Though the battle has been hard–fought, North American anthropologists are beginning to acknowledge a shared culture between the peoples of the Eastern United States and those of Central America.
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This eight-day “Feast of Dedication” starting on the 25th day of Kislev (December 10-18 this year), is a rededication to the faith honoring an ancient victory over Greek domination of Jewish culture.…
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On Monday, April 27, 2020, the U.S. Navy released three videos of their pilots sighting and tracking UFOs. One video was over the Pacific Ocean 100 miles off the coast during a training exercise, and …
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“I cannot teach anybody anything, I can only make them think,” was the philosophical statement of Socrates. In many ways, the thoughts of Socrates parallel mystery school teachings including his most …
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I can’t remember a time when I didn’t wonder what life was all about. As a child, I asked endless questions seeking understanding, but I was told to stop questioning and instead accept what authoritie…
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The thing I enjoy most in writing my books on ancient Egyptian mysteries is the very extensive research involved. Whether it be in a small church in the romantic Highlands of my home in Scotland or de…
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The Great Pyramid in Egypt is the only surviving member of the “Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.” Even in the modern world of today, the Great Pyramid on the Giza Plateau is a marvel of design and …
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Nature has published the findings of a team of physicists from Nagoya University in Japan who used cosmic-ray detectors to discover an unknown chamber above the Grand Gallery inside the Great Pyramid …
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“Get to your computer, we are sending you some pictures you have GOT to see!” It was our long-time Bahamian research colleagues Eslie & Krista Brown calling from their home in Bimini. My husband, …
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