It’s interesting how my endeavor to look at the information surrounding 2012 has led me back in history, and yet I’ve often times amde the remark that we can’t know where we’re going until we know where we’e been. Being a student of history both practically and university trained as well, I’m amazed at how little we know about history and how many competing arguments there are about our past. Read More »
I am sure that there are many who see Atlantis and other ancient or lost civilizations as simply historical myths; however, the point will remain. Atlantis and Rome were destroyed in differing ways. But both were built on a paradigm that nations today have not grasped, deny, or really don’t care. What can America and other nations today learn as we move forward into the infamous 2012 that will demand the opposite paradigm? Read More »
We grow up in this world telling ourselves who it is that we ARE when in actuality we are really on a journey to remember from when we came. We live our lives based on the STORIES that we tell ourselves. Those stories change greatly over our life here on earth. How many stories have you told yourself about yourself and where are you now? Read More »
The Isle of Pines is an island located in the Pacific Ocean, in the archipelago of New Caledonia. It has a couple of very strange things that put some questions to us that need some honest inquiries and not just off-hand denial. If we can’t ask questions with an open mind today, is there any hope for the many of the answers we’ll need going into the 2012 window of many questions? Read More »
It’s one thing to discuss the probabilities of an Atlantean and a Lemurian civilization, and it’s totally another thing to come up with the reasons both or either were destroyed. Frank Joseph, editor in chief of Acient America magazine, has an interesting opinion of the destruction of Lemuria. The civilization was undone by a comet. Read More »
