Come learn about the latest ancient civilization discoveries and the evidence for a long lost higher age.
The Prehistoric Zodiac
Alistair Coombs is an investigative Paleolithic art researcher with decades of experience operating in the field at various archaeological sites, such as Göbekli Tepe, where he has deciphered the expression of language through ancient pictograms. Findings from the site indicate it is one of the first attempts at recorded communication between our ancestors, and there may have been a greater understanding of astronomy than previously believed.
Göbekli Tepe: Analyzing Ancient Archives of a Higher-Age
Robert Schoch’s research on ancient cultures has taken him to Egypt, Turkey, Bosnia, Romania, Bulgaria, Wales, England, Scotland, Malta, Norway, Mexico, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Indonesia, Japan, and much of the Malaysian island chain. His research has been paramount in linking ancient cultures and their similar experiences. Robert has a Ph.D. in Geology and Geophysics, as well as a Master of Science and Master of Philosophy in Geology and Geophysics
Competing with Caltech: Is it A Planet or Star?
Walter serves as Director of the Binary Research Institute in Newport Beach, California, and the author of the best selling book, Lost Star of Myth and Time, as well as writer and producer of the award winning documentary film, “The Great Year”.
BRI’s main focus is on understanding the cause and consequences of solar system motion, particularly the phenomenon of the precession of the equinox. Walter’s work at the institute indicates that the mechanics of the well-known celestial motion has been misdiagnosed and is actually the result of our own solar system’s motion, and that this “motion” has profound affects on life, akin to the changing seasons. This discovery lends its validation to the world-wide ancient myth and folklore that our consciousness actually moves in a vast cycle of time with alternating Dark and Golden ages.
Prime Number Polyhedrons: The Science of Musical Geometry
Robert Edward Grant is a genius inventor with an eye for patterns hidden within the fabrics of reality. Similar to how the Great Year appears as nuanced astronomical motions until examined from an alternative perspective in context, Robert has discovered prime number polyhedrons laced within all sound frequencies, but within music more notably. The characteristics of sonic geometry can be dated back to most, if not all ancient cultures whom appear to have utilized specialized patterns for sound rhythms to create what we now know as music.
Mindful Me, Mindful You: The Art of Spiritual Mindfulness in the Modern World
Craig Marshall is a yoga monk whom has practiced the art of mindfulness for over thirty-five years. His studies first began at the age of twenty-three after graduating USC’s Film school, when he moved to Ashram to pursue a spiritual calling. After twelve years of studying meditation and eastern yoga, Craig was ordained as a Swami and given his new name, Brother Mitrananda, which means ‘Bliss Through Friendships.’ His main focus of study is higher consciousness and higher-age cultures.
Measure for Measure: the Universal Constant predicted by Shakespeare
Alan Green was born in the UK, trained classically as a pianist in his early years, and later became a singer/songwriter signed to Arista and CBS. He was musical director for Davy Jones of The Monkees for over a decade and his bestselling books, They Made a Monkee Out of Me and Mutant Monkees both won literary awards. Research featured in his current book, Dee-Coding Shakespeare, identifies numerical synchronicities surrounding the number 624.
Ancient cultures around the world believed that consciousness and history move in a vast cycle of time with alternating Dark and Golden Ages – Plato called it the Great Year. Today we know it as one “precession of the equinox,” an obscure astronomical motion, and consider the Golden Age to be just a myth.
But are we correct? An increasing amount of evidence suggests that long before the Dark Ages mankind had a deep understanding of astronomy, mathematics, holistic healing, and a profound ability to live in tune with nature. Join us as we discover the wisdom of the ancients.
Most history books still teach that about 5000 years ago mankind was a primitive hunter-gatherer incapable of complex thought. Under this paradigm megalithic structures found all over the world were built for sacrificial purposes, to deify a ruler, or to help a society ignorant of the seasons know when to plant its crops. Mankind was thought to be a brutish sort stuck in survival mode, incapable of little more than grunting and groaning. This myopic view is reinforced by misapplied evolutionary theory that requires that anything that came before us must be more primitive.
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CPAK2016-06-21 17:55:392018-10-30 05:27:04Glimpse: Ancient Keys to the FutureHave an idea that will help the world better understand the wisdom of ancient cultures or the cycle of the ages?
If so, we invite you to make a poster presentation at CPAK 2019
Space for poster presentations is available on a first come first serve basis to any registered and paid CPAK attendee, subject to approval of an abstract by the CPAK Poster Committee. The abstract should be no longer than 800 words and sent to the address provided along with a $40 application fee no later than September 17, 2019. Be sure to include your contact information. Presenters of accepted topics will be notified by September 30, 2019.
