othersegments, hastening their destruction.This continues until an unstoppabledomino effect begins so rapidly that“suddenly” all systems fail and we are

extinct. The warning states: “No morethan one or a few decades remain be-fore the chance to avert the threats wenow confront will be lost and the pros-pects for humanity immeasurably di-minished.”

Dr. Henry Kendall, a Nobel laureateat MIT and chairman of “The Union ofConcerned Scientists,” said: “Thiswarning is no exaggeration, and it isnot alarmist. There is no better way tounderline that than to see who hassigned on to this. Here is a large groupof the most distinguished and senior

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scientists in our world today who be-lieve we’re rapidly approaching a crisissituation.”

Human activity is rapidly becomingso harmful to Earth it could render theglobe unable to sustain life, the scien-

tists warn. Their appeal calls for imme-diate action by world leaders to helpcurb explosive population growthamong people already facing chronichunger, deteriorating soil for agricul-ture, shortages of fuel, housing andfresh water, and harmful patterns ofhuman activity and development. Thereport makes it chillingly clear that, aswe get near the bottom of the barrel,the struggle for what’s left in thatbarrel gets more intense.

Ten years before this warning fromscientists, in the 1982 edition of 5/5/

2000 , I quoted a CIA report cocerning the political and economthreats to U.S. security as a result these drastic changes which would “almost beyond comprehensioChanges of this magnitude and grea

took place millennia ago. Across tplanet there are ancient pyramids amysterious buildings of powerful civzations whose builders suddenly vaished. The CIA says: “There is considable evidence that these empires mhave been undone not by barbarian vaders but by climate change.”

Since this scientific report was leased almost a decade ago, I wodered if world leaders had respondresponsibly to the scientists’ appeal “immediate action.” On December 11999, I telephoned the Union of Co

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cerned Scientists to get an update onthe Earth’s ecosystem for this article.As luck would have it, they had justcompleted a new update, including amap of the world that illustrates thelocal consequences of global warming(www.climatehotmap.org).

I received a nine-page update,which was flashed around the worldthe next day. By the time this article ispublished, February 2000, chances areyou will have heard all about it. Thisupdate is also available at the aboveweb site. This update confirms theirworst fears. It shows a rapid and con-tinuous destruction of ecosystemsaround the world relentlessly propel-ling us toward an unidentified pointwhere the domino principle beginsand shoves us all down the extinctiondrain.

Many parts of the update seemed re-markably familiar. I turned to ChapterTen in 5/5/2000 , and found the reportby the Council on EnvironmentalQuali ty and the Department of State. InMay 1977, President Carter had asked

them to make a study of what lifewould be like in the year 2000. The re-port states that our world in the year2000 will be more crowded, more pol-luted, less stable ecologically, the pop-ulation explosion in Mexico will forcethe United States to guard its borders,illegal immigrants from Mexico willquadruple, Mexico City will be thelargest city on Earth. (Does this soundfamiliar?) The report ends with thestatement: “Life for most people onEarth will be more precarious in 2000than it is now unless the nations of theworld act decisively to alter current

trends.” Tick-tock, tick-tock.The new Union of Concerned Scien-tists’ w arning states that the Earth isheating up: “Globalaverage temperatureshave warmed about1° since 1900. Theten warmest years onrecord have occurredsince 1983, seven ofthem since 1990.Global temperature in1998 w as the hot testin the historicalrecord, and recent

temperatures mayhave been the highestof the past millen-nium.” They expectproblems to i ntensifyunless the emission ofgreenhouse gases arebrought under con-trol. The list of ex-pected problems is solong the reader is en-couraged to refer tothe original report in

deep and larger than the state of Cfornia. That hole is today the Black Se

The scientists’ warning list a slevel rise as one of the problems face. The Black Sea disaster is an ample of what could happen. Anothitem on the list is downpours. As tEarth warms, abnormally heavy rafall. When these downpours occover mountains, super-saturated sgives way, resulting in horrendomudslides like the ones in Venezuela

December w here thirt y thousand mewomen and chi ldren died, many burialive and 150,000 are homeless as ccern of an epidemic grows. Thousanmore are still homeless in Honduand North Carolina from recent hucane flooding, and this climate chanwill continue to generate more hucanes, cyclones and tornadoes greater intensity.

Hold on a minute before you drout your Bermuda shorts. For the nemillennium, we may be about to ena new ice age! My articl e The Hammand The Pendulum (s

www.rnoone.com) defines how twgroups of scientists, both intelligemay form diametrically opposite judments from exactly t he same evidencAn entirely different group of famoscientists state that global warming wtrigger a sudden and catastropcooling of the planet. Three articles global cooling appear on the first paof the preface of 5/5/2000 .

William H. Calvin, a theoretical nerophysiologist at the University Washington at Seattle, published a ccise article on this in the January 19issue of The Atlanti c Monthly . “One

the most shocking scientific realitions of all time has slowly bedawning on us: the earth’s clima

does great f lip -floevery few thousa

years, and w ith breataking speed. The mo

catastrophic resultglobal w arming coube an abrupt coolin

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take over locations thhad crops “dr iving o

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Continued on Page 6In Caracas a survivor of Venezuela’s catastrophic Decemb er ‘99 flood s

looks for solace in a m ud soaked b ook. A P Phot o

its entirety.Two Columbia University geolo-

gists, William Rayan and Walter Pitman,after thirty years of research publishedNoah’s Flood . They present evidencethat melting glaciers raised the sea levelof the Mediterranean Sea around 5,600B.C. A quick glance at a world globeshow s the Medi terranean Sea separatedfrom the Black Sea by the BosporusStrait. The Black Sea is 750 miles long,380 miles wide, over a mile deep andcovers an area of about 170,000 squaremiles which is greater than the area ofCalifornia.

If w e had a globe of the w orld of sixthousand years ago, we would see theMediterranean Sea separated from alow-lying valley area larger than Cali-fornia by a strip of land which may bethought of as a colossal natural dam. Asthe sea level rose in the Mediterraneancontinued, salt water slowly, insidi-ously and persistently ate away at theland until a small trickle found its wayinto the valley. It was a normal day inthe valley below, children gathered

flowers while unnumbered men andwomen went about the even tenor oftheir ways, never suspecting theirworld w as about to end. The trickle be-came a torrent. The torrent became amaelstrom of death as the Mediterra-nean Sea breached the land, pouredinto the valley and transformed itselfinto a giant tidal wave whose onlywarning to the inhabitants was a faintdull roar in the distance for a minute ortwo before they and all traces of theircivilization were swept away. Coresamples taken recently by Dr. RobertBallard and his underwater team of Ti-

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rom the early archetypalwisdom of arcane societiesgrew the w orld’s mythologies,and their deeply profound cul-tural Mysteries. As research

into the ingenious nature of hiero-glyphs and ideograms has revealed,

and as my experiences in Egypt havetaught me, these glyphic forms keepthe higher evolutionary memory alive.They are “memory triggers” that stimu-late “receptor codes” within us. Theyare the keys that enable us to unlockand decode the “Mysteries.” Mayaglyphs work on the same principle.

Research strongly suggests that weare currently i n a time period w hen an-cient Egyptian mythology, Mayan calen-drics, and contemporary astronomyalign and synchronize in a way that ulti-mately affects the evolution of theplanet, but that will be of most imme-diate value to true seekers of wisdomand those who strive to follow the ini-tiatic Path.

Here is how the research tracks andmakes sense of the clues that some-thing of evolutionary significance is inprocess, centered around SpringEquinox 2000.

Last summer, an unusually intenseenergy package was delivered to theplanet in the form of an astrologicalfixed grand cross, topped off by a solar

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eclipse on August 11, 1999—a date her-alded by fear-based rumors that the“day of Destiny” was at hand. Nothingobviously dire occurred that day, andpeople got on w ith t heir lives.

However, in retro-viewing the Au-gust 11 eclipse day, one notices that itactually celebrated the birthday of thepresent World Age (8/11/3114 BC to21/12/12 AD) according to the Mayacalendar, simultaneously marking itsfinal 13 years. It is believed that SpringEquinox marks out entry into the “Beakof Time”—a sorting out period that, ac-cording to the Maya, precedes the 2012AD completion date of the Age.

To both Maya and Egyptian civiliza-tions, Time was a great Serpent. For theMaya, a World Age began w ith the “Tailof Time” and ended with the “Beak ofTime.” Between the two lay history—our evolutionary journey through thetime—tunnel of the Serpent’s body. Forthe Egyptians there was the “FirstTime,” and the “Last Time” (with the

Serpent showing up at the end). T journey through the Serpent’s headalways an intense period of challeand change. At the end of the cymetaphorically we exit through mouth, transformed. The Serpent, wsheds its skin, is an appropriate moof transformation.

The dates of both Maya and Egyptbeginning and end times for this WoAge are in the same ballpark, sospeak. In 3100 BC the Egyptian empwas formalized w ith the union of Upand Lower Egypt, and the foundingthe first dynasty, calendrically choring it within the “Tail of TimAnd consistent with the beginningthe “Beak of Time” 2001 AD is the f[reliable] date in the prophetic chnology of the Great Pyramid at Gizthe center of the Earth’s landmass.

In fact, many intriguing paralexist between Maya and ancient Egtian language roots, symbolism, and thological meanings. Here are a cou BY MOIRA TIMMS

OPENING THE MOUTH OF TIMEDo the Ancient Egypti an and Mayan Tex ts Shar e a Message for Our Age? At the “Fir st ti me” i s the seeding —the reali ty Over ti me, comes deep protecti on —the mythol ogy Thus are the portals of time sealed shut The mouth is closed The voi ce is si lent

Post gestation, comes the quickening —the decodi ng At the “Last ti me” then the flowerin g —the appli cati on Thus are the portals of time flung

wide The mouth is opened the word is spoken Ankh akhu

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of relevant instances. While the Mayaconsidered themselves the “monitorsof time,” the Egyptians called them-selves the “measurers of time.” Themost important glyph in the Maya ca-lendric system is “Ahau.” To the Egyp-tians “Ahau” was the lifetime of aperson and the increments of timewithin it. And in the netherworld,“Ahau” was the Serpent of timethrough whom the Sun and his fol-lowers must be towed and trans-formed. So we know that the moni-toring and measuring of time wasimmensely important to both cul tures.

A sophisticated system of time-keeping and astronomical observationprevailed in the ancient world. An un-derstanding of the mechanics of pre-cession, and an apparent know ledge ofthe timing frequencies that regulatethe structure of time appear to havebeen in place in the ancient world—particularly that of the Maya. As Maya

scholar Jose Arguellez has pointed out,certain dates at sites like Quirigua arerooted so deeply into the past that theyare practically in the future! It appearsthe astronomer priests who ran theshow sure knew how to w ork time!

Another expression of the greatgenius of the world’s ancient wisdom

keepers was their data-basing ability—the encodement of complex systems ofknowledge and profound truths intothe simple, easy to remember pictures,symbols, and stories that would enduredown the millennia and comprise whatwe call mythology.

Mythic themes are emerging asdominant archetypes now becausethey are becoming real-ized in our col-lective experience. Myths provide acontextual understanding for our exis-tential predicament, clarifying what isbeing played out, what our role is, andwho we are in the greater scheme ofthings. This is why the extraordinarilymeaningful similarities betweenMaya and Egyptian mythologiesare now so signif icant.

The ancient Egyptian “ Bookof What is in the Netherw orld”(the “Am Duat” ) il lustrates theSun’s journey after it sinksbelow the Western hori zonat tw ilight and movesthrough the “ transforma-tions” that are the chal-

lenges and rigors of the 12hours of the night , to r ise againat dawn in the East.

This is a mythic archetypal templatecontaining three levels of meaning—astronomical, personal, initiatory. Inother words, the Sun, the deceased,and the Initiate, each go through the

identical transformational proceMore than just a nocturnal adventuit is a journey through life, even as ita journey through the World Age. Itall the same format.

Consistent with the Maya conceof the Serpent tail and beak at each eof an Age, the Egyptians also easedand out of time-periods through “vebules” that opened with a “twilighand closed with a “dawning.” Since tclosure was not an end but a begning, the Egyptians did not “die,” th“came forth” by day, as did the Sun dawn. The correct name of the s

called “Egyptian Book of tDead” is actually “ The Comi

Forth by Day.” So in the nethworld, (the “duat”—“p la

of dawning”) it is ttw elfth hour of the nigthat is the “dawning” v

tibule, identical to tMaya “Beak of Time.”

In the center of ttw elfth hour is the S

god in the night bo

w ith his entourage. Texident ify the Serpent as “Ltime,” or “ Life of the Gods.” H

eye is formed by the hieroglyph “Lifor “Radiance.” The boat carries tSun, as Ra, in his old, physical, for

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n the av-erage,near-deathexperien-cers are

w ithout pulse orbreath for about ten tofifteen minutes. It isnot uncommon tohear of i ndividualsdead for an hour ormore; some wake upin t he morgue. Thesame is true wi th chil-dren, who, by theway, can have such anepisode before birth,during delivery, or im-mediately after beingborn. Recall from tinyones, once verbal, isoften not onl y sur-pri sing but can be anembarrassment to parents and medicalpersonnel.

Since the brain can be permanentlydamaged in three to five minuteswithout sufficient oxygen, it is impor-

tant to note that one of the striking fea-tures of the near-death phenomenonis. . . no matter how long the Person is dead there is usually no brain damage once revived; rather, a no- ticeable brain enhancement.

Because this is true, near-deathstates provide a dynamic lens throughwhich we can explore the many as-pects of human consciousness and thepossibility of life after death.

But for experiencers, the effect ismore immediate and infinitely morecomplex. Their biggest challenge istw o-fold: how do you live wit h the ex-

perience, and how do you deal w ith i tsaftereffects?My research suggests that near-

death episodes may well foster, to a de-gree, a structural, chemical and func-tionary change in the individual’sbrain. The spread of aftereffects, thepattern of psychological and physiolog-ical changes that occur afterward (asprofiled in the book Beyond The Light )furt her support this theory—that of abrain shift. Although clinical studies of

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the aftereffects sti ll are lacking, enoughresearch has passed serious scrutinythat we now have a guide for recog-nizing what happens in most people’slives after the “otherworldly” exposurefrom near-death states is over.

And that’s what I want to focus on—the aftermath.

But I want to do it differently thistime. . . I w ant to include the kids.

My study of child experiencers ofnear-death states, Children of the New Millennium, from Three Rivers Press,came out in the Fall of 1999. I want toshare a few bits and pieces of what Ifound, with the hope that this informa-tion w ill prove meaningful and evoke adesire to know more.

Straight away, I want to admit that Iwas incorrect about a previous findingI made. I claimed that children’s epi-sodes do not cover the broad range ofexperience types as do those of adults.My new study has proved me wrong.Although most youngsters experiencethe initial Near-Death Episode, a hefty76% have hellish experiences, someheavenly, a few are even abstract andtranscendent.

That child experiencers deal withthe same pattern of aftereffects as adultexperiencers was borne out, but theytend to respond differ-ently...sometimes, exactly the oppo-

site. We all thrill to “out-of-the-mouth-

When Children Return from Death

of-babes” revelatiowithout focusing the individual chhow does he or s

feel about what hpened? how does

phenomenon, both texperience and the

tereffects, appearhim or her as the ye

pass? This viewpohas been larg

missing f rom nedeath research un

now.Almost every ch

experiencer becomadept at dissociatio

“Dissociation” was fmerly used in the fiof psychiatry as a la

to describe individuwho “withdrew”

“severed from” any association wtheir body and/or environment. It wconsidered an aberrant mental staunhealthy. Current think ing on the s

ject has shi fted considerably as mo

mental health professionals are nrecognizing that dissociation may acally be a natural byproduct of csciousness as it develops along nelines of thought and creative imagition, that it is more a sign of adaptatithan insanity. But, as a child from Mnesota finally learned, even positskills that enrich our lives can beco“crutches.”

Without a supportive frameworkunderstanding in the wake of thnear-death episode, a child experienccan easily feel as if he or she is eithstupid, crazy, or suddenly “foreig

Family and friends who are unawarewhat such an experience can enmay find their child’s sudden behavchanges either frightening or perhaan attention-getting ploy, maybe evthe product of an overactive imagition. Responses like these limit agains to be had, and often push tchild toward repressing the event agether.

If we compare research results tween child experiencers and whapreviously did with adults, the diff

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BY KATHIE GARCIA

ASTROLOGY

en Buddhists teach thatcome what may, one must“walk on.” “Keep onkeeping on” doesn’t meandragging your feet under the

load of your karmic burden, but ratherto keep abreast, to keep changing withthe changes — the only way to staywhole. The motion of this walk, as as-

trologer-philosopher Dane Rudhyarpoints out, can take on spiritual signifi-cance, especially for those consciouslywalking a spiritual Path. The motionseems to constantly accelerate, con-stantly become more demanding. Chil-dren are perhaps the best witness tothis evolutionary truth as they outstripus as indeed should happen, and asthey handle with greater ease thanmost of their elders, accelerating life-styles and rhythms. . .Planetary cyclesare at once symbols and diffusers ofthis acceleration we are all partici-pating in, the becoming we are all ex-

periencing. What, then, are astrolo-gers, prognosticators and prophetssaying about 2000? Basically, it boilsdow n to this—if you thought 1999 wasintense, just take a look at 2000!

Others, like astronomer JohnMosely of Griffith Observatory, remindus to keep cool and be rational. Moselybrings Richard Noone and other“doomsayers” to task in his article“Cosmic Disaster in 2000 or anotherfailed prophecy?” Noone’s hype, ac-cording to Mosely, is “extraordinarilyshy” of objective facts and figures. ForMosely, “the contribution of theplanets is negligible, and it makes nodifference to the Earth whether theyare aligned or not.” Obviously, I don’tagree with him or I wouldn’t be an as-trologer. Nevertheless, I have to givehim some degree of credence when hewrites “A book you hold in your handsexerts a billion times as much tidalforce as the planet Mars when Mars isat its closest.” The planetary cyclesthemselves describe not only potentialglobal events but the public interest inbooks such as Noone’s “Ice: The Ulti-mate Disaster; 5/5/2000.” Skepticismaside, Mosely’s article includes an easy-to-follow narrative description in astro-nomical terms and graphics of exactlywhat will happen in May of 2000. Thealignment of the Sun, Mercury, Venus,Mars, Jupiter and Saturn and the NewMoon in Taurus opposed the earth inScorpio is awesome to behold. (Seewww.griffithobs/SkyAlignments.html)Mosely mocks “M”, a participant inAmerica Online’s 2000 America OnlineDiscussion, who said, “What doesseeing the planets from earth have to

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do with it? What we will see is not theplanets themselves, perhaps, but theintersection of the Great CosmicForces they represent.” I confidentlypredict that the proportion of peopleaccepti ng that there are Cosmic Forcesensouling the planets and stellargroups is on the rise.

For centuries astrologers havemapped planetary alignments withseismic activity, floods and natural dis-asters. Perhaps belief depends onwhere you are at the time. Most of youreading this article have enjoyed thegift of peace and some degree of pros-

perit y. Others have been hit harder andare in t he midst of reconstruct ing theirlives, grateful for the gift of life,mourning those who are no longerwith them in areas that have been hithard in recent years by war, famine,killer storms, earthquakes, tornadoesand floods. Mother nature’s momentsof madness have been stunning, dra-matic, and seemingly selective, theconfirmation of karma that hits like “athief in the night.” There is no denyingthat the Earth Mother’s contractionsare stronger and less apart. Thebirthing is ourselves and a new world

in t he making.Dane Rudhyar remarked that the

problem we have in interpreting thesignificance of planetary events andchanges is that they are ushering in anew dimension of consciousness thatalters our very perception of ourselvesand our worlds (See AR #15). “For Rud-hyar, astrological analysis has no valueexcept as a practical application of animplied metaphysics. In 1975, hewrote, “Man projects upon the outerworld what he potentially is, yet doesnot know he is, in order to discover

and actualize his innate potential being. Man collectively creates the uverse he needs, simply because needs it in order to operate with otimum efficiency; and he does whether he is an archaic shaman, a Sor Christian mystic, or a modern scietist in his laboratory or observatory.”

In accordance with discoveries physics in this century, particularly the connectedness and the interpentration of all things in space, Rudhyobserved a gradual emergence of a pture of the universe demanding the aceptance of a new dimension of real

The end of the era of isolated individalities, the beginning of a galactic cosciousness which he calls the fourth mension. Astrologer Stephanie Austdiscussing the portentous Chiron/Pluconjunction on the eve of the millenium, puts it more succinctly: “Seeiis believing; the reverse is even moenlightening—-Believing is seeing.” FAustin, the Chiron/Pluto coupling Sagittarius signifies a major paradigshift, a “collective opportunity to tool our assumptions and perceptioof reality.” Her musings evoke chuckle but actually smack of truShe asks, “Are we human beings tryto be spiritual or spir itual beings tryito be human?” Such a question cofill a chat room for hours! Ignoranand fear are not the only factors psuading us to believe the worst. Somwhere in the race memory we know happened before.

Even those who believe that if yknow better you can do better and thif you exercise the will and w ork whigher pow ers you can alter if not tuaround your karmic fate as describedyour natal chart, generally agree th

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the fate of nations is harder to effectsimply due to the numbers of personsinvolved and the still relatively unen-lightened state of the majority ofpeople. Nevertheless, Biblical storieslike that of Nineveh with the prophetJonah, reluctantly delivering thewarning of impending doom that wasaverted by an entire city repenting juston time, suggest that catastrophes cansometimes be averted by right choicesand that the outcome depends on thechoice. Today, ecologists prophesy thedisastrous results of cutting down theworld’s rain forests and warn us towake up before it’s too late. As we be-come less ignorant, prophecy becomesmore logical and understandable. Fearof a wrathful God becomes more andmore an enlightened understanding ofnatural consequence. The fact thatpeople everywhere, via the Internet,are talking to one another and ex-changing ideas and knowledge andfinding consensus despite differences,I believe, is one of the greatest factorsto bring forth the potential of positive

outcomes.May 5, 2000. Many astrologerswould agree wi th Austin who calls thisdate “the most striking alignment ofthe year.” We await the date withsome degree of apprehension, like weawaited the Nostradamus prophecy ofterror during July, 1999, some with

knees trembling, for the King ofprophets had a good batting averageafter all. And as we prepared for the Au-gust Solar Eclipse, our senses barragedby the wonder and smallness of movingon during planetary megastatements,some believe the planet has beenspared through di vine intervention. De-spite recent disasters, the earth as awhole has been spared, and we mustgive thanks. Most would agree that astime marches on, being in the rightplace at the right time doing the rightthing becomes more and more a pri-ority.

Ray Merriam, an extremely credibleastrologer specializing in economicanalysis, warns against sensational pre-diction, not only because it can perma-nently damage the astrologer’s reputa-tion when forecasts fail to materializebut also because it ignores an impor-tant factor in analysis: the orb of influ-ence. The orb of influence is the timegenerally agreed upon to allow an influ-ence to manifest. While the passingMoon may ruffle our worlds during a

period of hours, larger cycles like theSaturn/Uranus square we are currentlyexperiencing can have an orb of 6months either side of exact meeting.Major alignments are announcementsof possibilities, of trends set in motion.The effects of Neptune, for example,generally is gradual and produces

changes in consciousness that give rto new ideologies that eventually resin events that grab our attention, bthe influence may be working years bfore its meaning becomes outwarapparent.

The May alignment’s potential sudden events gains points by cluding Mars, the trigger planet, but did the August Solar Eclipse. AstrologRichard Nolle does some excellework on his webs(www.astropro.com) in outlining gegraphical areas potentially most fected. I would add that as we becomore and more globally connected, timpact of the fate of nations other thour own, directly or indirectly impaour ow n nation and lives.

In 1962, there was a similar plantary alignment, but in Aquarius. Nonblievers and skeptics, like Mosely, scand say, ‘this happened in 1962 awhat’s the big deal?’ The big deal wthe technological age, the compuage, the beginnings of an upheaval social codes whose waves we are s

riding, and the seeds of one of tbiggest debates of the first half of t21st century—genetic engineering.

All signs of the zodiac are archtypes. They bring to our attention paof ourselves. We have an opportun

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he oldest writings in theworld, the Vedic scriptures,are associated with untoldnumbers of elevated men.To one of these is attributed

authorship of the world’s longestpoem. He is Vyasadeva, a rishi de-scribed as the literary incarnation ofVishnu (god and protector of livingcreatures), w ho l ived about 5,000 yearsago. This poem, the Mahabharata ,was of course, written then in Sanskrit.Sanskrit scholars have translated the100,000 verses that comprise the epic.The translation I’ve known of, over 30volumes long, requires a real commit-ment as well as propitious circum-stances for one to successfully under-take its reading. I’ve always felt a voidin my education for not having read it.

Recently, Torchlight Publishing hasmade available a version of the Mahab- harata that any serious person cancommit to read. In this newest versionthe verses have been transposed intoordinary sentences and the poem intoa novel. Such a task is daunting, itwould seem, especially so if the “au-thor” had sought authenticity, transpa-rency and accuracy.

Our author, Kr ishna Dharma, seemsto have str iven to attain all three.

The story might appear to be simplebut is intricate and complex. It mightappear to be straightforward but iscomplicated by dozens of to-be-connected-later events. It is peopledwith characters ranging from Godthrough demigods to the most evil ofmen and is studded with useful insightsinto human nature as well as profoundspiritual truths and advice. In it, manyhumans are endowed with super-human qualities and perform heroic

and extraordinary feats. This, however,is far from the most amazing aspect ofthe book.

Mahabharata , the novel, is dividedinto two books, The Di e is Cast andDeliverance . These books contain 83chapters, 25 of which relate the greatbattle. Most chapters are given to estab-lishing the characters, the circum-stances and the situations that precedethe war and it is not until the fifthchapter of book two (the 53rd overall)that the nearly three-week battle be-

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gins. The Bhagavad-gita , Krishna’s re-nowned practical spiritual advice to Ar-

juna, is chapter 4 of book tw o. Tell ingyou about t his book feels like t rying tostuff a blown-up balloon into a small-necked bottle: it’s impossible to do it

justice, to convey its opulence, itspower, its beauty and ugliness, its hy-perbole, its civility and barbarity, its pa-thos, its drama, dynamism and depth.The Mahabharata fully integrates ma-terial existence, the mundane, into thetranscending spiritual realm. Indeed,from the very first chapter, Birth of theKuru Elders, this fact is clearly evident.The story is said t o be tr ue.

For reasons not recountable here, a

queen mother, Satyavati, asks hereldest son, Vyasadeva, a powerful rishi(himself the offspring of a celestialrishi) to beget a son by the dead king’swife, Ambika, as an heir. Vyasadeva, “awizened, ugly and filthy ascetic,”whom Ambika dutifully accepted withclosed eyes and feelings of revulsion,informs his mother that a blind son“strong as ten thousand elephants” and“vastly in telligent” w ill be born. NamedDhritarastra, this fellow proves himselfthrough most of the story t o be devoidof spiritual awareness.

Concerned that a blind man cannbe king, Satyavati asks Vyasadeva beget a second son by the other que(also Ambika’s sister), Ambalika. Smerely turns pale during intercourand is told by Vyasadeva that her swill be called Pandu, “pale one.” too wil l be pow erful.

Vyasadeva is asked to beget a thson, which he does, by Ambika’s maat her command. Dhritarastra, Panand Vidura are then raised by BishmSatyavati’ s second son, a great w arr ia wise and religious man, who actuawas born of the river goddess, Gang

and good king Shantanu.Pandu eventually becomes king,

default. Bishma then arranges for hto marry Kunti and Madri and for Dharastra to marry Gandhari (who theafter covers her eyes to be “blind” her husband). Pandu has vowed cbacy, with his wife’s approval, subsquent to having incurred a curse death during his next intercourse the result of a rash act. Pandu’s fsons are thus sired by gods whom, the result of a boon given to her yeaprior, Kunti can call forth. Yudhisthis the eldest son, sired by the god

justice, Dharma; the second is Bhimsired by Vayu, god of the wind; Arjunher third Pandu son, was sired Indra, king of the gods. Scripture dislowed more bed partners (even goones) for Kunti who then teaches hco-wife, Madri, the mantra so Pancan have more sons. To Madri are botwins, Makula and Sahedeva, sons the twin Ashvini gods. These five boyall strong, handsome, intelligent anlike Pandu, r ighteous, are known as tPandavas. Each possesses some tribute at an extraordinary level and are expertly instructed in the Vedscriptures and the use of weapo(they are khastr iyas, w arriors).

The five Pandava princes becothe students of a brahmin expert in clestial weaponry. His name is Droand, as luck (!) would have it, both and Bishma were taught by the sagreat teacher. Drona, himself, has sobut because of his thirst for perfectioArjuna is his favori te.

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is actually Kunti’s first-born son. Surya,the sun God, whom she had inadver-tently summoned by testing her boonwhen she had yet to marry, could notleave her without siring a son. Karna,born with armor attached to him, re-sulted from this union. Kunti, whosevirginity was returned to her by Surya,secretly placed Karna in a basket andpushed him into the Ganges river from

which Adhiratha, a charioteer, rescuedhim, raising and educating him withlove and di ligence.

Other characters enter the story andstay for long periods. The three mostsignificant of these are Krishna, hisbrother, Balarama, and the princessDraupadi. Krishna, God incarnate, isthe eighth chil d of Kunti’ s brother, Vas-udeva. Together with Balarama, theseventh, they are miraculously spareddeath at the hands of evil king Kamsa.

A custom in the India of those dayswas that a king held a competition forhis daughter’s hand. Arjuna, peerless atarchery, wins Draupadi through hismarksmanship. However, no one rec-ognizes him, as he, dressed in simpleclothes, does not identify himself. Ar-

juna fir st meets Karna here, they batt lebriefly, until Karna withdraws, unvan-quished.

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Perhaps because of its historiquality, its drama and violent actionreader may easily forget that this cient tale, written by an incarnatgod, contains spiritually significateachings. It could be, then, entirely largely allegorical in nature. Treating allegory literally, as one would an ornary novel, will obscure or even dstroy the subtle, “embedded,” spiritumeaning. At the least it would alone’s focus. Allegorical writing, “verbsymbolism,” is meant to sidestep nural, cerebral intelligence and to apeal di rectly to the Higher Intelligenc

The Mahabharata contains dozeof descriptions that may literally claone’s attention and modify the impaof some profound statement or a sptually significant event nearby. Cosider these few examples: Bhima is strong that he uproots large trees;

juna w ith the Gandiva bow shootw ith unerring accuracy—hundreds arrows per second (at flying or mov

targets) that he draws from a quivthat provides an unending supply of rows; Shalva, an evil king, attackKrishna’s city from “a great airshwhich resembled a flying city” (p239); in a ferocious battle w ith democalled Daityas, who lived in a floatcity that, “appeared in the sky, th

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There are other wives and some oftheir children play significant roles inthe story. Arjuna’s (second) wife, Sub-hadra (Krishna’s sister), bears Abhi-manyu and Bhima’s other wife, Hi-dimbi (a rakshasa who assumed humanform to attract him) bears Ghatot-kacha; both boys die heroically in thebattle.

Dhritarastra, who had been ruling inplace of Pandu, gives half the kingdomto Yudhisthira and his youngerbrother. They establish the city of In-draprasta which prospers handsomely,further aggravating Duryodena’s ava-rice and envy.

Contriving one of his manyschemes, this one with a crooked gam-bler, Duryodhana wins the Pandava’skingdom and, with his brother, Dusha-shana, publicly mortifies the Pandava’s

wife, Draupadi. Embittered and penni-less, the Pandavas and Draupadi are ex-iled to the forest for 13 years. From thissituation further developments lead in-exorably toward the impending battleand the feudal war between the cou-sins eventually begins. The war itselflasts less than three weeks practically

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barehanded or effectively command anarmy of nearly 37 million men all onthe battlefield at once? And, secondly,might sacred literature deliberately in-troduce exaggerated, hyperbolic, some-times irr elevant material for a part icularreason?

Near the end of the war Krishnatells Arjuna that, “truth should not beuttered where it will produce an ad-verse result” (pg. 764): truth must bevalued highly, dispersed wisely. In-deed, G.I. Gurdjieff, w ho himself w rotean epic of monumental proportions,stated repeatedly that few people wantto know the truth, that especially aboutthemselves, few desire it, preferring il-lusion. Consider the following state-ments uttered by various rishis andsages in the course of the story: “Thefive evils which assail men (are) exces-sive sleep, fear, anger, weakness ofmind and procrastination” (pg. 156);“There are plenty of sinful men in thisworld who w ill speak agreeable w ords,but one who speaks what is disagree-able but beneficial is rare” (pg. 195);

“Blinded by desire, men become ab-sorbed in following the dictates of thesenses, w hich they mistake for real hap-piness” (pg. 224); “Men suffer fromeight vices...: “desire, anger, greed,vanity, insolence, pride, malice, andselfishness” (pg. 482); “Grief achievednothing other than to reduce the en-ergy of those who indulged in it” (pg.659-60). All of us emit these behaviorsand, in fact, today, some are consid-ered desirable. Has not the unbridledpursuit of wealth defined America?

At one point, Krishna’s wife asksDraupadi “how she was able to serve

five husbands.” She responds “Aban-doning vanity and subduing desire andwrath, I serve my husbands with atten-tion, along with their wives.” “In myopinion, service to the husband is theeternal virtue of women. The husbandis the wife’s god and her sole refuge.”(pg. 308) In our society, a womancould get herself stoned—by otherwomen—for speaking such w ords. Andyet, why would such words be in theMahabharata anyway? Perhaps hu-manity has evolved.

All the world’s great spiritualteachers agree on this subject. The idea

is that the stage for human evolution isthe field of human consciousness. How -ever, this evolution requires a person’sdeliberate, conscious participation. AsGurdjieff put it, “consciousness cannotevolve unconsciously.” This evolutionresults from choices, e.g., a decision todivert one’s attention inwardly (as tomeditate), to perform one’s duties dili-gently but without concern for the re-sult (detachment) or to learn t o controlone’s senses.

On the battlefield, before the warbegins, Krishna and Arjuna converse in-

under t he ocean, then it disappeared al-together, ...” “shot upward, and madevarious curving motions through the

air” (pg. 296), Arjuna and Indra’s chari-oteer, (who guides a chariot drawn by10,000 celestial horses) outnumberedmany thousands to one, eventually routthe Daityas by means of a celestialweapon made available to him byShiva, which he calls forth by utteringthe appropriate mantras; many addi-tional extraordinary examples that defyexperience and divert attention frompossibly timeless wisdom might becited. Here is a calculated figure and afinal matter to ponder.

The uni t used in their armies was anakshauhini, the size and composition

of which is given in the text. By multi-plication, Duryodhana’s force of 11 ak-shauhinis contained 330,000 elephantsand drivers, 3,300,000 horsemen and33 million foot soldiers. The Pandavaforces were outnumbered 11 akshau-hinis to 7, and thus exceeded 22 mil-lion men. Combined, the battlefieldwas host to over 59 million soldiers!These are mammoth numbers—andnearly all died in the battle.

You probably noticed the unusualbirths that began the epic. There areseveral immaculate conceptions, sev-eral instances of retained virginity fol-

lowing both intercourse and childbirth,and a disowned baby placed in a basketto float into destiny. Additionally,Krishna assuages the hunger of 10,000sages. One wonders where the Jewishand Chri stian myths originated.

From these and an array of similartales that go well beyond our ow n per-sonal experience in this age, in mymind, anyway, the following questionsarise. Does it actually matter that thesehumans exceed us mightily, even inthat none of us can release merely twoarrows per second, uproot a tall tree

Bhishna and Ar juna contended l ike tw o fur ious lions. (p. 622 )



and occasional barbarism pervade Without exaggeration, hundreds of mlions of arrows are released, not mention celestially empowerweapons that kill thousands at oncUntold millions are slain. The Bhavad-gita is delivered by Krishna the (gigantic) battlefield. He, Himseexhorts Arjuna to fight and kill (to his duty as a kshatriya) more thonce. He acts as Arjuna’s charioteand (all-seeing) advisor. Indeed, even advises both Arjuna and Bhi(on different occasions) to act in a wthat seems dishonorable to them. Gwas “at home” in this battle, a fact thno doubt may trouble some.

The epic itself pvides clarifying

sight. As Krishna hsaid, he incarnatfrom time to timwhen the eart

people became goless, in associati

with the oscillationthe yugas. An era

godlessness had bebui lding (Kali -yugand the earth goddeat a meeting in I ndr

court had beseechVishnu, “ to relieve burden.” Vishnu kne

that her “resourcwere being exp loite(pg. 841) and assur

her that relief soon would comthrough Duryodhana, an incarnationKali. And it had come to pass. Thuthe Pandavas also were instrumentsVishnu’s, himself the instrument

Krishna, who had ordained it all. Tquestion arises: were Stalin, Hitler aeven lesser evil men of our time also struments of the Lord?

The Hindu writings that precedthe Mahabharata were ancient whit was written, allegedly having beorally transmitted from most ancietimes. Although somewhat differentcharacter, what I have seen in the Mhabharata accords with those ancieEgyptian writings that I understanThe Mahabharata is not an expositiof ancient Vedic teachings. Raththese are infused into every aspect

it, providing potentially fruitful podering. Pondering must accede to tion, as Krishna told Bhima, “Without action a man cannot achiehis ends in the world” (pg. 465): ondestiny does not arrive unassisted.

As we enter the third millenniuthe Mahabharata is an intriguinuseful and formidable companion. message may occasionally distuHow ever, i ts truths are unassailable, relevance beyond dispute and its timlessness absolute.

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tensely. In this chapter, the Bhagavad- gita , Krishna answers Arjuna’s ques-tions, even to telling him the “king ofknowledge, Arjuna, the most secret ofsecrets.” “Engage your mind always inthinking of me, become my devotee,offer obeisances to me, and worshipme,” he says. (pg. 554) A common re-action to such speech in this modernera is to think the speaker an ego-maniac. Yet Christ spoke similarly.“Foolish men,” says Krishna, “capti-vated by the allurements of the mate-rial world, mistake their false-ego fortheir actual selves andstrive to satisfy its de-sires which, quite nat-urally, are material.”

If the Mahab- harata is fundamen-tally allegorical, thenhow may it be under-stood? Well, f irstly, itwould seem that it

can be taken on sev-eral l evels beyond theliteral one. However,the degree to w hichany one of us mayfully understand it i slimited by our ow n in-dividual conscious-ness, w hich i ncorpo-rates our own HigherIntelligence to a greater or lesser de-gree. The more input into one’s menta-tions from the Higher Intelligence (theAncient Egyptian’s Intelligence of theHeart), the more allegorical teaching

one will intuitively understand and ap-preciate.The duration of the epic is more

than the entire lifetime of the Pandavabrothers. Its ending will happily sur-pr ise you. So, one may view the epic asan historical document as well as thePandava brother’s biography. Certainly,it recounts their life. But it recountsalso their striving to attain some spiri-tual ideal and the many quandariesthey faced in pursuit of that ideal.Their differing reactions to the samecircumstance are themselves instruc-tive and revealing. Yudhisthira is espe-

cially circumspect, intelligent and re-flective; Bhima, the most physicallypowerful, is rather impetuous, some-times extreme; Arjuna, the mostskillful, is restrained, eager to perfecthis capabilities and, though a warrior(kshatriya), philosophically inclined.Nakula and Sahedeva, Madri’s twinsons, were both expert warriors (Na-kula as a swordsman), intelligent (espe-cially Sahadeva), and handsome.

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Continued from page 16lished it quietly in peer review journals.

Kennewick Man is currently claimed by American Indiantribes of the Northwest, such as the Umatilla, Yakima, NezPerce, Colville, and Wanapum. They say that since he ismore than 9000 years old and since history teaches that noone migrated here that long ago, it substantiates their beliefthat he is a Native American and they want to return him toIndian burial ground as quickly as possible. They believe it is

disrespectful to keep their ancestors from the grave.The Asatru Folk Assembly (a new ly reborn American relig-ious group with roots in ancient Iceland) says early resultsshow him to be Caucasian and they want to claim him for re-search and proof that the Caucasians were the first peoplehere. Scientists at the Smithsonian and eight other institu-tions have filed suit to allow extensive research to be doneon Kennewick Man.

The federal government, through the U.S. Department ofthe Interior, has laid claim to the ancient body because itwas found on federal land. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineershas possession until such time as the courts rule on therightful owner. The U.S. government has until March 24,2000 to report to the court on whether the nine scientific or -ganizations get to keep the body. Then the judge will make a

final decision.Research is going on today, but on a very limited basis.After all, the Native Americans are already upset that even atiny bit of bone has been destroyed in DNA testing. They donot want more of the body desecrated. The latest finding ofthe government is that Kennewick Man is neither Caucasiannor American Indian, but probably came from either Japan

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popular theory of some researchers,and would definitely increase the po-tential of ‘sudden death’ as well as theseverity of ice onsets.

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Today’s newest studies may in-dicate a much more rapid onsetthan was thought.

Recent findings show thatEarth’s core is a sphere of molteniron and moves in t iny but con-stant rotation. Could this rotationbe possibly suddenly interruptedby some outside force, thus ef-fecting the same type of geologicupheaval that is caused bysudden slippage of cont inentalplates? These plates are some-times stopped from movementover a short or long period. Itwas a shif t of only a few inches inthe San Andreas fault that causedthe devastating quake and f ire i nSan Francisco in 1906 (the coast-line southeast of Siberia is aknow n area of seismic insta-bility).

Could such a catastrophic eventhave caused immense ice and mudflow across Siberia in hours rather thandays?

Highly in dispute is the ice builduptheory of H.A. Brown, who in 1911,

theorized that an accumulation of iceat one or both poles periodically upsetsthe earth’s equilibrium, causing it tosuddenly wobble or tumble like anoverloaded canoe, throwing oceans oficy water over entire continental areasand instantly freezing animals withfood in their mouths.

A. T. Wilson found evidence thatthe Kutiak Glacier in northern Indiawas reliably observed to have advancedas much as 360 feet a day at times. Nosuch rapidity has been observed in re-cent times. However, if this were thecase, such ice surges may have pre-

ceded or precipitated an ice age. Itmight also ‘unbalance the globe’ as hethought, and could conceivably upsetits usually regular orbital spin.

A contemporary writer, FrancisHitching, defending the pole shift theo-ries of the late Charles Hapgood, point sout that most climate change theoriesof science overlook completely the‘quick-frozen’ perfection of the mam-moth’s physical condition, whichwould not have been possible underany slow-moving system of extinction.“We know that planetary catastrophes

did not occur in the last few thousandyears, so there has to be another expla-nation.” He asks, “What extraordinaryseries of events can have taken place toleave the massive bulk of hardy, tough-skinned beasts as quick-frozen as a TVdinner?”

CHANGES IN POLAR POSITION If the earth’s poles have moved,

suddenly or slowly, there could be oneof these geophysical events at work orperhaps an unforeseen combination ofthem.

Photographs of Mars seem to showevidence, according to some analysts atCalifornia Institute of Technology, thatconcentric features on that planet’s sur-face are not centered on the presentpolar locations as they would have ex-pected, but are displaced, hinting that

Mars, too, is subject to changes in itsspin axis. Martian icecaps have under-gone recent scans, though the recentloss of NASA robotic scanner tech-nology has prevented closer study ofthat p lanet’s poles.

This finding could indicate thatsudden polar shifts might be commonto all p lanetary bodies.

That some radical changes are ob-vious in the case of earth’s climatezones has been long known to ex-plorers. Deep deposits of coal andcarbon deposits exist under today’sPolar regions, indicating that either

polar climate was once almost tropical,or that some kind of displacement oc-curred, whether slow or very suddenin nature.

Even Albert Einstein gave considera-tion to the theory that earth’s crust it-self sometimes, for whatever reason,undergoes sudden and perhaps catas-trophic shifts, displacements or ‘slips’.Evidence of magnetic polarity changeshas been noted in cores from manyareas of the globe. Changed directionsof continental movement called ‘drift’have been uncovered as well, showing

that sudden inner or outer events mhave effected these changes. But these events abrupt? Can they fit tfacts?

An offbeat but plausible theory hbeen proposed concerning the cloapproach to earth of a comet orheavy asteroid, which could affboth earth’s inner core and its uppmost crust of continents and icecaNo comet of sufficient size has ybeen recorded, although the idea

not wit hout merit.If w e accept that none of texisting theories can be enterin the books as the final answthat none fit the existing facts

almost instantaneous freeziwhat is the answer?

The findings and evidencesscience are accumulating mumore rapidly today than in pvious years. Perhaps the reasfor thi s is the increasing edution and professionalism of participants. Or perhaps thmore open attitude to anom

listic f indings. Modern forensic t echniquw ill be appl ied to the froz

body of the most recent mamoth to be found, and m

show more data than the preously discovered specime

could provide. Whether comsudden pole shift, continental slippaor seismic event—something yet uknow n—caused the mysterious deof this immense creature.

Finally, it must be restated that lievidence exists for any of these eveas a direct cause of giant mammo

expiring on their feet as suddenly they must have done to freeze quickly and so perfectly as to be sfresh millennia later. Although maprehistoric animal populations mhave been affected by mass kills, theare fossils, and only the largest, frozin such an apparently lightning-lmoment of time, remain to tantalthe theorist. No single piece of this fcinating scientific puzzle yet covers the gaps. None answers all the qutions.

The silent, unmoving bulk of quick-frozen mammoth eternachewing its buttercups remains onethe great enigmas of the ages.

The Author, Beverly Jaegers, is journal ist wr i ti ng in var ied fi esin ce 1968, and a r egular contr ibuto Atlantis Rising, Hera Magazand others. She is also founder of U.S. Psi Squad, a group involved in search into the frontiers of the minTheir website is www.alltel.n~computi r/ uspsisquad/ Email: [email protected].

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period 1998 can be shown to be ontarget,” states Mandeville, “there islittle reason to doubt that a catas-trophic shift (25-27 degrees) in the lo-cation of the poles will occur duringthe period 2000-2001. I personally be-lieve it w ill most likely occur late in theyear 2000.” He believes there is little

hope for a calmer transition because,as he puts it: “We don’t have a planetthat changes gradually, we have aplanet that changes catastrophicallyevery 10,000 - 20,000 years.” Know n as“The Flight of the Phoenix” by the an-cient Egyptians, Mandevil le believesarchaeological, paleontological and ge-ological evidence can be cor relatedto show well over 100 events ofmassive change have occurredover the last 10 mi lli on years. “Apattern of repeating pole shiftsis the inevitable consequence ofany binary planet of sufficient size

to contain a molten core,” he states.“The quest to verify Cayce broughtme literally to the discovery of vortextectonics,” says Mandeville, who ex-plains that the crust of the earth (the“egg” of the Phoenix) is always in mo-tion and wobbles about 40 feet aroundan average location, called the “meanaxis” or pole. Every 6.5 years, the crustgoes through a cycle of spinning andwobbling, creating peak earthquakeand volcanic activity. The location ofthis spin axis is always drifting,creating long-range tectonic motionand geological changes in the earth.

“Currently,” he says, “the mean spinaxis is drifting down towards Chicago.”Mandeville further explains that all gen-eral tectonic activity, as trends ofoverall seismic energy patterns, are ex-plained “simply as the stress and mo-tion generated by the changing orbitaland rotational relationships betweenthe earth, moon and sun.” With regardto a potential pole shift, Mandevillenotes that: “Everything tectonic is di-rectly propor tional to how far and howfast, which is entirely a function of themass of the earth, its spin dynamics,the elasticity of material, gravity and

the dynamic response of the Earth tothe solar efflux.”

The essence of ‘vortex tectonics’can be summed up by saying that theearth’s crystalline outer shell is in-duced periodically to suddenly over-flow the molten interior some 25 to 30degrees by the combination of centrif-ugal force and the alignments of thegravity vectors of the earth, moon andsun. “With this formulation,” saysMandeville, “I resolve completely theage-old split between the notions ofgradualism and notions of catas-

trophism. Both are true. Most of ttime, change is slow and gradual. Eveonce and a while you get millions years worth of geologic chancrammed into a few days.” Accordto Mandeville, “almost all tectochange is a consequence of polar mtion.” He is aware that this is “a radicrestatement of p late tectonics into a ophysical understanding of earth haviors in vortex tectonics that is less than the discovery of the heliocetric nature of the solar system or tprinciples of general relativity.” Wliam Hutton (a pseudonym for a pronent geologist who has written Cayce’s predictions) is analyzMandeville’s work.

Having done so much analyzhimself, Mandeville doesn’t think mu

of tw entieth-century psychics oththan Cayce. Not the type to crcize, he does say he could takeprominent psychic’s newsletand “find more errors in a sing

issue than Cayce made in his entlifetime!” Nor does he like many

the books written about the seer; openly disdains Jess Stearn’s treatmeof Cayce’s predictions, labeling it “oportunistic, careless and distorting.” does, however, support the efforts the Association for Research and Elightenment (A.R.E.), which was estalished by Cayce himself in 1931. A.Rprovides an extensive website whiincludes links to Cayce study grouthroughout the United States aCanada, a newsletter and an online “tuition Course.” They are carrying Cayce’s hospital through the Heaand Rejuvenation Center in Virgi

Beach, Florida, as well as through “ Hitage” products, which are based Cayce’s reading cures and are widavailable. They even sponsor an EdgCayce “Cruise of Enlightenment! ”

After he condenses the Trilogy atransfers it to CD ROM, (where it wbe available for purchase by tpublic) Mandeville plans to cruise California to spend a good part of tyear 2000 enlightening and warnifriends about what his arduous search has convinced him will be imnent cataclysm. “They’re not easconvinced,” he says. “It’s going to ta

a major effort.” Meantime, as Mandville himself states, “There is only othing certain about this scenario. comes with no guarantees. As of othe Phoenix flies when it flies, oncea great age beyond the ken of humanAs these pages of speculation unfowe have left the Egyptians, Cayce ascience behind. We proceed now wonly a series of hedged guesses, blind men striving to describe an ephant.”

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BLAVATSKY

Continued from page 29in The Secret Doctrine , but “ the force itself is doubted as little in India as the existence itself of their Rishis,since it is mentioned in all the secret works .”

Secret works, you say? In India?The Coming Race not only influenced HPBand Olcott, but also found wide accep-

tance in the soonto be goose-stepping Germannationalists, in-cluding AdolphHitler, who, oncein pow er, sent ex-peditions to Indiaand elsewhere insearch of the landof the Vrila.

One of the mostdangerous of theGerman mysticalpolitical groups

called itself the VrilSociety. I t com-bined Bulw er-Lytton’s ficti onw ith the occultideas of the Orderof the Illuminati,Hindu mysticism,Christianity, Theos-ophy and the He-brew Kabbalah.The Vri l Societywas formed in theearly 1900's andwas an incubator of Nazism, being the

first group to use the swastika as a po-litical emblem linking Eastern andWestern mysticism.

RESURRECTIONThe notion of an “ancient wisdom,”

guarded by hidden Masters, was irresis-tible to Olcott. In short order he wrotean article in a spiritualist newspaperwhich in very general terms describedHPB’s encounters with the Masters ofIndia and Tibet. Soon, the two friendshad a small but dedicated group ofseekers of Ancient Wisdom gatheredaround them. From these inauspicious

beginnings the Theosophical Societywas born in September, 1875, in Man-hattan.

Theosophy comes from the Greekwords theos , “God,” and sophia ,“wisdom.” The name was proposed byfounding member Charles Sotheran.However, according to HPB, the word“theosophy” originated in the thirdcentury A.D. when Ammonius Saccasand his disciples attempted to purifytheir souls and connect with theSource so as to receive divine secrets.Saccas and his disciples were descen-

dants of Pythagoras (the first “philoso-pher” and personal friend of Buddha)and Plato (the Greek “father of Atlan-tology”), and were highly influencedby the Orphic and Egyptian mysteryschools. (The Nazis later spent enor-mous sums attempting to develop Py-thagoras’ theory of vibration intoweapons systems.)

The basic premise of Theosophy isthe belief that wisdom is accessible tothe human soul through direct intui-tion or transmission. HPB believed that

ancient civilizations, such as Greek and

Egyptian, had a far greater under-standing of the relation between thesoul and the Source. She consideredthe ancient teachers to be considerablymore advanced than modern scholarsand “men of God” who were blindedby the school of materialism andwarped by its tw in pi llar, bigotry.

These Masters, or “Mahatmas,” asthey are known in India, continuouslyreincarnate throughout history, saidHPB, preserving their knowledge, andsharing it with certain deserving ini-tiates. Most of these Masters, sheclaimed, lived in spa-like retreats inIndia, Tibet and Mongolia, and aremembers of a Brotherhood of Adepts.Pythagoras, the alchemists, the Freema-sons and Rosicrucians are all exem-plary Theosophists. All claimed to pos-sess teachings which would assist inthe purification of the human soul andthe elevation of the soul from earth.

While HPB and her growing band ofdisciples were its spokespersons, HPBbelieved the Masters Koot Hoomi (orKuthumi), Lal Singh, and Morya werethe true founders of the TheosophicalSociety. Late in the spr ing of 1875, just

before the TS was founded, HPB haprofound “psychophysiological” exrience in which she was overshadowby Master Morya, or Master M. Thmind-melded. He began to spethrough her.

El Morya is one of the assistantsthe Manu w hose work is primarily cocerned with planetary politics, govement and the founding and dissolutof races. The Manu’s staff spendsgreat deal of time attempting to inence the minds of earth’s statespeo

and politiciaManu will retu

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pers. This humiliating publicity conot stop the indomitable spiri t of HPhowever. The wheels of destiny wespinning.

The force, she knew, was with he

ISIS UNVEILEDHPB’s first book, Isis Unvei led , h

‘bible,’ was published in 1877. Rning over 500,000 w ords, the text w1,300 pages long. The first one thsand copies sold out in less than tdays. It i s a truly remarkable work.

In the preface to Isis Unveiled , Hstated that the book was “a plea for recognition of the Hermetic philophy, the ancient universal wisdomHermes was the Greek name for Thothe Egyptian Peacemaker and, cording to legend, the supervisor the construction of the Great PyramHe was known as the guardian of tgateways to higher dimensions andtransmitter of teachings centeraround the creation of peace (uniting of heaven and earth), the acceration of consciousness and the tramutation of the soul from a lowhuman form, homo sapien , to high

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angelic beings, homo angeli s .Thoth teachings were to have a de-

cisive influence in the days to come, ashis teachings were the guiding light ofthe mystic Founding Fathers ofAmerica, as well as the source of theancient Nordic legends which also in-spired the Nazis.

THE ANCIENT SHI NING ONES

Isis Unveiled tantalized the Victo-rian mind with its tale of a vast inlandsea that once existed in Central Asia,where is found the fabled Shambhala,the beautiful island home of the “lastremnant of the race which precededours,” who were masters of the uni-verse. These beings were the “Sons ofGod,” or the Elohim of the Old Testa-ment, the teachers of humanity.

The Elohim are shrouded in mys-tery. El means “shining one,” and is thename given to God in Genesis 1:1, “Inthe beginning, God created theheavens and the earth.” Or in Genesis

1:26: God said, “Let us make man inour image, in the likeness of our-selves....” This is strange. If El means‘God’ or ‘shining one’, then Elohim(plural) must mean ‘the Gods’ or ‘theshining ones’. Thus, ‘In the beginning,the Shining Ones created the heavensand the earth’; or, ‘The Shining Onessaid, “Let us make man in our image, inthe likeness of ourselves...” They calledtheir offspring human because “Hu”means “shining one,” “effervescentone,” and “God.” Thus, hu-mans aretechnically hybrids or god-men.

This odd plural description of Godappears thirty times in the first fivebooks of the Old Testament and is oneof the greatest unexplained mysteriesof the Bible.

Isis Unvei led is a monumental workby any standard, especially consideringHPB’s native tongue was Russian. Putyourself in her shoes. Writing in Eng-lish had to have been an immense chal-lenge. This led many to ponder exactlyhow HPB amassed the enormous vo-cabulary and knowledge contained inthe work.

Later, li terary crit ics discovered hun-dreds of passages bore striking resem-blance to other publ ished works. Accu-sations of plagiarism caused HPB tocomment in a follow-up work,The Se- cret Doctri ne, that she merely providedthe string which tied together the dis-

jointed and unconnected ideas of otherscholars. She invited everyone to pullthe string.

The preceding is excerpted and edited for Atlantis Rising by the author from from his book One Foot in At-lantis.

SHELLEY

Continued from page 31celsus (1493-1541). Albertus Magnuswas believed to have discovered theelixir of life and used it to vivify a brassstatue. Paracelsus allegedly created ahomunculus from human semen andhorse manure. In 1814 Shelley andMary had visited Castle Frankenstein,the home of the alchemist Konrad

Dippel, who may have actually createdan artif icial man.

Though Byron and Shelley foundthe concept of the creation of life ex-citing, Mary later wrote that she con-sidered any notion that man wouldusurp the role of the Creator “su-premely frightful.” It is not difficult toimagine one of the nightly discussionsat Diodati: Shelley and Byron, exuber-antly speculating about Darwin’s theo-ries; Polidori, trying to contribute tothe conversation but ignored; Claire,bored out of her mind—and Mary, l is-tening closely but feeling a bit alarmed.Would artificial life really be any dif-ferent from natural life? Wouldn’t theartificial life forms have desires and

ideas of their ow n?One rainy evening Byron suggestedthat everyone write a ghost story.Shelley, Byron and Claire all beganghost stories which were never fin-ished; Polidori wrote a short storycalled The Vampyre, which eventuallyinspired Bram Stoker’s Dracula. But ofall the ghost stories, the most suc-cessful by far was Mary’s Frankenstein.

We all know the plot. Victor Fran-kenstein, a student of natural science atthe University of Ingolstadt in Ger-many, discovers the secret of life and

decides to use it by reanimating a crture he has pieced together from paof corpses. Once the monster brought to life, however, Victor is hrified by his creation and abandonsThe monster, left to fend for itseseeks what all beings need: love and ceptance. However, because he pears hideous and frightful, he is viled and rejected by all he meets. Tmonster then seeks to avenge himsupon his creator—and destroys eryone that Victor loves.

The parallel has often been drawbetween Frankenstein athe ethical dilemmas pos

by scientif ic advancementsour modern age. In 1997, outcry was raised when, i

laboratory near EdinburgScotland, the first success

experiment in cloningmammal was completed. E

bryologist Ian Wi lmut maged to clone a sheep nam

Dolly from the nucleus osingle mammary-gland c

taken from a prize ewe. Doherself has since become tmother of healthy trip lets.

But what could happenscientists continue up t

ladder of evolution and tr yclone human beings? Wouit be a repeat of the disast

suffered by Victor Frankstein? When searching

parts of corpses, Victor chothe most beautiful he cou

find. How ever, once they hbeen brought to life, the

body parts continued to deca

creating the horrific countenance. terestingly, even though she is othree years old (sheep generally labout eight to ten years) Dolly is raidly showing signs of becoming an olady before she reaches four.

Even more recently, the subject genetically engineered foods has bein the headlines throughout 1999. Cporate giants have developed ways ensuring a greater shelf life for certafoods by injecting them with genfrom other species. Manufacturers stidly maintain that there is no dangfrom consumption of such foods, b

the public outcry in Europe againthem has caused a significant numbof supermarket chains to refuse carry them. In America, a growing cosumer rights lobby continues to ppressure on the government to requthe labeling of all genetically enneered foods. No matter what scietists say, people are at heart leery tinkering with nature. The most poular label attached to genetically enneered products is, not surprising“Frankenstein foods.”

When I first began researching t

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subject of Mary Shelley back in 1976,the parallel most widely drawn in crit-ical analyses of Frankenstein was theatomic bomb. Mary, in creating thecharacter of Victor Frankenstein, mayhave anticipated Albert Einstein and adecision w hich he was to regret for therest of his life.

In 1939, physicist Leo Szilard wasconcerned about the lack of Americanresearch and development on the useof atomic fission in weapons. Szilardwas terrified that Nazi Germany mightdevelop an atomic bomb before theUnited States, and unsuccessfullysought governmental interest. In des-peration, he turned to his old fri end Al-bert Einstein. He asked Einstein towrite directly to President Roosevelt,awakening him to the danger.

Einstein, a confirmed pacifist but alltoo aware of the implications, agreedto send the letter. “It may become pos-sible,” Einstein wrote, “to set up a nu-clear chain reaction in a large mass ofuranium, by which vast amounts ofpower and large quantities of new ra-

dium-like elements would be gener-ated. . . . This new phenomenon wouldalso lead to the construction ofbombs.”

Szilard had guessed ri ght about Pres-ident Roosevelt’s reaction to a letterfrom Albert Einstein. He was im-pressed. In late 1941, a full-scale pro-

ject was finally begun, eventuallynamed “the Manhattan Project.” Out ofthis enterprise grew the uranium bombthat was eventually dropped on Hi-roshima. Einstein was haunted all hislife by the fact that it had been hisletter that had ultimately led to such atragic loss of l ife.

That Mary may have sensed uncom-fortable forebodings of the atomicbomb is perhaps even more accentu-ated in The Last Man. In its time, The Last Man was panned by critics andwas only moderately successful com-mercially; however, today, it is re-garded by some as second only toFrankenstein and by others as evengreater. It tells the story of an un-known plague that, in the late 21st cen-tury, w ipes out the entire human popu-lation of the planet.

One review in the February 18,1826 issue of The Literar y Ga- zette and Journal of Belles Let- tr es, Ar ts, Sciences, etc. foundMary’s vision of the future“monstrous.” “ It ap-

pears,” the re-viewer statedcontemp-tuously, “t hat indays to come . . .we are to call forour airship as we do now forour traveling chariot.” President

Clinton, executives who fly on corporate jets, and w eekend pi lots who owsmall planes would probably smile thi s. As this novel takes place roughlhundred years from now, it isn’t tfar-fetched an idea that when that ticomes, privately owned airships migbe as commonplace as automobiles now.

However, the pr imary source of cical vit riol centered on The Last Mamain theme —a ki ller plague devoping in the Far East, initially leavthe Western world untouched. Fesurrounding the plague are rampaeveryw here, and precautions are takwhich all come to naught. The plagfinally reaches England, and the heand narrator of the novel, Lio

Verney, w atches helplesas all his loved ones dOnly Verney survives

tell h is tale.Many Mary Shel

scholars have compathi s to the possible

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Fred A staire, Gregory Peck and A va Gardner in On t he Beach , 1959.

late 1950s and early 1960s. The classic1959 movie, On the Beach, starringGregory Peck and Ava Gardner, basedon a novel by Nevil Shute, is disturb-ingly similar to The Last Man. A nu-clear holocaust has wiped out the en-tire Northern Hemisphere. Deadlyfallout drifts towards Australia, wherethe inhabitants are forced to confront

their mor tality. As in The Last Man , theinterplay between the characters inthis situation is touching. In one of t hemore memorable scenes in On the Beach, a character played by AnthonyPerkins lies in bed wi th h is wi fe, goingover their years of love together,sharing memories of their now-deadbaby daughter. This scene is an eerieecho of one in The Last Man, w here Li-onel Verney, ill w ith the plague, lies inbed w ith his dying w ife Idris, w ith t hebody of their child in the next room.“This present moment,” says Lionel toIdris, “short as it is, is a part of eternity

and the dearest part, since it is ourown . . . . Let me then look on thy deareyes!”

But Mary was writing about aplague—a highly contagious diseasethat wiped out all humanity. In ourown era we have confronted the spec-tres of AIDS and the Ebola virus—w hichhave served to remind us that in spiteof the vast advances of modern medi-cine, there are still no guarantees thatmass contagions will not reappear. Arecent movie, Outbreak (1995), star-ring Dustin Hoffman and Rene Russo,points out one of the dangers thatcould bring about such a plague in ourmodern society. An unknown virusfrom newly explored tropical rain for-ests enters the country via an illegallyshipped monkey and starts a deadly ep-idemic.

The novels of Mary Shelley mayseem like pure fantasy but, like thoseof H. G. Wells and Jules Verne, seem toimply an eerie abilit y on the part of theauthor to foresee the future. Perhapswe should all start taking the visions ofscience fiction writers more seriouslythan we do.

atmosphere as a propellant, but canalso operate in deep space. An addedadvantage of this drive system is thefact that it absorbs microwave energy,and w ould therefore be totally invisibleto radar. This engine appears to be ofthe type most closely related to those“blue light” thrusters used in the mo-

vies. Perhaps George Lucas has also re-searched the patents. Invention alsohas a science-fiction affiliation. It is anengine that uses electromagnetic en-ergy produced by supercooled, highdensity electric pow er.

Patent #5,197,279 was filed byJames R. Taylor of Fultondale, Alabamaon March 6, 1992. McDonnough likensthis propulsion system to the Star Trekimpulse engine. According to McDon-nough, it “creates ripples on the fabricof space-time on which to ride.” In hisdrawings accompanying the descrip-tion, Taylor shows a domed saucer-

shaped craft as the op timum design foruse of this engine. This bears an un-canny resemblance to a UFO sketch byGeorge Adamski in his 1957 classicbook, Inside the Ships , showing a ringaround the periphery labeled “Con-densor.” Powerful sling-shot effect isproduced by creating two opposing,powerful electromagnetic fields, andthen suddenly shutting off one of thefields, which propels the craft oppositeto the canceled field. The inventor esti-mates that, using existing or plannedsuperconductors and power supplies, aspacecraft using this principle is ca-

pable of a speed of about 30,000 kilom-eters per second, which is roughly 10%of Light Speed!

These three patents taken togetherwould provide the anti-gravity and pro-pulsion technology necessary for spacetravel. But then there is the matter ofprotecting the pilots and occupants ofthe craft from such powerful electro-magnetic and acceleration forces. Thishas not been overlooked.

Patent #5,269,482, filed by Ernest J.Shearing of Porterville, California onSeptember 30, 1991, is for a “Protec-tive Enclosure Apparatus for Magnetic

Propulsion Space Vehicle.” Shearing’sdevice would enclose the craft per-sonnel in an insulated Dewar vesselwith walls of superconducting mate-rial, suspended by superconductingmagnets. Accelerometers on all threeorthogonal axes would sense thegravity forces and would regulate thesuperconducting magnets to provide aconstant orientation and comfortable“g” force regardless of directionalmovement. Shearing’s patent is highlydetailed with all the mathematics andscience meticulously defined.

McDonnough, although not a scietist, envisions combining all of thetechnologies in a new spacecraft, usthe Cox Dipolar Force Field thrusfor liftoff using the earth’s gas field propellant. In deep space this engpower would be reduced, and mapower would be diverted to multipTaylor engines for interstellar travMcDonnough also proposes using spcialized craft utilizing these drive stems for diverting comets. This typespace ship would anchor itself to tcomet, and then use various rotationthrusters to change the path of tcomet, perhaps redirecting it to crainto the surface of a planet being eplored, so as to provide carbon dioxand w ater for space colonies.

McDonnough has no doubt that texistence of these patents has certainot been ignored by the militaindustrial complex. He points out, fexample, that the Brown patent wassigned to the Whitehall-Rand corpotion in Washington, D.C. in 1957. Heconvinced that all of th is technology

just the t ip of the iceberg, and that tR&D for exotic propulsion systemsprobably well advanced by now, upand including the existence of at leaprototype spacecraft. McDonnough presses outrage throughout his bookthis state of affairs. He points out thpublic information about advancpropulsion systems seems to have becut off in the 1960s. It seems as if thehasn’t been a single advance sinthen. He says, “Most of our current eergy production systems are based inventions conceived in the ’60s a’70s...They seem to show the pub

just enough to placate them...by verting people’s attention away frothe true progress, they make (peoplose interest in the science and..no planation for this slow progress is quired.” He mentions at least one cret project that he know s of in centTexas where small, maneuverable, lent and stealthy craft have been devoped using the technology previoudescribed. But he claims there aothers who believe that we alreahave secret colonies on Mars and tmoon.

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car” that looked very much like a“flying saucer” and explained how itcould be control led by moving the pos-itive pole around the periphery. Thiswas thirty years before Patent#2,949,550 was filed. In 1929 he wrotean article for Science and In- vention titled “How I Con-trol Gravitation,” which elab-orated on the relationshipbetw een electromagnetismand gravitation, and de-scribed his invention called“The Gravitor.” He says inthe article, “Smaller...unitsmay propel automobi les andeven airplanes. Perhaps eventhe fantastic “space cars” and thepromised visit to Mars may be the finaloutcome. Who can tell?”

While in the Navy during WWII,Brown made his experimental resultsfreely available, and was called in towork on “The Philadelphia Experi-ment,” but his work was never offi-cially endorsed by government scien-tists. This in itself was highly

suspicious, since his theories had ob-vious military application. In the Navyhe had some sort of nervous break-down, and afterwards he never usedthe term “anti-gravity” again. It appearsthat he was effectively silenced forawhile. But, irrepressible, he showedhis true colors again in 1956, when he

founded NICAP (National InvestigativeCommittee on Aerial Phenomena) inWashington, D.C. which became themost prestigious UFO organization.After that he was totally shunned bythe scientif ic establishment.

Another anti-gravity pio-neer was dealt w ith more se-

verely. In 1952 i n England,Dr. J.R.R. Searl developed a

rotating disc, pow ered byelectromagnetic energy, that

took off and disappeared intospace. He bui lt ten more such

discs, and lost a few more inspace before he learned howto control them. The rotation

of the device created a high voltagewith the negative pole at the pe-riphery, and ionized the air around it.At first, powered from an externalsource, the disc builds a vacuumaround itself, and eventually reaches apoint where it produces its own en-ergy and then levitates. It then acceler-ates at a fantastic speed away from theearth. Government agencies took no-

tice of his work, but like Brown, hewas ignored by the scientific establish-ment. In 1982, government agents in-vaded his home in Berkshire, Englandand confiscated a free-energy generatorthat he had built and was using topower his house. They tore out all thewiring in his house and left it in sham-

bles. He was prosecuted for “stealelectricity,” and was kept in prison a year while an “arsonist” burndown his house, destroying all records. He now lives under an asumed name.

McDonnough is angry that he hbeen denied the opportunity to fuhis lifelong dream of traveling in spabecause of this secrecy. How maother men and women of his genetion are out there, who had simidreams that could only be fulfillthrough rabid interest in science tion? One can begin to appreciate thnumbers, and the intensity of their terest, by attending their Star Trek coventions. Perhaps it is this w idesprefrustration that explains the startlisuccess of the movies. McDonnouclaims that this technology really longs to the people. He says, “Secredenies the Creative Spirit....We acreative creatures, driven to explothe vastness of the universe. We are pable of stewarding a planet, aTerra-forming other worlds for our us

Why should we squander our sources paying to see science fictimovies, when we could invest thosame resources and create scienfact...?” And further, “There is no cuse for retarding the growth and tecnological advancement of the humrace.”

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tween our sun and other star systems,and travel on those currents at speedsmuch faster than the velocity of light.With the Parr-Davidson experiments, aphysical apparatus now seems to havedetected such an interstellar highway.

Why wouldcopper-clad pyramid

shapes, frequenciesand magnets nudgean apparatus to re-spond to an invisibleconduit? The answerinvolves that subtleenergy or “chi ” men-tioned by ProfessorTiller. There are my-riad names for theinvisible energyfil ling all space; Dav-idson uses the an-cient term “ aether.”That usage alone

will keep his experi-mental results out ofstandard physics

journals wheregravity is seen as aseparate force andcertainly not related,as Davidson believes it is, to an aether.

The aether concept was said t o havebeen buried early in the twentieth cen-tury by results of the Michelson-Morleyexperiment, although later less-publicized experiments made the Mich-elson-Morley experiment obsolete.Alexis Guy Obolensky of New York

gave a technical summary of the topicat the 1988 International Tesla Sympo-sium. “The experiment on which Ein-stein based his fundamental postulateswas…flawed,” says Obolensky. Hestunned the audience by measuringfaster-than-light wave signals with appa-ratus that he had built. Today the NewScience community is producing a bar-rage of writings and devices related totapping the aether as a source of en-ergy.

ANCIENT KNOWLEDGE

What special knowledge about fre-

quencies or shapes did the ancientspossess? Legends tell us that the Egyp-tian god Thoth was keeper of theWords of Power, notes Decker. Whenpronounced and intoned correctly,Words of Power produced certain re-sults. “In the case of Isis healing herchild of a fatal scorpion bite, the use ofa specific word of power caused thepoison to be expelled from the bodyand the lifeforce to return…,” writesDecker. “The words of power pro-duced a three-dimensional patternwhich would resonate with the aether

to produce a desired effect or reality inmatter or energy.”

Closer to our era, Cymatics re-searcher Ernst Chaldni vibrated wave-plates and caused soundwaves to ap-pear as patterns on the plates. HansJenny of Switzerland expanded thetwo-dimensional images into beautiful3-D forms which show the shape ofboth simple and complex sound

w aves. “ John W. Keely(nineteenth-century ex-perimenter) used suchvibrating w aveplates as

an early, yet more ad-vanced form of oscillo-scope, allow ing him tosee not only the w aves

but how they interactedwith each other,” says

Decker. The waveplateprinciple was the basisfor a special ultraviolet-projection microscope

that allow ed Keely toview vibrating atoms.

Certain geometr ies

are used in the protec-tive rings of ancient cer-emonial magic and inmaking amulets, talis-

mans or mandalas. Spe-cifi c sounds—mantras

and chanting—wereoften used together w ith t hese shapes.

Dr. Patrick Flanagan wrote aboutscienti sts in Czechoslovakia who inves-tigated “shaped power.” Czech engi-neer Robert Pavlita built “psychotronicgenerators” resembling modern artsculptures of metal, wood and paper.“At least one American scientist has vis-

ited Pavlita and examined his genera-tors and could detect no fraud. It isclaimed that the various generators cancreate mechanical movement, purifywater, and attract magnetic and non-magnetic particles, even under water!”Flanagan said the Czechs w ere secre-tive about the devices, but the pyramidshape may be a clue to understandingthe effects. Davidson says that today“we look through a glass darkly” withmaterialistic science, and the aether-based concepts fit together better thanthe current paradigm. “That’s why Ifollow them.”

Davidson, Dan, Shape Pow er,RIVAS Publishing, PO Box 1090,Sierr a Vi sta, AZ 85636 1997. Flan - agan, G. Patrick, Pyramid Power: TheMillennium Science Earthpulse Press,PO Box 201393, Anchorage, AK 99520, 1997. Obolensky, Alexis Guy,Proceedings of the 1988 International Tesla Symposium, pages 4-25 to 4-40.Tiller, William, Science and HumanTransformation, Pavi or Publi shin g,Walnut Creek, CA 1997.

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(abrupt onset, abrupt recovery) wouinvolve a transition period of more vlent weather that would grow in oservable increments of intensity. Ispossible the transition was accopl ished in 20 years—a bl ink of the ein geological time? I telephoned tNational Oceanic and Atmospheric A

ministration (NOAA) for a printout natural disasters over the past 20 yein the U.S. that caused over a billidollars in damage. Their report shothat between 1980 and 1990 thewere eight major disasters with Hucane Hugo, disaster number eigending the first half of the past 20-yeperiod. By 1995 only the first half the next 10-year period natural disters doubled, tripled and then quadpled, as Hurricane Opal hit land in Otober ’95. Since Opal, the NOAA shows eighteen more disasters endwith Hurricane Floyd in September ’9

From 1980 to 1990 there were 8 disters. From 1990 to this past Septembthere have been 36 which are statically significant, and I wonder if we ainhabitants of a transition period llemmings with a dark fjord in our ture.

The Earth’s magnetic field also fflops--magnetic north abruptly bcomes south and vice versa—and one knew why (July 23, 1979—for tails see 5/5/2000 , page 204). cently, scientists discovered Eartcore, slightly smaller than the moonspinning freely and faster than the re

of the planet—like a planet w ithinplanet! Drs. Gary Glatzmair and PRoberts ran this data for over 2,0hours on a Cray supercomputer, simlating 10,000 years of activity, until touter core’s magnetic field alignw ith the inner core’s. Glatzmair sa“That’s when the entire magnetic fieof the geodynamo flip-flopped.”

A problem with reviews of 5/2000 is that, no matter how carefullexplain beforehand, stories appestating “Noone says planetary aligment will cause a pole shift.” Fornately, Art Bell invited me on his shoon February 23, ’97. I stated that pshifts are not caused by planetary aligments, but because of some of the veissues in this article our planet is rfor another shift. The May 5 alignmemay trigger one. I also warned of prolems from a solar storm due in Janua2000. Two months ago a new govement study stated that it will reamaximum intensity not in January bsometime around late April or eaMay 2000!

Past solar storms have caused credible damage, including disrupti



of radio, television, telephone, satel-lites, radar, power lines, power com-pany grids and other sophisticated elec-tronic technologies. These past solarstorms will be mere blips of inconven-ience to us, compared to The Storm ofthe Millennium coming thi s spring. Thenew government 50-page ExecutiveSummary was pointed out to me by afriend and can be located at http:// www.nas.edu/ssb/maxnot.htm. Thenews media can refer to this article ifthey question my statistics.

My friends also pointed out an ar-

ticle on page 379 of 5/5/2000 entitled,Posi ti on of Planets Link ed to Solar Flar e Predicti on by Rex Ray, publishedin Technology Week . This articleclearly demonstrates that the positionof the planets has been linked to theoccurrence and size of sunspots, solarflares and other solar phenomena as farback as 1967.

During a solar storm there are ex-citing events called Solar Mass Ejec-tions (SMEs) which spew forth hugeamounts of materials (equivalent to themass of a cubic mile of rock if thematter was compressed). The materialin the form of a gaseous mix of hy-drogen, helium, etc., is blown outw ardfrom the sun, and travels to Earth like agigantic tidal wave. This billion-tonwave of super-hot, electrically chargedgas will crash into Earth’s magneticfield at 620 miles per second pro-ducing a spectacular display of the Au-rora Borealis. That, however, will be itsmost benign effect. An unansweredquestion is whether or not this SolarMax will produce a “flip-flop” of theEarth’s magnetic field. NASA scientistsstate in Technology Week that the posi-

tions of the planets have “some trig-gering effect on the release of solarflares” and that “the magnetic field ofthe earth is related to the position ofthe planets. Because of the impeccablecredentials of these scientists, we haveevery reason to believe that the comingSolar Max may produce more SMEsthan previous magnetic storms.

In his article on global climate “flip-flops” Dr. Calvin points out that: “Themodern world is full of objects and sys-tems that exhibit ‘bistable’ modes,with thresholds for flipping. Light

switches abruptly change mode whennudged hard enough. Door latches sud-denly give way. A gentle pull on atrigger may be ineffective, but therecomes a pressure that will suddenlyfire the gun. Thermostats tend to acti-vate heating or cooling mechanismsabruptly.” In nature, a rock locked inposition by a few grains of sand on ahigh cliff can suddenly start an ava-lanche when the wind nudges awaythe sand. A nudge of the w ind w ill set alarge block of ice in water in motion.We often look at things in naturewithout knowing what we’re lookingat.

As the Solar Max approaches fromthe abyss of space we may wonder if itw ill speed up or slow dow n the spin ofthe Earth’s core. Either event wouldproduce fri ction and it is an undeniablelaw of physics that friction producesheat. If Professors Hapgood and Ein-stein are correct that the crust of theearth occasionally shif ts over Earth ’s in-terior, then, on May 5, we have a multi-tude of converging conditions that may“trigger” another Pole Shift.

Survivors of Colombian floods of 1999

MOUTH OF TIME


Towing him are his followers, nam“Ra’s loyal servants,” “the honorones of Ra,”or “the souls of blessed,” according to different vsions of the work. (A text ci rculatingthe ’60s said they were called “tgreatful dead.”) Although it is not scifically shown, the hieroglyphic te

explains that the w hole procession “.enters the mysterious image of the Spent at its tail, in deep darknepassing through its backbone aemerging, renewed to youth and traformed, through its mouth into tlight of day.” The new, young Sun the Scarab begins to rise over Eastern hill of the horizon. Meanwhthe propped-up mummy, at the endthe lower register is left behind “image of flesh,” the body, while ttransformed spirit of t he deceased riand is reborn like the rising Sun inthe Light.

Most inspiring and profound of however, we are told that upemerging from the Serpent’s mouthe path of the “loyal servants of Railluminated to the end of the tunnel their own i nner light.

We can see here a metaphor for oselves, if we so choose, as the “loservants” of the Light, now passthrough the Serpent’s head, the “Beof Time,” soon to exit transformeAhead are the challenges of the Athe challenges of the Initiate. The Pato the end of the Age is that of the tiate.

Of importance to the aspiring tiate today is what “The Opening of tMouth” can achieve. As an extremancient mortuary rite, the Openingthe Mouth originated before 3100 in predynastic times. Its purpose wto revivify and activate the spiritbody/bodies of the deceased. (The cient Egyptians had several spiritbodies.) Vignettes in the “EgyptBook of the Dead” show the ceremobeing performed on the uprigmummy, although a statue of the ceased w as used in later t imes.

We know that the living deriv

benefit from the ceremony, too, cause the pharaoh received Opening of the Mouth as a rite of newal at his 30-year jubilee, the “HSed” festival.

Over time the powerful simplicof the rite became obscured by elarate and lengthy incantations, evotions, anointings, etc. But of endurimportance was the use of symbolicstruments that were touched to tmouth. Two of these “wands” wereparticular significance. One was “Kef Pesh” representing a snak



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tongue which opened the mouth. Theother was in the form of an undulatingSerpent with a ram’s head called the“Ur Heka,” (“great words of power”)that opened the throat chakra. In theYogic system, the throat chakra is the“mystic portal of liberation” which isnaturally blocked until opened by theenergy of the “shakti” Serpent of kun-

dalini. We recognize here the universalwisdom that when the throat chakra isopened, the mouth can express theheart’s truth with “great words ofpower”—the spoken w ord as seed ofmanifestation.

A Maya echo of this ancientesoteric theme is chronicledby scholar Eric Thompsonwho has described the in-itiatory Serpent of theQ’eqchi Maya of Belize.He reports that at the endof a shamanic ini tiation alarge vision Serpent

(Ochcan—the “enterer” )meets face to face w iththe init iate. Rearing upon its tail it approachesthe initiate until theirfaces almost t ouch, thenthrusts his tongue into theinit iate’s mouth. In th ismanner he communicates thefinal mysteries. Could the Egyp-tian Kef Pesh Serpent-tongue wandhave imparted similar gnosis?

Thompson also writes that the initia-tory vision Serpent, has a “large shinyeye.” The reader will recall the large

shiny eye (called life or radiance) ofthe Serpent in the Egyptian duatthrough whom the solar entourage istowed, and out of whose mouth theyemerge in the last hour of the night.Maya vision Serpents frequently showhuman heads emerging from theirmouths.

This brings us to the astronomicalclincher as to our place on the last lapwithin the Serpent’s head.

Currently, the Winter Solstit ial poin tis aligned with the plane of our homegalaxy, the Milky Way and its center.To the ancients and indigenous peo-

ples today, the center of the galaxy isregarded as the womb of the GreatCosmic Mother, source and trans-former of all life. It is the “dark rift” inthe outer arm of the galactic spiral—inits horizontal position at Winter Sol-stice—that appears across the sky as theGreat open-mouthed Serpent. ByWinter Solstice 2012 AD the Sun willbe exactly positioned within the Ser-pent’s open mouth. This is the verybirthplace of time, according to thehighest of all ancient wisdom. It is ofepochal significance! It is literally the

zero point where end and beginningfuse; above all it is the Day of Transfor-mation! This once-in-26,000-years pre-cessional phenomenon is finely eluci-dated by the scholarship of John MajorJenkins’ Maya Cosmogenesis: 2012 .

Impor tantly, Jenkins’ book containsa line drawing from the ground-breaking research of Maya ScholarDavid H. Kelley. It clearly depicts thehorizontal Milky Way with its dark riftcreating the outline of the open Ser-pent jaws. Superimposed upon it arethe glyph numbers of the Maya cal-

endar, correctly placed to show that

we are at the “Beak of Time” close tothe end of the World Age. (I lack per-mission to reproduce the graphic atthis time.)

In the early ’80s, author RichardLuxton spent an extended period oftime in Tulum w ith Maya shaman PabloBalam. He spoke of the “Awakening ofAhau” which, in the calendar system ispersonified as the spokesman of time,both end and beginning,unifier and completer oftime cycles. He is depictedas a face with round lipsthat double as a blowgunthrough which he exhalesthe “Solar intelligence; themind of the Sun” to awaken and fecun-date the minds of the creation. PabloBalam had spoken slowly back then,and with great care, as he said “Ahauhas no movement, his mouth has notopened yet, he cannot speak. He onlyhas his breath. Only he has the powerfor that . . . to be able to speak. . . Butwith his breath he begins. When thatbegins his mouth is opened . . .”.

The final katun of Mayan time, 13Ahau, began on July 26, 1992. It

marked the “Awakening of Ahau” andphenomenon code-named “TiShift.” So now, as the Winter Solstaligns with the galactic core, the Sunthe mediator of the evolutionary fornow emanating from the womb of tGreat Cosmic Mother. Now, Ahau whis breath, has begun to speak, and receive the h igher galactic impr int.

Phenomenal solar flare surges abeing recorded, sunspot irregularitiebursts of u ltraviolet radiation, neutriflow s, and—because the Sun generathe w inds, increased turbulence in tform of tornadoes, hurricanes, etc. of this affects the planet in profouand radical ways, including the bioel

tri cal system of t he human boand psyche. For instance, as

agent of evolution, ultravioradiation affects the p in

gland. The down-side can mutations; the up-side cbe accelerated higher cosciousness.

It is in the naturetime that as a cycle dra

to a close there is a copression of events frothe enti re cycle that arisfor review (li ke the evotionary stages of a spec

incorporated in embryodevelopment or a persowhole life flashing befo

them just before death. Athis is why, now, at t he beak

the world Age, ancient wisdom aarchetypes of wholeness from t

past, and from indigenous and anciecultures that have preserved suknowledge are arising into our coll

tive consciousness. The purpose of tphenomenon is always to reincorprate that which has been lost or fgotten from the first time/tail of timin order to fuel our fi nal thrust throuthe recurrent crises of the last timbeak of time to the next evolutionalevel. Remember, every ending pcedes a new beginn ing.

To suspend the overlays of the tr ibmind and open to the true, authentarchetypal w isdom now revealed by cient cultures is to claim the value arichness of the legacy of the past.

Please stand by for further transm

sions from galactic central as you opyour mouth, speak your truth—aclaim the legacy.

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ence can be startling. To begin with57% of the children once grown wenton to enjoy long-lasting and for themost part happy marriages (whethermarried once or twice). Adult experi-encers, on the other hand, had tremen-dous difficulty forming or maintainingstable relationships afterward; fully

78% of their marriages ended up in di-vorce.I found that both groups experi-

ence unusual increases or decreases inlight sensitivity: about 75% with thekids, which is close to the adult rangeof between 80 to 90%. Whereas adultsevidence 73% with electrical sensi-tivity, I did not find such a high per-centage w ith kids—about 52%—w hichmay be more a reflection of who hasaccess to technological equipmentrather than a true deviation. Older ex-periencers are four times more likelyto become vegetarians than the

younger crowd (even near-death kidssnub veggies).Family/friend alienation - within

five to ten years after their episode,one-third of the child experiencers inmy study admitted to having seriousproblems with alcohol. Almost to a

person, they claimed that undevelopedsocial/communication skills was theculprit, along with an inability to un-derstand what motivated family mem-bers and friends.

Unfortunately, 42% of those I inter-viewed befell the tragedy of parentaland sibli ng abuse. And note the sibling abuse; big brothers and big sisters canpack a mean wallop or give a nasty

squeeze when they’re goofing off orangry. The worst of all horrors, always,is parents who mistreat their young.While such abuse is rampantthroughout the general population, theadditional stresses inherent with thenear-death phenomenon and its afteref-fects seem to exacerbate situations that

are already less than ideal.Still, there’s another aspect to

issue of alienation that, for the chmay be even more profound. Copletely aside from any abuse or pepressure from family and friends, awhether or not parents are suppor tithe most significant factors in a chilexperience are who or what greethe child on The Other Side of deaand how did the episode end ? Wparent, no matter how wonderful loving, can compare with Holy SpiWhat person, friend or foe, can intera child who has visited the brigrealms and become buddies with angel? But, for the child experiencconnecting with such transcendelove and then abruptly losing that cnection can be very confusing if ndevastating.

The issue of suicide— childrereason differently. Unaccustomed toconsideration of cause and effect, thtend to act on impulse; hence the hidegree of alcoholism and an attemptsuicide rate of 21%. It seems perfec

logical to a child that the way rejothe light beings met in death is simply die and go back. This is not rognized by them as self-destructivYet it is the children, not the aduwho are the most likely to leave t“heaven” of their near-death episoand return to life just so their fam



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will not be saddened by their death.Parent/child bonding is initially

quite strong. These kids want to bewith their families. That bondingbrings them back time after time.When I interview youngsters, theircommon retort is “I came back to helpmy Daddy” or “I came back so Mommywon’t cry.” The parent/child bonddoesn’t begin to stretch thin or breakuntil after the child revives. That cli-mate of welcome or threat they aregreeted with directly impinges oneverything that comes next.

Money, mission, and home— look atwhat occurs once child experiencersmature: job satisfaction 80%, homeow nership 68%. Add to that those long-lasting marriages and you get a pictureof contentment adult experiencerscan’t even begin to match, and onethat the general population mightenvy. Maybe it’s the added years, theextra time chil dren have to experiment

with what works and what doesn’t asthey grow up. In fairness, adults are onthe opposite end of the developmentalcurve, with the bulk of their lives be-hind them. It is interesting to note,though, that salary motivates neitheradult or child experiencers, as the ma-

jor it y tend to eschew money and mate-riality, possessions and rewards. Why isit, then, that so many child experi-encers put such strong emphasis onhome ownership? Adults can’t wait tobe rid of their mortgages; kids canhardly wait to have one, and once theyget i t, they keep i t. Their attachment to

home , I believe, is a direct result oflosing their “ real home” w hen a young-ster. This wound appears to create asubconscious need to make certainthat no one can ever take away theirhome again.

Judgment— the non-judgmental as-pects of near-death episodes are toutedby almost everyone. . . the very realpresence most adult experiencers re-port of unconditional love and forgive-ness. But with children a different sto-ryline emerges: many are met on TheOther Side of death by a being whoserole is that of a “critical or loving

parent.” This parental figure eithergives orders, judges them for pastdeeds, or in some manner preparesthem to meet and fulfill their destinyby w arning them in advance of w hat tolook out for and how to behave. It istrue that images of a “critical or lovingparent” often occur in cases from themore restrictive countries of Asia andfrom various indigenous cultures likeNative Americans, yet child experi-encers from the industrialized nationsreport receiving similar “lectures” aswell.

On the issue of health - aftereffectsincreased over theyears for 73% of thechild experiencers.The participants inmy study were em-phatic about makingthat claim, statingthat the older they be-came the more ex-actly they fit the pro-file of experiencercharacteristics, traitfor trait. Some be-came ambidextrousafterw ard or sw itchedhandedness. Anumber of themshow ed me how theirhandw riti ng had al-tered too. Changescould be that pro-found! Not everyonewas so affected,though. A few notedonly slight changes

and tossed off theirepisode to an overac-tive imaginationwhile young. Of in-trigue, however, isthe correlation Ifound betw een thosewho reported the fewest af tereffects and those who w erethe most challenged health -wise as they aged . Needless to say,they were the same individuals. I’m not indicating here

that a lack of aftereffects means poorhealth. Rather, what I have observed isthat there seems to be a link between achildhood repression of aftereffectsand the profusion of health problemsthat can occur later.

Children who are expected to be“the same as always” afterward canblock their experience as well as manyof the aftereffects, even to the point ofdenial that anything so ridiculouscould have ever happened to them.But, all too often, there is a “price topay” for such repression, not only inincreased probabilities of challenged

health when older, but with the indi-vidual feeling strangely empty or lost,agitated that something importantseems to be missing from his or her li fethat can’t quite be identified or under-stood.

Indeed, there are some experi-encers who are permanently crippledor handicapped after their episode, orare weakened to the extent that theygo on to endure severe or chronic ill-nesses once grown. Nevertheless, thepattern of aftereffects is still apparent with most of them. Dealing openly

w ith the impact of near-death stacasts a decided advantage in hohappy and healthy an experiencer cbecome.

To understand children’s cases, must keep in mind that kids are tunto different harmonics than aduConcepts of either life or death leathem with puzzled faces. “I don’t eor begin anywhere,” a youngster ontold me. “I just reach out and catch tnext wave that goes by and hop a ridThat’s how I got here.”

This child, like other young expeencers, speaks in the language “other worlds,” one that is less verb

and more akin to synesthesia, whichmultiple sensing. The ability enabthem to perceive what w e call “ realitas consisting of layered realms unstricted by physical boundaries. Thuthey easily giggle with angels, pwith ghosts, and pre-experience the ture. Parents generally find such bhavior cause for panic. Yet, whseems worrisome about near-deaastates may well have a simple explantion: opening faculties normal to uhence allowing access to more of telectromagnetic spectrum.



A fascinating aspect of this is that asa child’s mind begins to shift fromwhat happened, their intelligence quo-tient rises. There is another observa-tion along this line I want to make:after a near -death exper ience. a child’s learning ability reverses; instead of continuing on with the normal developmental curve, from concrete (details) to abstract (concepts) a child returns immersed in broad conceptual reasoning styles and has to learn how to go from abstract back to concrete.

The most oft-repeated phrase fromthose I interviewed was: “I felt like anadult in a child’s body.”

Even those who did not test outwith extraordinarily high IQs (the highIQs were around 150 to 160, severalwere 186, some higher), even thesechildren evidenced a uniquely creativemind, numerous faculty enhance-ments, an unrelenting curiosity, and anexceptional ability to know things soon after reviving. Some were unusu-ally gi fted w ith foreign languages.

Child experiencers face special chal-lenges when they return to a homewhere they no longer feel as loved asthey once did. “Here” isn’t the same as“there” for experiencers, and that canbe especially confusing for kids. Manygo to great lengths hunting for thebright ones that left once the episodewas over, even blaming themselves fordoing something wrong to end it. Guiltis commonplace. Because of what theyface afterward in their homes and atschool, child experiencers are sixtimes more likely to forget or represstheir scenario than adults.

The child who returns from a near-death episode is a remodeled, rewired,reconfigured, refined version of theoriginal model. The changes they un-dergo are more dramatic than those ofadults, not because their aftereffectsare different but, I suspect, becausethey are still in the process of basicbrain development. They are “hi t” w ithan impactual, and in most cases life-changing experience, at a time whenthey are the most vulnerable to thepower of such a shift.

Adult episodes seem more gearedtoward what I call “a growth event” af-

terward, an opportunity for the exper-iencer to make “course corrections” i nlife, a second chance.

Child experiences seem moregeared toward what I call “an evolu-tionary event,” part of a quantum leapin the development and growth of hu-mankind as a species, a second birth.

The more we can know about near-death states, the closer we can come tounderstanding l ife as well as death—andadvancing consciousness. Maybe beinghuman isn’t quite what we think.

ASTROLOGY

Continued from page 49to play that tune, discover new mean-ings and horizons of experience andlearn new ways to deal with the energywe have given to the negative manifes-tation and we want to bring forth moreof the light energy creation. Taurus hasmore to do with desire than any othersign of the zodiac and consequently

with greed and attachment to materi-alism. The ini tiation of Taurus is to be awise steward of the earth’s resourcesand finances without becoming at-tached, without becoming blinded byselfishness. Some associate Taurus withthe Adam and Eve story; imagine a situ-ation where you’re one with your be-loved, walking and talking with angelsand supernatural beings, with food atyour fingertips, but somehow the voicewe’ve come to associate with the ser-pent or evil, the energy veil, convincesyou that you need more. Wanting morethan we need, un-

less we share it w ithothers, leads to a lotof p roblems.Holding on tootightly to that w hichwe have plus ourfear controls us. ATaurean t ruism isthat which w e fearto l ose, we do lose.One way or anotherwe are brought backeventually to center.

Taurus describesspiri tual, social and

economic values weagree to collectivelyuphold, challenge ordebate. Taurus deals with income, thenational minimum wage and, alongwith Scorpio, describes the cycles ofthe Market. Financial astrologer Ray-mond Merriam is the President of TheMerriam Market Analyst, Inc, a finan-cial market advisory firm specializing inmarket-timing products and services toinvestors and traders since 1981. Al-though confessing that predictingwhether or not the stock market willcontinue up and top against the back-

drop of challenging astrology is “ an ex-ercise in futility,” his presentation ofeconomic trends, natural disasters andmajor policy changes during similar pe-riods is well documented and bal-anced. His conclusion, from the Year2000 Forum in Dec/Jan Mountain As- trologer , “ ...it is not just one single areaof human activit y that is likely to be im-pacted with the May 2000 alignment.As one can see throughout history, atleast two of the signatures involvedhave had a reliable correspondence tomajor reversals in US stocks, economic

downswings, natural disasters, invtions, brilli ant new thought, changespolitical leadership, assassination tempts and progressive moves in ecation. Furthermore, w e have seen talthough the signature may take pladuring a particular month (May, 200the events associated with these sigtures usually require a reasonable oof time to unfold and may involveprocess or series of stages, rather thone single act.” I recommend a visitMerriam’s website: www.nmacyclcom.

Astrologer Richard Nolle describthe time around the Taurean alignmeas a period of worldwide economic stability as “over-valued companies acurrencies get put through twringer.” The process will be spreout throughout the year. With Mriam, the likes of a 1929 repeat are npart of this year’s picture. The real enomic crisis, or at least the repeat the 1929 signature, comes in 202011.

Jupiter/Satu

conjunctiohappen evtwenty years, MaJupi ter/ Saturn c

junctions are tremely rare. T

May conjunctionthe third of t

century; the new ill occur in Liin 2040. Nolle pdicts a resurgen

of collectivism amil itarism; alscycle high in

travel disast(from about Ma23 through May

I personally do not advise staying hoduring such periods unless your psonal chart is very adversely affectHaving the in fo, use your intuition apick the best date.

Nolle sees more ethnic cleansand military conflict throughout tyear. Martian hair-trigger scenarwith demagogues and powers whping up “blind obedience that leadsmob frenzy.” Fascism with an ideolical coverup in the Soviet bloc.

spired to the heights by Yeats, “know when Michael’s trumpet criThat flesh and bone may disappeAnd souls as if they were but sighNolle nevertheless steers clear of apalyptic visions. He rips apart Noonbook as a piece of mi llennium madnhogwash. Count on earthquakes ahuge chunks of polar ice breakaway, he says, but our home will ngo off its axis.

What good can come out of all of5/2000? Roerich said the 21st cent

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HIDDEN HISTORY OF THE HUMAN RACE Michael A.Cremo & Richard L. Thompson—Graham Hancock,calls Hidden History Of The Human Race “One of thelandmark intellectual achievements of the late twentiethcentury.” Condensed from Forbidden Archeology, this edi-tion exposes a major scientific cover-up showing that

people like ourselves existed on earth millions of yearsago.

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HOLY BLOOD, HOLY GRAIL Baigent, Lincoln, LeigA detailed and meticulously researched insight i

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ISAAC NEWTON: THE LAST SORCERER MichaelWhite—In his ceaseless obsession to understand the unverse, Sir Isaac Newton left no stone unturned. Unknoto all but a few, one of the most significant scientistshuman history was a practicing alchemist who dabbledthe occult and shaped the course of human knowledge.

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JESUS, THE LAST OF THEPHARAOHS—The Truth Be- hind the Mask Revealed

Ralph Ellis— Traces the historyof the Egyptian royal family from

the time of Noah through to Jesus,comparing Biblical and Historicalrecords. Nearly all of the biblicalcharacters can be identified in thehistorical record—all are pharaohsof Egypt or pharaohs in exile. TheBible depicts them as beingsimple shepherds, but in truth they were the Hyksos,Shepherd Kings of Egypt. The familiar Biblical story history of one family, Abraham and His descendantsthe historical record he is the pharaoh Maybra—the mpowerful man on Earth in his lifetime. By such simsleight-of-hand, the pharaohs of Egypt have hidden tidentity, but preserved their ancient history and bloodlThese kings were born of the gods; they were not oroyal, they were also Sons of God. Hardcover, 6 X 9,

pages, Color Illustrated $24LAST HOURS OF ANCIENT SUNLIGHT Thom Hamann—As the world’s population explodes, cultures species are wiped out, and we have now reached the hway point of our supplies of oil, humans the world oare confronting difficult choices about how to create ature which works. Hartmann proposes that the olasting solution to the crises we face is to re-learn the sons of our ancient ancestors.

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LOST PYRAMIDS OF ROCK LAKE—WisconsiSunken Civilization Frank Joseph—Forty mwest of Milwaukee lies the pyramid complex of Aztaand the sunken ruins of Rock Lake. For years, rumors lost city in the lake have circulated and finally in 198side-scan sonar mapping of the lake was done. This brecounts that expedition and gives the reader backgroinformation on the mysteries of Wisconsin.

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LOST REALMS Zecharia Sitchin—With a visionaryardor and a scientist’s attention to detail, Zecharia Sitcauthor of The Earth Chronicles, gives a stunning accoof human interaction with celestial travelers. He also pvides further proof that prophetic dreams, visions, Uencounters, and other phenomena, are the hallmark oftervention by intergalactic emissaries who reach out frother realms.

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MAHABHARATA Translated by Krishna Dharma—Recounts the story of five heroic brothers, the Pandavas,who were destined to rule a vast kingdom. Robbed of theirkingdom and exiled by their envious cousins, they en-counter many hardships, culminating in an apocalypticwar. As we accompany them on their extraordinary adven-tures and spiritual journey, we meet Krishna, a divine in-

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MANKIND— Child of the Stars Max H. Flindt and Otto O.

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MAPS OF THE ANCIENT SEA KINGS Charles H. Hapgood—Hapgood’s classic book on ancient maps,with concrete evidence of an advanced world-wide civili-zation existing many thousands of years before ancientEgypt. Not only were these ancient people more advancedin map-making than any people prior to the 18th century,it appears they mapped all the continents of the globe andAntarctica when its coasts were free of ice.

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MARS MYSTERY Graham Hancock—Megalithsfound on the parched shores of Cydonia, a former Martianocean, mirror the geometrical conventions of the pyramidsat Egypt’s Giza necropolis—could Mars have once sus-tained an advanced civilization? The Mars Mystery is bothan illumination of our ancient past and a warning—thatwe still have time to heed—about our ultimate fate.

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MAYA COSMOGENESIS 2012 John Major Jen-kins—Reveals the secrets of the Maya’s galactic cos-

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MESSIANIC LEGACY Michael Baigent, Henry Lin-coln, Richard Leigh—The authors of the bestselling

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MESSIAHS—The Visions and Prophecies for the

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MESSENGER OF BEAUTY—The Lifeand Visionary Artof Nicholas Roerich

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t he ATLANTISRISINGCatalogMYSTERIES OF ATLANTIS REVISITED Edgar EvaCayce—From the hidden vaults beneath the Sphinx tocoastal waters of Bimini, three scholars explore wisdom of Edgar Cayce and discover shocking new dence about the destruction of Atlantis—and why strikparallels between our society and theirs could provideportant lessons for the future.

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NIKOLA TESLA’S EARTHQUAKE MACHINE WithTesla’s Original Patents Plus New Blueprints

Build Your Own Working Model Dale Pond anWalter Baumgartner—In 1935, Nikola Tesla revealethat an earthquake in the region of his New York labtory in 1898, was the result of a machine he had beenperimenting with. This book presents that technolbased on sonic vibrations. Now, for the first time, thecrets of the Tesla Oscillator are available to both layman and advanced researcher.

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NUCLEAR TRANSMUTATION: THE REALITY OF COLD FUSION Tadahiko Mizuno—It is impossible fone book to encompass the now expanding worldwidefort to understand the cold fusion enigma, but for thwho want to learn about the rest of the story, this accoof one scientist’s experience on the frontiers of knowle

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ONE FOOT IN ATLANTIS—The Secret

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William Henry—After fif-teen years of occult research,investigative mythologistWilliam Henry offers conclu-sive evidence that WWII wasactually a Holy War betweentwo major religions, and thatF.D.R. and Hitler were com-peting to lead humanity intoa new golden age: the New Atlantis.

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ORION MYSTERY Robert Bauval—The story of a scret, hidden for thousands of years, that will forechange our understanding of the meaning and purposthe most fascinating wonder of the ancient world; the Pamids of Egypt. Written by a construction engineer, bin Egypt in 1948, who developed a line of study linkthe pyramids and the Pyramid Texts with astronomy.

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PATH OF THE POLE—Cataclysmic Pole ShifGeology Charles

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THE PHYSICS OF LOVE: The Ultimate UniversalLaws Dale Pond, Edgar Cayce, John Keely, Rudolf Steiner, Nikola Tesla— Explore the physics of love andconsciousness in an easy-to-understand and excitingmanner. The universal laws in this book are applicable tomusic, electronics, mechanics, healing and all branches of science and philosophy. This science demonstrates the

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PYRAMID POWER—The Millennium Science

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REINCARNATION Elizabeth Clare Prophet —Thisgroundbreaking work makes the case that Jesus taught re-incarnation. Elizabeth Clare Prophet traces the history of reincarnation in Christianity—from Jesus and early Chris-tians through Church councils and the persecution of so-called heretics.

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REMARKABLE HEALINGS Shakuntala Modi, M.D.—

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SECRET CITIES OF OLD SOUTH AMERICA Harold T.Wilkins—The reprint of Wilkins’ classic book, first pub-lished in 1952, claiming that South America was Atlantis.Recounts the mysterious tale of the disappearance of Col.Percy Fawcett. Chapters include “Mysteries of a LostWorld”; “Atlantis Unveiled; South America’s AmazonsExisted!”; “The Mystery of El Dorado and Grand Paya-titi—the Final Refuge of the Incas”; “The Mystery of Old

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SECRET OF SHAMBHALA—In Search

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Hardcover, 238 pages $23.95 THE SECRET TEACHINGS OF ALL AGES—An Encyclopedic Outline of Masonic, Hermetic, Qabbalistic & Rosicrucian Symbolical Philosophy Manly Palmer Hall

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SHAPE POWER Dan Davidson—Thisbook is the result of 35 years of person-ally funded research into finding howshapes and different materials convert uni-versal aether into other forces and energies. Dan hasbroken the code on how the process works; how naturemanifests from the virtual particle soup of the aether intomatter. Dan has also defined a unified field theory whichputs all this into perspective, complete with the mathemat-ical physics and a morphology of atomic structure. He de-fines the embryonic basis for a new branch of physics andchemistry. The implications of the breakthrough discov-eries elucidated in this book have far reaching implica-

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SHATTERING THE MYTHS OF DARWINISM Richard Milton—Exposes the gaping holes in an ide-ology that has reigned unchallenged over the scientificworld for a century. Darwinism is considered to be hardfact, the only acceptable explanation for the formation of life on Earth. Milton reveals that this theory totters atop ashambles of outdated and circumstantial evidence, whichin any less controversial field would have been questionedlong ago.

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SIRIUS MYSTERY Robert Temple

Superior beings from Sivisited earth between 7,000

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ST. GERMAIN’S PROPHECY FOR THE NEW MILLENIUM Elizabeth Clare Prophet—Saint Ger-main, Nostradamus and Mother Mary reveal that theriod we are entering is unique—both in opportunityspiritual and technological progress and in its potentialwar, turmoil and even cataclysm. Explores the most cpelling prophecies of our time, with new interpretationthe celebrated quatrains of Nostradamus.

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STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN Zecharia Sitchin—Afteryears of painstaking research—combining recent archalogical discoveries with ancient texts and artifacSitchin has identified the legendary Land of Gods…and provided astounding new revelations abouGreat Pyramids, the Sphinx, and other mysterious moments whose true meanings and purposes have been for eons.

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TEMPLE OF MAN R.A. Schwaller De Lubicz—Twenty-eight years in the making, a monumental wthat brings to life the greatness of ancient Egypt and profundity of the human soul. Combines first rate schoship with profound spiritual insight. Commentators lireading The Temple of Man to a spiritual and philosoical odyssey. $20 S&H on this item.Clothbound with case, Two 544-page volumes, 400 bl

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THOTH—Architect of the Universe Ralph Ellis

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UNIVERSAL LAWS NEVER BEFORE REVEALED:KEELY’S SECRETS—Understanding and Using the Science of Sympathetic Vibration

Dale Pond, John Keely, Nikola Tesla, Edgar Cayceand others—One hundred years ago, scientist/inventor/ philosopher John Keely built various devices that wereable to overcome gravity, tunnel through rock using ahand-held device, employ acoustics to power engines, andcreate superconductivity by using wires made of gold,silver and platinum. Almost lost, this book finally com-

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ULTIMATE TIME MACHINE Joseph McMoneagle—McMoneagle, a former remote viewer with the UnitedStates Army’s top-secret STARGATE project, exploresquestions philosophers have debated for centuries: Doestime really exist? Can we change the past? Do we slip be-tween alternate realities. McMoneagle also delivers firsthand information about the origins of humanity, thebuilding of the pyramids, the crucifixion of Christ, and adetailed picture of our immediate future through the year2075.

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VIMANA AIRCRAFT David Hatcher Childress—Authentic Indian texts and epics such as the Ramayanaand Mahabarata are used to prove that man flew in air-planes thousands of years ago. Learn about the secrets of Mercury Vortex Propulsion, the true nature of the RamaEmpire of ancient India, the wars that destroyed it—andits connection to Atlantis.

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VISITORS FROM TIME Marc Davenport—A con-vincing case is made that UFOs may be visitors from ourown future.

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WARS OF GODS & MEN Zecharia Sitchin—Eonsago, the Earth was a battlefield. Mighty armies clashed,

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WHEN TIME BEGAN Zecharia Sitchin—The architectsof Stonehenge, says Sitchin, came to Earth thousands of years ago to usher in mankind’s first New Age of scien-tific growth and spiritual enlightenment.


CLASH OF THE GENIUSES:INVENTING THE IMPOSSIBLEHere, at last, is the story of a

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GEOMETRIC METAPHORS OF LIFE In 1968 physicistStan Tenen noticed a pattern in the Hebrew Text of Gen-esis. It took ten years for him to discover how the se-quence of letters in the first verse of Genesis mathemati-cally folds itself up into a fundamental three dimensionalgeometric shape whose shadows generate the alphabet inwhich the text is written. The implications of this workelaborated since then link consciousness with cosmologythrough geometric meditations expressed in gestures of our own hands.

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HOLES IN HEAVEN? Narrated By Martin

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THE LEGEND OF ATLANTIS SERIES THE DAWN OF THEGODS—Part One

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SECRET PROPHECIESOF THE APOCALYPSE

—Part Three The prophecies of

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MYSTERIES OF THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS EXPOSEFrank Stranges—Dr. Stranges points out that there arcurrently 72 English translations of the Bible and from the earliest days these translations were often incplete, inaccurate or actually tampered with to change tmeaning.

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MYSTERIES OF THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS EXPOSEFrank Stranges—Ideal for those who prefer a more cdensed, less detailed version of the story including the going cover-up. But rather than focus on extraterressubjects, Dr. Stranges translates certain scroll passagetributed to Jesus.

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MYSTERY OF THE SPHINX BC Video—The original NBCspecial (plus additionalfootage) which documented thecase of John Anthony West andgeologist Robert Schoch that,based on obvious rain weath-ering, the Great Sphinx of

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A QUESTION OF ORIGINSThe debate between Evolution and

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WHITLEY STREIBER’S BREAKTHROUGHAuthor of the bestselling alien-visitation books w

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ASTROLOGY

Continued from page 71would be hallmarked by beauty andknowledge. Taurus, ruled by Venus,deals with beauty in the physical/ma-terial plane. This alignment strongly im-pacts the financial capital of t he world,New York City, also still, thank good-ness, the home to Broadway and flour-ishing arts. Rudhyar notes that at the

end of the last century the end of theworld w as expected. When nothing oc-curred of catastrophic proportions, adeep upsurge of cultural activity andcommercial travel took place withPluto in Sagittarius as it is today. Rud-hyar expected a simi lartype of development totake place about the timeseven planets once morecongregate in Taurus.

Astrologer Ray Grassesees a resurgence of thearts as a result of “theawakening of the global

heart.” Grasse associatesTaurus with the heartchakra. I associate Taurusw ith the Third-Eyechakra. He sees 2000 as atime w hen “t he energiesof the heart chakra aremore accessible, enmasse, to men andwomen—whether thesebe appl ied tow ard eithercreative or mystical ends.”I agree, for different rea-sons, but the real point isthat history upholds this positive slant .

Grasse called the Taurus megaconjunc-tion a “golden age” in film making. Ashort list of titles include: “Gone withThe Wind,” “The Wizard of Oz,” “TheGrapes of Wrath,” “Casablanca” andDisney’s “Fantasia.” Born under thisawesome signature was none otherthan the Taurean Bob Dylan. Changesoccur on many levels and in manyseemingly contradictory ways. It helpsto keep in mind that in making roomfor positive trends you will meet theforce within yourself or w ithin your or-ganization or culture that opposes thatprogress. The big megaconjunction of

1994 in Capricorn seems to have disap-peared from sight. But such a hap-pening can takes centuries to completeits work. Note that the Taurean align-ment trines the Megaconjunction, sug-gesting a positive development in thearts and economy as part of the Megaplan of restructuring.

The curse of Tecumseh warrantsmention. Jupiter/Saturn conjunctionshave come to signal great moments inhistory, especially when the pairing ispart of a greater planetary alignment.The historical records bears out that

beginning in 1821, seven US presidentscome to term during a Jupiter/Saturnconjunction in earth signs has meanthis demise in office. Only one presi-dent since then to the present has es-caped the “curse,” Zachary Taylor in1850. Tecumseh was a Shawnee Chiefwho with his brother formed a pan-tribal confederacy to battle the menaceof the growing white nation. Te-cumseh was killed during a battleunder the command of Henry Harrison.When Harrison’s term in office was cutshort by his death of pneumonia onApril 4, 1841, talk spread that theShawnee Chief had placed a curseupon the president and upon the of-fice. With each succeeding death, thelegend has grow n.

While Nolle in 1993 called Clinton a

one-term president, other astrologersmused that Clinton might not be ree-lected, would be impeached or wouldmeet his demise. The inaugurationchart of his second chart was prettydismal. While Leos are lucky, he barelymade it. Writing in 1996, Nolle wrote“whoever wins the 1996 election is tobe pitied rather than congratulated. Inall likelihood, he’s about to becomethe eighth ‘sacrificial goat.” In indi-vidual readings, I have seen familycurses, curses on graves on psycholog-ical curses (“you’ll never succeed”)stripped of energy and turned around

sometimes to the point of saving a lifein danger.

I agree with Richard Nolle and Ray-mond Merriam that the Saturn/Uranussquare, the signature of Y2K, won’t dis-appear when 1999 is history. The ten-sion symbolized by the meeting of newtrends and revolutions against traditionand crystallized old momentums andvalues continues throughout Augustwith May as a critical point. Saturn actsas anchor against the Uranian compul-sion for new paradigms and change.Saturn warns us not to throw out the

wisdom of many ages in the light new discoveries. But Uranus awakeus that change is inevitable and to to stall cycles whose time has cooften results in as much damage

jumping the gun w ithout care for ture consequence. In the natuworld, we see nature herself releastremendous tension in terrifying waWe also seek to stall science (Uranuntil we have a value structure (Satuin Taurus) to accommodate scientdiscovery safely. We may not see real meaning of this signature until tgeneration born under it (1999-200grow into adulthood. The overchange doesn’t happen overnight bin varying periods of adjustment new orders and paradigms set in. T

baby boomers boduring the early ’5

were born w ith a SatuUranus square that threened the prevaili ng socorder with the liberatof women into the woforce and the redefinit

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around 500 B.C.E. This great teach

was born in Taurus and received illunation during the month of May undthe Full Moon in Scorpio. He taugthat all suffering comes from desire. taught compassion. Of great signcance to our times, I believe, is tcompassion and Buddhic teaching the East becoming integrated with tdynamic li festyle and Christic teachinof the West. Bestsellers like DonSweat the Small Stuff are really Bdhist teachings in Western gaSpeaking of the Way of the Christ athe Way of the Buddha, in QuieComes the Buddha spiri tual leader E

abeth Clare Prophet writes, “onarmed with truth and compassion, ywill be ready to encounter the shadself that for aeons has conspiragainst the truth of your beinJudging from people of myriad bagrounds across the globe who contame, I would say that if spiritual vicries made the news we would greatly comforted and would moreadily see an incredible synthesis ohigher way emerging despite the mness that erupts around us and in theadlines. Walk on.

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