Dr. Heather Lynn returns to Dreamland after her EPIC show last year about her book Evil Archaeology. This time, she offers a whole NEW take on the Anunnaki, exploring this mysterious legend from the perspective of a professional historian and, as she describes herself a “renegade archaeologist.” In the firstread more
There is a long-held belief that pyramid-shaped structures have the power to focus various energies, based on the extensive use of this geometric shape in many of the megalithic structures built by the ancient Egyptians, and the implied connection with the preservation of their dead.read more
In Hawaiian culture kahunas are masters of their craft. For some, that craft was magic. We have heard the stories of their greatness, but where did they go? What happened to their knowledge? Finally, we have real answers to that and some of the other mysteries of this amazing island nation that is really a microcosm of the world.
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Halloween, the time when we lure strangely-clad strangers to our homes by lighting lanterns in our windows, and offering them food and welcome at our doors.
This tradition is firmly associated with the celebration of ghosties and ghoulies and long-legged beasties and things that go bump in the night, but does it also fulfil some deep-rooted need in us to just go forth into the darkness of a night lit only by lanterns?
Fire is fast becoming an elusive element in our lives, yet for our ancestors it was a vital part of their existence. After human ancestors controlled fire 400,000 to 1 million years ago, flames not only let them cook food and fend off predators, but also extended their day.
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