In 1947, near the banks of the Dead Sea, Bedouin tribesmen found seven crumbling scrolls hidden in caves since the…
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East of Qumran
Category: Sept/Oct 2005 – #53
Atlantis on Ogygia? — Was Newton Right?
The island country of Malta, set in the glittering Mediterranean 60 miles south of Sicily, covers a total area of…
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The Tree of Life
Trees are revered as providers of food, air and wood but what exactly is a tree? Picture a young child,…
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Searching for the Unifying Field
Investigative journalist Lynne McTaggart may look like a pixie (she could easily be cast as Peter Pan, Tinker Bell or…
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Colonel Churchward’s Strange Tale
James M. Churchward was born 23 February 1851, in England, from an old and respected Devonshire family. He was educated…
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Saturn in Leo:
“I wasted time, and now doth time waste me.” —Shakespeare, Richard II Myth transmits archetypal knowledge through stories and…
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DVD: Capitalizing on the Code
Dan Brown’s runaway best-selling novel The Da Vinci Code has sparked controversy all over the world. Millions of readers now…
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Late Breaking Stories
Footprints Rewrite History of First Americans Human footprints discovered beside an ancient Mexican lake have been dated to 40,000 years…
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X-Ray Vision and Far Beyond
Superman had it, as did Ray Milland in Roger Corman’s The Man with X-Ray Eyes (see sidebar) and so, too,…
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The Enigma of the Great Lost Sailor’s Map
Within a generation after Philip IV pressured Pope Clement V into disbanding the Knights Templar (October 13, 1307), maps called…
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