Showing posts with label Ancients. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ancients. Show all posts

July 10, 2013

Unique Sphinx Fragment Found in Israel

Interesting discovery! 

A publication of the Archaeological Institute of America

April 20, 2013

Fingerprints Of The Gods by Graham Hancock








I am a huge fan of Graham Hancock. He thinks outside of the box, and I often find his theories fascinating. Unfortunately, I can't always draw the same conclusions. "Fingerprints Of The Gods" is an intensive look, complete with pictures of many fabulous archaeological sites.

The pages are filled with Graham's own hypothesis as well as those of others he graciously includes. He does support the idea that civilizations existed much earlier than we have been led to believe. His views support the concept of a much more intelligent early people that inhabited the planet. At the very least, whether you agree with his opinions or not, it is very entertaining.

April 21, 2012

The Backdoor to Enlightenment by Za Rinpoche, Ashley Nebelsieck





I really enjoyed this book. 'The Backdoor to Enlightenment' was two-fold for me as a wonderful modern/historical mystery, and a book full of fabulous details and insight about spirituality. A private library provides the perfect environment for the unique mystery.

I am not sure where this book came from...it seems to have appeared on the shelf of my coffee table one day. Its rather mysterious appearance has always been rather significant to me. LOL Nevertheless, it is a fabulous book with an awesome mystery surrounding an interesting artifact.

The Backdoor to Enlightenment; Available on Amazon

April 18, 2012

The Sphinx Mystery by Robert Temple



I read this book as a supplement to previous research on the chambers below the Sphinx and the Pyramids at Giza. Robert Temple and his wife offer a wealth of information in this book. Much of their research found them translating documents referring to the chambers written prior to the 1700's in German and other European languages. It is an intensive study with a multitude of information by an author who is quite thorough and tedious.