The oracles of Nostradamus represents a tradition that may go back to Noah. From Mt. Ararat the tradtion moved across the Anatolian Plateau through Troy to Delphi to the Sybilline Books of Rome then to Britain as exampled in the so-called Merlin prophecies and then to Provence and Nostradamus. It is a tradition which has wondered through Europe and is in some way connected to Troy.

I believe that this tradition probability includes some kind of Bible which parallels the Jew/Christian Bible which we know. This parallel Bible does not contradict in any major way the Bible we know today but it does differ.

In this book, a totally new picture of five million years of human evolutionary history is presented.

Male and female hominids lived separately in different areas for most of the last five million years. They met together once a year and stayed together for a brief period. What they did for and during this annual mating season is the key to the proper and correct understanding of human evolution.

Five million years ago, the last common ancestors of the African great apes and humans lived in an extensive rain forest encompassing a river and a lake. There was a system of mountains, a lake and a river, all of which were linked together. Ever since then, mountains, rivers and lakes were intimately involved with humankind.

When the climate turned arid, the riverside forest broke into fragments of small forests. In desperate need of food, the last common ancestors were forced to visit the trees which dotted the river shore. They developed a unique mode of terrestrial locomotion to move between the main forest and the scattered patches of forest.

One day, during drought, a small group of apes ventured to a faraway tract of forest beside the river. On the road, they were caught in heavy rain and in the resulting frenzy, they lost their way back home. During their wanderings, they evolved into gorillas. Almost at the same time, another small group of apes met the same fate, and evolved into chimpanzees.

As the climate grew increasingly arid, the year divided itself into dry and wet seasons. During the dry season, males were forced to remain in the nearby mountain ranges because there weren't enough food in the home forest to support both males and females. As a result, males and females parted ways during the annual dry season. These were the ancestral hominids, who evolved into australopithecines.

Two and a half million years ago, as the climate became incresingly arid, the forest surrounding the lake began to break up and disappear. Finally, the female hominids, the inhabitants of the forest at the margin of the lake, were forced down to the ground. They became fully terrestrial, but they did not know where to find food and water. Consequently, females began to follow herds of Hipparion horses. Later, they switched to one-toed horses. Following these migrating horses, some hominids ended up in East Asia from Africa about 2 million years ago. In the same fashion, some hominids later wound up in Europe.

In the meantime, male hominids developed and acquired unique behavior. As rain began to fall, they went downstream to their courting ground. There, they beat the ground with sticks to attract and seduce mates. They beat pebbles, sand, the bones of dead animals or anything else on the ground, leaving behind piles of fractured, dented, and broken bones. These stone debris are erroneously called Oldowan tools by archaeologists and anthropologists.

Rain was so important to our remote ancestors because the rain was a harbinger of the brief annual mating season. They prayed for the coming of rain as the climate became arid. They prayed earnestly by beating the ground with sticks in their place of courtship. In due course, hominids became prayers.

Later as rain began to fall irregularly, the rain lost its foremost importance. Instead, the horse ascended in importance. Now, males prayed for the coming of the horse, accompanied by their mates.

About 32,000 years ago, Upper Palaeolithic Europeans began to pray for the coming of the horse by carving, engraving and painting horses on the cave walls. Painting was simply another version of prayer. The same was true for language. Human language was developed out of verbal prayer.

In this book, the common thread running through the entire history of human evolution is crisply and clearly explicated. The origins of construction, music, sculpture, handicrafts, painting and languages are all clarified as variations of the same theme. That theme was prayer.

We spend a great deal of our lives, both awake and asleep, wondering about the great mysteries of our lives. Why am I here? What is the meaning of life? Why me? Is there a God?

Many of these questions are unanswerable at this point in our path of enlightenment as humans. Many can be answered, if we allow ourselves to learn our lessons and Reconnect with the Divine Source!

Through My Journey Back to Oneness, we will go on a journey of rediscovery. This journey offers you the probability of experiencing healing on physical, mental and spiritual levels. A journey back to the place where we all started...a place of Oneness with the Divine Source.

Our journey will begin with a refocusing of our perceptions of good and bad; us and them; and the other representation of duality that influences how we experience the world around us.

We will then get a glimpse of the concepts behind Hawaiian mysticism and Shamanism - and establish the basic understanding of energy and reality as defined in these concepts.

A brief comparison of religious beliefs follows along with an exploration of a very powerful healing tool - prayer. This is followed by an exploration of the applications of these concepts.

Next, we will investigate the ancient qualities and bacic nature of the concepts discussed. Futher, we will attempt to make ties between these concepts and the origins of human beings.

Finally, there are several appendices outlining recommended readings and training that can enhance your personal journey back to oneness.

How can the Koran be interpreted in the context of Democracy? The current conflicts between Muslim and the Christian societies illustrate the importance of such discussions. I will explain to you how the messages of the Torah, the Gospel of Jesus, and the Koran all fit together. In the process, I will explain how the Koran can be read and understood without being in confiict with the democracy and culture of the western societies. You do not necessarily have to trust me to be right. As a matter of fact, I believe the most important lesson of all is that you have to trust yourself. After all, compared to you, I am Nobody.

Agnosticity is a new word created by the author with the hope that it will cause the reader to take a fresh look at how Agnostics think. Volume 1 reflects agnostic concerns surrounding Christian doctrine and is the first of a series intended to analyze the belief systems of major organized religions around the world. Christianity was chosen first because it accounts for the religious preference of about three of ever four American adults.

Using his twenty-seven years as a Special Agent for the FBI as a springboard, the author draws on his experience in deductive reasoning to justify the agnostic point of view. This book is written so that the average person can easily understand the doubts that agnostics struggle with in trying to decide the existence of God. Instead of requiring a PhD. in religious studies, the author appeals to the common sense and rational thought that is inborn in most everyone.

A primary goal of the author is to portray the Agnostic in a more favorable light and that there is nothing evil with admitting that a sure knowledge of God may not be so sure after all. Almost every page will result in readers re-evaluating their belief in God and the tenants of Christianity. Whether agreeing or disagreeing, the reader will never regard Christian dogma exactly the same way again.

This book is about the consistency of mindset and how one idea will always produce another idea of the same nature. This is also a book about provision. Provision guarantees that all things, whether event or idea, can be reinterpreted as to not leave us without a way out. As the principal of reinterpretation begins to take form it will expose the hypocrisy in mind set and illustrate through this that opposites cannot be truly achieved but only imagined. We live in a world of fallacy and opposites called hypocrisy. It is through hypocrisy that the whole world in which we see contains enemies and opposition as we deem them. But more so it is the very nature of hypocrisy that we do not see that all words and phrases are only exchanged. This book is about the total agreement of all mankind though it is not seen as such, which again is the very nature of hypocrisy itself. This book will give you a glimpse into the truth of utter oneness in all things and why hypocrisy although experienced cannot be truly achieved. For example, have you ever noticed that we all really do and say the same things? All that is really happening is that words and phrases are being exchanged by all. But for what purpose ? What entered our mindset that we cannot see past ourselves? Many people acknowledge their ego but still experience its weight, why? Because they give it strength, but why? There is a common thread that keeps us bound. This book identifies what that thread is and it is something which does not even exist. This thread is so utterly believed by all the world that it will seem impossible to escape it, and by yourself you can not. The whole world is built upon it. It is everywhere you go and every thing you see. It is where ever your foot hits the floor. Why does everyone want to know what you believe? Does this not give belief itself its very stronghold. When something becomes of value is it not then fought over? And when it is fought over, in that very moment, isnÕt it that both agree that it has value? Such is hypocrisy, all fighting over the exact same thing, the fear of loss. When I was shown the utter magnitude of this it was not without the provision for its utter escape. This book is about such a provision.

A unique and radically different view of religion, soul, self and the meaning of life. It provides 18 Principles that have changed the lives of its readers. It is certainly not what you would expect in a discussion of the soul. Dr. Jacoby answers 160 questions provided by people of many faiths and by those who have doubts. The outcome is a universal moral code that surpasses current thinking, and if widely adopted, would bring peace and harmony to our lives.

"This is different to anything ever written before." (Religious leader)

As you learn about life, you know that an encounter with death is in your future. Most of us don't know when that moment will come. This book presents a collection of short stories based on actual events of death encounters and life threatening situations. The stories are told from the spiritual perspective of the authors Christian Beliefs. With the exception of the Georgia State Trooper in a senseless act of violence, the names of the characters and places have been fictionalized by the author. Any similarities to actual events, any person or place is strictly confidential.

The fictional story, running out of time, reveals the drama of a bad decision by a police officer and the horrible consequences repaid on his close friends, who try to help him out in a jam. All of the fictional stories were constructed from the author's imagination and based on hid Christian religious education and reading the holy bible.

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The First Call presents a cogent answer to the oldest and most intractable puzzle of civilization: the question of human identity.

The answer has always been under our very noses. However, as author Bernard Eceru posits, it has been glossed over due, in part, to man's vast fascination with material reality.

More crucially, however, it is that very inquisitiveness which raises the dilemma of identity that has to come to terms with itself – like an eye having to look at itself! The question and answer lie in the same essence.

That volition turns out to be Consciousness, which indeed vouches for itself. The proof of it is one's self-recognition.

From the ashes of broken trust and a personal inward upheaval, the author's perceptive spirit comes to this realization. Then, lo and behold, all aspects of knowledge fall into place, reconciled.

Consciousness is essentially intelligence. It is a dimensionless reality unfettered by space, time nor matter. This profound reality carries with it the human form, imbuing our bodies with unique sentience. That imbuement is what makes man a soul.

Consciousness is the quintessence of man's spirituality and the spring of the intellect. It informs both the sciences and the arts.

The First Call shatters several potent myths of our age. Most significantly, the material paradigm turns out to be a poisoned chalice, an old wine skin that could neither permit nor contain a holistic conception of knowledge.

The book points to a new dawn, underlining the sanctity of the individual and common ground by which men and women would find fulfillment in each other.

Man's essence, which also happens to be the reflection of the nature of God, is verily the center of knowledge. In self-realization we as well come to grasp the nature of evil.

This book deals with the interaction between science and religion. Unlike most other books, it starts from the assumption that both science and religion (Christianity) are valid and examines what each has to say to the other.

It sees the key linkage between the two is through a proper understanding of the nature of time. The book explains why there is no such thing as absolute time: how time came into being at the moment of creation/the Big Bang. It explains how God is outside of time and is not carried along by it.

As a result, it shows there is no conflict between the notions of predestination and free will. It gives a scientific explanation for the nature of prophecy. It gives a different understanding of the nature of eternity, and it discusses the likely nature of heaven and hell.

The book is written in simple language that is easy to understand. It should be of interest to anyone who has given some thought to both science and religion.

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Young people enter adult life confronted with an endless confusion of ideas and beliefs, many of which have come down to us since primitive humans first walked on the earth. When some Greeks stopped believing in ideas from mythology and observed the world about them, they invented science and then philosophy. By the time of the Enlightenment, it was thought that further advances in science and philosophy would make it possible, if not at that time, then at some future date, to replace the beliefs of primitive humans and the very different beliefs of the scholastics in the Middle Ages with certain knowledge based on logic and mathematics. But the Romantic Age that followed destroyed that approach to understanding the universe. Societies in the West have since become semi-detached from their traditional beliefs and values as a consequence of the mingling of diverse cultures and their beliefs, together with advances in science. Science forges ahead but progress in philosophy since the Romantic Age has been slow and uncertain, and many today think that little further progress is possible. During the course of these discussions, it is shown that this conclusion is wrong and suggests why belief and reason, which are the only weapons of understanding available to us, have so easily led to error. The author examines the historical and religious background to these problems and suggests solutions based on current knowledge that are relevant to the welfare of individuals living in western societies today.

In 1993, Al Leone began to look for the answer to a simple personal riddle – why wasn’t his life working out the way he planned?  He embarked on a spiritual quest that within a few years found him deep within the Universe’s greatest mystery: how did it come into being and was some eternal essence or personality responsible for it?  Revered under many names, from Adonai, to Allah, to All That Is, he went searching for proof of the existence of God.  You are invited now to come along on his journey to unlock the secret to the riddle of the ages.

Within a powerful, contemporary sacred symbol designed in the East and known as the Izunome Cross, the answer was found and then formulated into a daring, new worldview that integrates metaphysics, mysticism, philosophy and science.

This is The Totality Of God.  Through it you will:

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In a violation of our destiny, something is killing every one of us. The judge of ignorance has long sentenced every living being to death, has sentenced you, and I, all our ancestors, and our children to death. In a relentless holocaust, there are no survivors. Hope has not been enough to win an appeal, nor the visions of faith, nor the dream of justice and beauty, not even love. To the heartless judge of ignorance, these mean nothing. We will be saved in the end by knowledge. We will learn to overcome aging and death by engendering the noble and supreme intelligences. We will create the gods who will call us back to life, or we will not return at all. It is in our hands. It is time to inspire and begin the ultimate scientific, moral, and spiritual quest. The end of death.

In a violation of our destiny, something is killing every one of us. The judge of ignorance has long sentenced every living being to death, has sentenced you, and I, all our ancestors, and our children to death. In a relentless holocaust, there are no survivors. Hope has not been enough to win an appeal, nor the visions of faith, nor the dream of justice and beauty, not even love. To the heartless judge of ignorance, these mean nothing. We will be saved in the end by knowledge. We will learn to overcome aging and death by engendering the noble and supreme intelligences. We will create the gods who will call us back to life, or we will not return at all. It is in our hands. It is time to inspire and begin the ultimate scientific, moral, and spiritual quest. The end of death.

A young man by the name of Michael took his own life in August, 2002. In January, 2003, Michael began writing through Tracy. This became the beginning of the communication between the two realities, the physical, and non-physical.

In Michael's writings, he conveys the still-continuing progression of his life on what he calls "the Flip Side". His personal experience with "death" gives us a glimpse into the place we are all headed. Reflections of his life in physicality, and his metaphorical transfusions of intellect and spiritual symbolism create an awakening to the meaning of life, and the preparation for the transition into eternal life. Michael is the bringer of truth, through his own personal challenges.