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Views: 136This short story by Francis Bacon describes a Utopia replete with Adam and Eve pools – a place to go for men and women to inspect the physical bodies of their prospective mates to ensure they are not deformed. Yes, Mr. Bacon is describing the New World. Yes, all of the technologies encountered in… Continue reading THE NEW ATLANTIS by FRANCIS BACON – a book review

Views: 218I suppose you don’t need a book to drive home the point. Men have climbed the mountain of moron countless times in the past. Even if such a mole hill were made in the days of Charles Mackay (1814 – 1889), you can be sure man has figured a way to traverse the well… Continue reading Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds by Charles Mackay – book review

Views: 188The amazing evidence of linguistic monogenesis, one mother language of the planet from ancient prehistory purposely confused by God to stem the power of the people. Linguistic punctuated equilibrium; the leap of language that matches the strides of evolutionary development exactly. Matching petroglyphs from around the world, similar stories that codify the scattering of… Continue reading The Tower Of Babel Moment by Joseph P. Farrell – book review

Views: 150Have you ever wondered how plants and animals on the Sun, Saturn, and Moon; in the form of aetheric, astral, and physical energy evolved from living minerals? If so, perhaps you will like this book by Rudolf Steiner. Cosmic Memory (Prehistory of Earth and Man) by Rudolf Steiner Let’s face it; In the last… Continue reading COSMIC MEMORY – RUDOLF STEINER – book review

Views: 183Do you think The Great Pyramid of Giza was originally built as a sarcophagus– The ancient tomb of Cheops (Khufu) attempting to circumvent death? Just look at the majesty of the thing. The absolute perfection of its construction, its inexplicable interior chambers, the repeating patterns of earth, our galaxy, and the universe built into… Continue reading The Giza Death Star by Joseph P. Farrell book review

Views: 167Too often I chastise myself for reading escapism sci-fi. Lord knows I’ve spent countless hours with my head in the stars. Nevertheless, given the current state of the planet, you can hardly blame yourself for picking up a book and floating away. It is surprising how poignant and appropriate stories of galactic governments and… Continue reading The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke book review

Views: 118Just a few short months ago the revelations found in this book would have been more difficult, if not impossible, for me to accept. This book introduces the Two Space Program hypothesis and public consumption physics. One being appropriate for public disclosure and the other a deeply held secret of technology and alchemical science… Continue reading SS Brotherhood of the Bell by Joseph P. Farrell book review