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Re: "Sacred" as a prehistoric adjec...
Aug 17, 2005, 12:06
Ey up Hob!

< Getting proof is a different matter though. Good luck to those archaeologists brave enough to try. >

That's what Devereux's "Dragon Project" was about. Sadly the archaeologists were too busy with other ideas - mainly thinking such a venture was worthless & damned it as such. When the electromagnetic background at some sites was found to differ from that around it, we had a basis for explaining the nature of transpersonal events at sites - i.e., alterations in background radiation effecting our neurochemistry gives rise to altered states of consciousness. Common sense once the info's gathered. It certainly validates otherwise 'crazy' experiences...
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