All of todays pressing circumstances may seem unrelated. Yet, they have the same common denominator of “Need”: the need to need and be needed, to know, to understand, to feel safe, to trust and to fathom the unfathomable. Here we reveal what the ancients said of the complex web woven within that one simple word: Need. To listen, please click here.
“Whether it is to be Utopia or Oblivion will be a touch-and-go relay race right up to the final moment… Humanity is in a final exam as to whether or not it qualifies for continuance in the Universe.” — Buckminster Fuller
Yes, believe it or not, the Ancients foresaw this moment in history. Decades ago, jyotish masters said that people are looking to the end of the Mayan calandar, but what they should be looking to is 2020.
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The more profound—the more subtle. The more subtle—the more delicate. The more delicate—the more elusive. The more elusive—the more easily lost. We do well to view the history of humanity as the cyclical gain of profound knowledge which is then lost to time. Climate catastrophes, migrations, wars, and indifference are all products of time bringing the demise of great civilizations throughout history. Yet the ancient secret technologies are there, waiting to be revealed—rediscovered. To listen to the podcast, please click here.
The better you understand life and existence, the better equipped you are to live it wisely. So many spend their lives living it with very little understanding of what it is. Wouldn’t it be better to understand it, before you try to live it? Here we explore that essential knowledge of the ancients, which today remains a secret to most. To listen to the podcast, please click here.
Here we take a deep and reflective look at the nature of religion and the soul. Does Darwin help us understand spirituality and God, or does he confuse the matter? The ancient secrets put these pieces of life’s puzzle together in a remarkable manner that has been lost to the ages. To listen, please click here.
The Truth about Religion and Flatlining
