Twelve miles south of Lake Titicaca, the ruins of the ancient of city of Tiahuanaco speak in eloquent silence. Due…
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The Place that Mocks Science
Tag: Native American
The Beasts of Atlantis
A close reading of Plato’s dialogues concerning Atlantis reveals that he specified several animals connected in special ways to the…
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Enigma of the Crystal Skulls
With the opening of the movie Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, millions have been learning for…
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Global Cooling
“….the earth and the heavens … all shall wax old as doth a garment.” Hebrews 1:10-11 With great expectations hinging…
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Whatever Happened to Gene Mollinet’s Hydraulic Pinto?
This story comes by way of my mechanic, Fred Stevens, whose family at the time ran a radiator shop, called…
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Could the Wave of the Future Be in Water?
In the 1967 film The Graduate, at a party an industrialist takes the college-grad character aside and indicates he has…
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On the Cutting Edge
Writing to Atlantis Rising, via snail mail or e-mail is the best, but not the only way to make your…
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Bolivian Footprints from the Deep Past
I first learned of the extremely old Bolivian footprints, which are attracting international attention, at the Earth Transformation Conference on…
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Distinguishing Reality from Illusion
As David Childress points out in his piece on crystal skulls elsewhere in this issue, there is some truth to…
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Rosslyn Chapel & 2012
The inscription on William Sinclair’s grave in Rosslyn Chapel reads: William de St. Clair, Knight Templar. On his gravestone a…
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