#47 September/October 2004


Looking at the Possibilities in Remote Viewing
On May 13th, 2014, your forbidden archaeologist landed at the Dorval airport in Montreal. It was quite a hike from ...
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Buy This Music, Please
The Internet and advances in technology have now made it easy for virtually anyone to own digital copies of just ...
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Dealing with the Tornado Threat
Researchers are beginning to discover that tornadoes start on the ground rather than in the swirling clouds of the atmosphere ...
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Hunting for Nanobacteria
The recent announcements in the BBC News Online (http://www.bbcnews.com) and New Scientist (newscientist.com) that a new and tiny form of ...
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Lost Secrets of the Aztecs
The advanced status of the Aztec civilization has generally been ignored ever since the conquest. In this author’s opinion so ...
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Stanton Friedman
Of all the UFO investigations that could possibly produce the “smoking gun” sought by all Ufologists, many believe the most ...
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Breaking the Ultimate Code
You’ve gotta love Greg Braden’s contagious optimism. In these “end-times” (a concept shared, interestingly, by the conservative Christian and new-age ...
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Sir Isaac Newton’s Case for Why Noah’s Story Matters
The person who probably knew more about Noah and the Ark than anyone else in the world was Sir Isaac ...
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Book Excerpt: Mythology as History
In Watermark, a new book from Paraview Pocket Books, author Joseph Christy-Vitale marshals a vast array of evidence to argue ...
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Paranormal Beatles
In 1960, four unknown teenage boys from Liverpool, England formed a musical group and began a journey that would eventually ...
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#48 November/December 2004

High Stakes on the Bleeding Edge
Near the leading edge of well-known energy technology, the landscape is increasingly dotted with inventions—from solar-electric breakthroughs to new hydrogen-generating ...
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Moving in the Right Circles at Glastonbury
On Friday morning, July 23, 2004, I arrived at Gatwick airport, south of metropolitan London, on my way to speak ...
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Enigma of the Crook & Flail
The symbols of the flail and the shepherd’s crook were used as prime symbols of Egyptian kingship. In the favored ...
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Ant People of Orion?
All across the American Southwest we find petroglyphs (rock carvings) or pictographs (rock paintings) depicting eerie creatures with spindly bodies, ...
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Children of Atlantis
“On this island of Atlantis had arisen a powerful and remarkable dynasty of kings, who ruled Europe as far as ...
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Cellular Secrets
Deepak Chopra loves to fly, which is a good thing, since he spends a lot of time on airplanes. He’s ...
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The Further Mysteries of Rosslyn Chapel
France’s Mary of Guise liked a good joke. When England’s King Henry VIII proposed marriage, Mary quipped that her neck ...
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Spain’s Ancient Pathway
The Camino de Santiago is an ancient pilgrimage route that traverses Spain from its beginning in the Pyrenees to the ...
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Jupiter in Libra: September 2004–October 2005
“The quality of decision is like the well-timed swoop of a falcon, which enables it to strike and destroy its ...
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New Egyptian Magic
Two new episodes have been added to the hugely popular “Magical Egypt” set (based on the original research of John ...
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