We are living through a semi visible technological and information revolution which is altering life as we know it. And, according to Susan Sontag, as real art has the capacity to make us nervous - let s bite the bullet. Our many American allies like Michael Cremo and Zechariah Sichin, to name but two pioneer topguns, believe there exists in the scientific community a knowledge filter that screens out unwelcome evidence and suppresses enigmatic data contrary to all rules of scientific principle. This filter supports an unchallengable belief system of theory norms and fundamentalist dogma, stifling objective enquiry. I believe that people actually need to know for example if Osiris was a myth, a real person, a god or a hybrid.
People have a deep instinct to know the truth.
It is becoming apparent now that our revered Judeo-Christian origins were based on fantasy for venal power based manipulation. I m going public now with these larger gatherings because after thirty years of immersion in esoteric and hermetic lore, it became apparent to me a year or so ago that there was a young very important movement afoot, albeit with decades old roots. A wave of new authors with old heads were coming out of the woodwork and being published by mainstream publishers who at long last were realising the enormous hunger for works of this nature. I have been particularly aware that there has been tremendous collaboration going on - and, most intriguingly, the protagonists, often with identical interests, span three generations and are not experiencing any kind of generation gap. For my money the heavy hitters of this movement, who are also gifted writers are Graham Hancock and Robert Beauval, Sir Laurence Gardner, Dr Robert Lomas and Christopher Knight, Maurice Cottrell, Clive Prince and Lynn Picknett, Alan Butler, Andrew Collins, Alan Alford, Tim Wallace Murphy, Yuri Stoyanov, Mark Vidler, Grahame Phillips, Adrian Gilbert and Ralph Ellis.