Additional information
by Glenn Kreisberg (Editor)
Cutting-edge thinkers on the origins of civilization, the Giza pyramids, pre-Columbian and early America, and the power of human consciousness
- With contributions by David Frawley, Geoff Stray, Joscelyn Godwin, Daniel Pinchbeck, Antoine Gigal, and others - Topics range from the origins of the Inca to the architecture of the Giza plateau to unified theories of physics and consciousness - Companion volume to Lost Knowledge of the Ancients As we pull back the curtain from the European version of history, we discover the vast depth of knowledge of our ancient ancestors--knowledge that not only dispels our image of them as primitive peoples but also corresponds with the forefront of modern science, philosophy, and spirituality. With contributions by David Frawley, Geoff Stray, Joscelyn Godwin, Daniel Pinchbeck, Antoine Gigal, and other provocative, cutting-edge thinkers, this collection of essays commissioned by Graham Hancock, bestselling author of Fingerprints of the Gods, represents the latest, often controversial findings in alternative science, history, archaeology, and consciousness research. Covering topics ranging from the origins of the Inca and the secrets hidden in Vedic literature, to the architecture of the Giza pyramids and the Sphinx, to unified theories of physics and consciousness, this book shows how, by recovering our lost history, we too can experience the higher consciousness and advanced wisdom of the ancients.Back Jacket
ANCIENT MYSTERIES / METAPHYSICS "Reading this brilliant collection of essays is like watching history fall into a whole new context before my eyes. Insightful work all in one place!" --Walter Cruttenden, author of Lost Star of Myth and Time and director of the Binary Research Institute "Like its successful predecessor Lost Knowledge of the Ancients, this lively anthology showcases cutting-edge research across a spectrum of disciplines--all devoted in one way or another to the quest for Ancient Wisdom." --John Anthony West, lecturer, guide, and author of Serpent in the Sky As we pull back the curtain from the European version of history, we discover the vast depth of knowledge of our ancient ancestors--knowledge that not only dispels our image of them as primitive peoples but also corresponds with the forefront of modern science, philosophy, and spirituality. With contributions by David Frawley, Geoff Stray, Joscelyn Godwin, Daniel Pinchbeck, Antoine Gigal, and other provocative, cutting-edge thinkers, this collection of essays commissioned by Graham Hancock, bestselling author of Fingerprints of the Gods, represents the latest, often controversial findings in alternative science, history, archaeology, and consciousness research. The book covers topics ranging from the secrets hidden in Vedic literature and the similarities of Mithras and Jesus, to the mysteries of Atlantis and the Serapeum at Saqqara, to unified theories of physics and consciousness. It shows how, by recovering our lost history, we too can experience the higher consciousness and advanced wisdom of the ancients. Editor of the Author of the Month page at GrahamHancock.com, GLENN KREISBERG is a radio frequency engineer, writer, researcher, and licensed outdoor guide who currently serves as the vice president of the New England Antiquities Research Association. The author of numerous articles and papers and editor of Lost Knowledge of the Ancients, he is the founder of the alternative science and history website ASHnews.org. He lives in Woodstock, New York, with his wife and two children.
Author Biography
Glenn Kreisberg, editor of the Author of the Month page at GrahamHancock.com, is a radio frequency engineer, writer, researcher, and licensed outdoor guide who currently serves as the vice president of the New England Antiquities Research Association. The author of numerous articles and papers and editor of Lost Knowledge of the Ancients, he is the founder of the alternative science and history website ASHnews.org. He lives in Woodstock, New York, with his wife and two children.
