You are here: Home / Archives for 2001

Nothing’s Shadow: Ethics, Education and the Contemporary Relevance of the Samurai

November 1, 2001 By
ARCHER

By PETER ALEXANDER — In the West and the Near East the game of Chess is regarded as a war game, and its adepts as masters of strategy. In Japan, however, among the Samurai, this game was perceived as vulgar, a diversion for traders and merchants. The Samurai had a very different idea of conflict from that in the West.Victory in chess is obtained by calculation, by trading off your own pieces in exchange for success. Winning is through deception, and always taking advantage of the other’s … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Articles, Spirituality & Metaphysics Tagged With: , ,

The Secret of Eurasia: The Key to Hidden History and World Events

October 16, 2001 By
globe eurasia

BY MEHMET SABEHEDDIN— Beneath the broad tide of human history there flow the stealthy undercurrents of the secret societies, which frequently determine in the depths the changes that take place upon the surface. – A.E. Waite1 Have secret societies and occult brotherhoods been active behind the scenes of world events for thousands of years? Do these guardians of secret wisdom shape the growth of human consciousness and influence the destiny of nations? Are hidden masters of occult … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Articles, Hidden History & Secret Societies Tagged With: , , , , , ,

The Human Radiation Experiments

October 8, 2001 By
human radiaton

By ALAN R. CANTWELL Jr., M.D. — In preparing America for nuclear attack during the Cold War years following World War II, thousands of US citizens became the innocent victims of over 4,000 secret and classified radiation experiments conducted by the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) and other government agencies, such as the Department of Defense, the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, the Public Health Service (now the CDC), the National Institutes of Health, the Veterans … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Articles, Scientific & Medical Cover-ups Tagged With: ,

Lost Technology of the Ancients: The Crystal Sun

April 8, 2001 By
crystalsun02

By ROBERT TEMPLE— The ancient Greek Pythagoreans of the 5th century BC believed that the sun was a gigantic crystal ball larger than the earth, which gathered the ambient light of the surrounding cosmos and refracted it to earth, acting as a giant lens. A giant lens? In the 5th century BC? Perhaps it was because nobody until now has been willing to recognise that lenses existed in antiquity, and that the crystal sun idea was overlooked, and has never been described in any books on the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Articles, Mysteries & Unexplained