Graham Hancock and David Wilcock discussion

by Gabriel

Wow…This is a truly incredible discussion between David Wilcock and Graham Hancock covering all the most important, intriguing and enlightening topics, from ancient mysteries to modern culture to other dimensions, the distant past, 2012, alien life, ayahuasca and altered states of consciousness, etc. I was just recently turned onto Graham Hancock and his work, and am amazed to find yet another brilliant genius amongst us who has managed to unify all of these mysteries, and present some new ones, and then make it all more or less comprehensible…and do it in a very grounded way that’s also thoroughly backed up and well-reasoned, but without losing the spark of magic and wonder at our strange and complex universe. So anyway, here’s the 90-minute discussion (which also includes lots of photos and video footage of all sorts of cool stuff):

And if you’re curious for more, here’s Graham Hancock giving a brilliant presentation incorporating much of his research on ancient sites and cultures, etc.:

Last thing, after watching the above lecture, I had to offer my two cents on two mainstream scientific theories he mentions that may actually be incorrect, based on other reading I’ve done from experts in their fields (myself not being an expert on anything, just an avid reader). The two theories he mentions (which aren’t central parts of his lecture, just two accepted scientific theories that tie in very closely to all of this stuff) is that of the Ice Ages, and the current theory of what causes the Precession of the Equinoxes (the 26,000-year cycle that creates our ages of the zodiac), which is believed to be the result of a slight wobble of some sort in Earth’s axis of rotation. I don’t want to bore you by repeating the alternate theories for both of these that I’ve come across right now. But I do think they are both extremely important pieces of the puzzle to understanding our ancient past, and so I wrote Graham Hancock a letter and sent it to his Facebook account to see what his thoughts were on both of them. But I thought others might find it interesting to read as well just for the sake of pondering the possibilities (I explain the two alternate theories very briefly in the letter), so I reposted it and anyone who is curious to read it can do so here:

http://gabrielmorris.blogspot.com/2010/09/ancient-mysteries-and-precession-of.html

That’s all folks, have a great weekend, Gabriel