[HANK]

Speculation can be directed towards the Mayan civilization in Mexico. Only the magnificently decorated public buildings are left but are now being strangled by the forest at Angkor. Did the survivors of Atlantis, the lost continent, migrate east to Egypt to bring pyramids to the valley of the Nile and then head west to Central America to create their own civilization? Were the Mayas the descendants of Atlantis? Did these migrations take place before the people of Atlantis met death by drowning? Since Plato's ancient readers never once thought of trying to locate Atlantis, did it exist? If it did, where was it located? Transversely, how far is up? How far is down?

But there is a sensible side to this speculation. As Henry David Thoreau relates, "Talk of mysteries! Think of our life in nature -- daily to be shown matter, to come in contact with it -- rocks, trees, wind on our cheeks! the solid earth! the actual world! the common sense! Contact! Contact! Who are we?" He also tells us, "Some circumstantial evidence is very strong, as when you find a trout in the milk." Alas! All else is relative, don't you think?

HANK ;)

[traka]

Your theories of evolution are simply layered upon an existing paradigm of a mechanical universe that consists of molecular machines operating in an objective reality that is knowable with the right instruments. We tell you a truth of the universe when we say that reality is unknowable with any instrument save your own sense of unity and wholeness. Your perception of wholeness is unfolding because the culture of the multidimensional universe is rooted in unity. As your wholeness navigator reveals itself in the coming shift, you will dismantle and restructure your perceptions of who you are, and in this process humanity will emerge like a river of light from what was once an impenetrable fog.

An Excerpt from The Wholeness Navigator, Decoded from Chamber 12
WingMakers

[HANK]

Thoreau was a Pantheist.

"We are as much as we see. Faith is sight and knowledge. The hands only serve the eyes." - Thoreau's "Journal" - April 9, 1841

HANK :(