Exploring the forgotten wisdom of ancient civilizations, the celestial cycles that shape human history, and humanity's enduring connection to the stars.
Can’t make it to Newport Beach? You can watch this one live from home.
CPAK brings together researchers, authors, explorers, and just curious people, to reexamine history — a history that has generally been written by scholars who classify myth and folklore of a higher age as “fairytales.”
Nowadays, evolution has been interpreted to remove the Creator, ignore cycles, or disallow a distant golden age, even though every great culture that ever existed tells us they are real. Hesiod in Greece, Confucius in China, the Egyptians, Sumerians, and people of the Indus Valley, all spoke of a once beautiful epoch on ancient earth — and they said it would come again!
CPAK is all about rediscovering the wisdom of the Ancients.
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Master builder and researcher connecting sacred geometry, geology, and cosmic cycles to reveal a sophisticated prehistoric worldview.
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Best-selling author and leading researcher on ancient sacred sites, crop circles, and the electromagnetic properties of megalithic structures.
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Author of Lost Star of Myth and Time and director of the Binary Research Institute. Pioneer in understanding solar system motion and the Great Year.
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Author of The Secret Intelligence of Water, exploring how water retains memory and responds to consciousness through crystalline photography.
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Multidisciplinary sound designer, music producer, and founder of BassForge, investigating the intersection of vibration, resonance, sacred geometry, and consciousness.
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American anthropologist, explorer, and field researcher specializing in Mesoamerican archaeology, the Olmec civilization, and the astronomical knowledge encoded in pre-Columbian sites.
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Director of the Entangled Foundation and inventor whose research bridges modern physics, consciousness studies, and the cyclical models of time encoded in ancient traditions.
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Author of The Yugas and The Physics of God — one of the foremost contemporary exponents of the ancient Indian model of cyclical ages and its convergence with modern science.
View ProfileCan’t make it to Newport Beach? The Ballroom program streams live this year. Every ticket, in person or online, also comes with recordings of the whole conference.
The full Ballroom program on Saturday and Sunday goes out in real time. You see each talk as it happens.
Saturday’s Patio Room talks run at the same time as the Ballroom, so we record them. Watch anything you missed after the conference.
Every ticket includes recordings of both rooms. In-person and livestream attendees get the same links by email after the event.
Livestream tickets are $99. Leave your email and we’ll send you the sign-up link.
Your stream link goes out by email before the conference. Recordings follow after the event. The schedule shows which talks stream.
CPAK XIV is held at the Hyatt Regency Newport Beach — a premier coastal resort set on 26 oceanside acres in the heart of Orange County, Southern California. Minutes from the Pacific, the resort's serene coastal landscape and modern conference facilities provide an elegant setting for focused inquiry, dialogue, and connection.
Randall Carlson
Freddy Silva
Veda Austin
Walter Cruttenden
Joseph Selbie
Prof. Valentina Zharkova
Adam Curry
Luke Caverns
Tyler Engle
Katie Norris
Hart Steen
Charlotte Moroz
Hugh Evans
Robert Edward Grant
MD William Gaspar
Randall Carlson
Freddy Silva
Veda Austin
Walter Cruttenden
Joseph Selbie
Prof. Valentina Zharkova
Adam Curry
Luke Caverns
Tyler Engle
Katie Norris
Hart Steen
Charlotte Moroz
Hugh Evans
Robert Edward Grant
MD William Gaspar
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An ongoing inquiry into precession, antiquity, and the cycles that shape civilization.
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