“From the relics of the Stone-Age science practiced by the adepts of the ancient world, it appears: first that they recognized the existence of natural forces … and learnt to manipulate them.”

—John Mitchell, The New View Over Atlantis

Ancient peoples searched for unique places where electromagnetic energy could be harnessed to support our transparency—a feature innate to all of us that we’ve forgotten because of learned beliefs. “To...

Besides taking into consideration stone composition, electromagnetic energy, patterns, and symbols, ancients also considered astronomy in their ancient sites’ building plans. Many buildings were constructed in relation to the stars, the zodiac, and constellations.

Gazing at stars, the ancients became aware that we are a tiny part of a much larger reality. By studying the skies and integrating that knowledge into their buildings, they were able to resonate and reconnect with what...

If you look at galaxies, nautilus shells, hurricanes, plants like the spiral aloe, and more, you will see that the same pattern repeats over and over in nature. Cells look like solar systems, and atoms look like planets. Everything comes down to patterns.

Patterns are part of a universal resonant system that allows the universe to function in unity. Take the functioning of our interconnected bodies, where DNA, cells, organs, proteins, and different parts of our body are resonating and...

Jung believed a person’s individual unconscious acts as a bridge between the collective unconscious and the conscious.

What if the psychologist’s collective unconscious was modern quantum physic theory’s quantum field?

From this point of view, the so-called unconscious mind could be explained as a connection between the physical brain and the quantum field. Thus, by “transparentizing” this connection from our learned unconscious information or mind...

People in the earliest recorded times believed in the magical power of quartz crystals.

In addition, new evidence shows that history is much older and much more advanced than what our history books have recorded—advanced not only from a technological point of view but also in consciousness. Many stories of aboriginals and indigenous peoples around the world attest to this, extending back into the Bronze Age and Neolithic prehistory.

E. A. E. Reymond, in The Mythical Origin...

Have you noticed the strong push in today’s world to be rational? What if what most of us know as logic is not what it seems?

According to Friedrich Nietzsche, a famous nineteenth-century German philosopher, “The irrationality of a thing is no argument against its existence, rather a condition of it.” We generally consider things to be “true” because they are rational. But rationality is not necessarily a criterion for existence. The lack of a rational...

“I am not who you think I am; I am not who I think I am; I am who I think you think I am.”
—Charles Horton Cooley, Human Nature and the Social Order

For me, this quote illustrates perfectly the real origin of what most of us think as our individual or collective knowledge, or the information stored within our minds.

Social construct theory centers on the notion that meanings are developed in coordination with others, rather than separately within each individual...

If you go to a kindergarten or first grade classroom, you will see boys crying, holding hands, hugging each other, and expressing love and joy openly. Unfortunately, these behaviors are rare among older boys and grown men these days.

The “fact” that most men do not express their emotions is known to all of us in our Western society. If you ask a man why he doesn’t express his emotions openly, you’ll like receive some version of these very common responses:...

We are living in days when love and natural affection are decreasing rapidly. We see this epidemic every day, and we don’t have to look far to see it—in our own families and in our hearts. Many people lack natural affection for many reasons. But what you may not be aware of is we may lack affection due to unconscious information learned from our surroundings, families, cultures, and societies. In other blogs, we’ve mentioned that our mother wound could be one of the causes...

Most of us associate gratitude with being thankful to someone who has helped us or given us a gift. Some might say it’s an emotion or feeling or the state of being grateful. Others might think of it as a deeper appreciation that produces a longer lasting positivity. Whatever gratitude means for you, it might hold the key for a more fulfilled life.

Evolution has given us a brain with what scientists call a “negative bias,” which makes it prone to feeling threatened and...