Quantum Akashic Network

A pioneer in the fields of astrophysics and astro-archeology, J. Norman Lockyer believed that ancient Egyptian monuments were constructed "in strict relation to the stars." In this celebrated study, he explores the relationship between astronomy and architecture in the age of the pharaohs. Lockyer addresses one of the many points already extensively investigated by Egyptologists: the chronology of...

In all of the world’s myths and religions we find traditions of a Great Flood. There are stories too of a Golden Age: the antediluvian paradise that it destroyed. Might these be real memories of the ancient world? And how can we analyse the subject scientifically? The key to unlock these ancient myths lies in astronomy. Under Ancient Skies will examine the astronomical evidence for a prehistoric c...

"Alchemy Unveiled" by Johannes Helmond explores the principles and practices of alchemy, focusing on its philosophical and spiritual aspects rather than just the material transformation of substances. It delves into the symbolic meanings and the quest for enlightenment through alchemical processes. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/quantum-akashic-network--673090...

The Dogon Mystery refers to the knowledge and beliefs of the Dogon people of Mali, particularly their astronomical knowledge about the Sirius star system, which some claim is advanced for their historical context. This has led to various theories about ancient contact with extraterrestrial beings. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/quantum-akashic-network--6730906...

First Published in 2004. The span of time, when most of Britain was under Roman influence, stretched from 55 BC to c. AD 500, when control had passed into the hands of Germanic peoples, many of whom had been living here already for over a century as troops or allies of the Roman army. Five and a half centuries is a considerable portion of our national history. If one counts back from today, it bri...

The primary theoretical question addressed in this book focuses on the lingering concern of how the ancient Maya in the northern Petén Basin were able to sustain large populations in the midst of a tropical forest environment during the Late Classic period. This book asks how agricultural intensification was achieved and how essential resources, such as water and forest products, were managed in b...

This book presents quite a different take on the rape of the Earth from that which we usually read, though its main theme is depressingly familiar. The authors make much of the effect on mind of the electromagnetic properties of the Earth and its rocks. They believe that communication with the Earthmind or anima mundi can best be achieved at sacred sites, facilitated by the crystal structures with...

 "Comparison of Precession" by Walter Cruttenden, scrutinises two primary theories explaining the Earth's precessional movement: the widely accepted lunisolar theory and the lesser-known binary theory. Cruttenden argues that while the lunisolar model, which posits that gravitational forces from the Sun and Moon cause the Earth's axis to wobble, has significant flaws and relies on constantly modifi...

Welsh mythology  (also commonly known as  Y Chwedlau , meaning "The Legends" [1] ) consists of both folk traditions developed in  Wales , and traditions developed by the  Celtic Britons  elsewhere before the end of the first millennium. As in most of the predominantly oral societies  Celtic mythology  and history were recorded orally by specialists such as  druids  ( Welsh :  derwyddon ). This ora...

This book, "Magnetic Reversals and Evolutionary Leaps" by Robert W. Felix, proposes a revolutionary theory challenging traditional Darwinian evolution. Felix posits that geomagnetic reversals, not gradual processes, are the true drivers of rapid evolutionary changes and mass extinctions. He argues that these reversals lead to a dramatic increase in radioactivity on Earth, triggering "natural nucle...