Fascinating Graham Hancock/David Wilcock Interview

[universecannon]

Graham's stuff is pretty mind blowing and i've barely scratched the surface of it. He talks about the massive structures found that have been underwater for at least 12,000 years, the ancient maps that show the land under the antarctic ice which hasn't been visible for thousands of years, the evidence of an advanced ancient civilization, and many other things. Lots of his photography of this stuff is in the video..I haven't heard the whole thing yet though, still listening. i skipped the first 23 minutes or so on a whim because i was looking for when he gets into one of his books, and alas i went directly to the exact momemt :] . sync. but i'll listen to the beginning stuff once i finish it all

http://www.grahamhancock.com

"we should not write off this question- its very important to understanding who we are. If a great civilization was destroyed in antiquity by unknown earth changes we have to consider that that may happen to us to. We shouldn't be so arrogant and imagine that we are the apex and the pinnacle of human achievement. We may just be another blip in a very long story, and it may be cyclical and not linear." 0_o

 

[universecannon]

/me shamelessly bumps :d

so no ones into any of Hancock's books? I haven't read any myself but i've read/heard much of the info available online..interesting, to say the very least. Though i haven't looked into Wilcock much yet

 

[oden]

/me shamelessly bumps :d

so no ones into any of Hancock's books? I haven't read any myself but i've read/heard much of the info available online..interesting, to say the very least. Though i haven't looked into Wilcock much yet

lol.. uni please do not stop posting the links you find cause.. you have given me some great ones... and i did watch this one . just did not post:lol: much love

 

[abusedtoaster]

Thanks a lot for this, very interesting indeed.

 

[rjb]

Thanks, uc! Very interesting stuff. I'm just in the middle of it, but the data is presented in such an easy to understand manner, and all the things they're discussing seem to be very hard to debate, considering the info that we currently have.

I've also collected a list of book titles to read from this movie, this really sparked my interest...

 

[Shoshi]

I just finished reading Graham Hancocks 'Supernatural'. It's a very fascinating book that links shamanic experiences, UFO abductions reports and reports with faeries from the middle ages. I recommend everyone here to read it.

Hancock was interviewed on The Joe Rogan Experience. It's over two hours long but I recommend watching it all, very mind blowing stuff.

 

[acacian]

I have to say, grahams work has profoundly changed my life for the better. he has opened me to the spiritual potential of man, and allowed me to look at my experiences from a different and exciting scope. reading supernatural at the moment which is amazing.. some pretty groundbreaking stuff about the parallels between shamanism, ufo abductions, cave art, skitzophrenia. graham hancock for the nobel peace prize

many thanks graham you legend

 

[acacian]

has anyone here read his new fiction 'entangled'?
i was really amazed the way he still conveyed so many truths about the world, and essentially continued further into his enquiries, but used fantasy as his vehicle to express them. was really disturbing at parts.. some of the imagery is pretty graphic, but necessarily so i think in order to get his message across deeply

 

[Malina]

I've always been interested in alternative histories and ancient mysteries and I'm surprised I haven't checked this guys ideas out yet... Thank you for the link! People this knowledgeable and passionate about their subjects are doing us all a favor by sharing. We might not know what's really true but there's enough evidence out there to suggest a much deeper story than the one we all commonly accept!

 

[universecannon]

has anyone here read his new fiction 'entangled'?
i was really amazed the way he still conveyed so many truths about the world, and essentially continued further into his enquiries, but used fantasy as his vehicle to express them. was really disturbing at parts.. some of the imagery is pretty graphic, but necessarily so i think in order to get his message across deeply

I remember him saying that basically the entire story in the book was downloaded during ayahuasca sessions, which makes me just want to read it more

 

[Shamasi Wiz]

Ditto what some others said. "Supernatural" and "Fingerprints of the Gods" are both awesome. So much interesting information, and I think Graham does a pretty good job of avoiding bias and letting the reader come to their own conclusions. I'm totally convinced that there is a "lost civilization" in our history that was perhaps more advanced in several ways than we are today. And the whole UFO/faery/spirits/entities connections are fascinating.

 

[smokerx]

Thank you for the link, great stuff.

The Supranatural is very good book, I recommend it to all.

 

[spaceshuttle]

fingerprints of the gods is an amazing book by graham

 

[smokerx]

fingerprints of the gods is an amazing book by graham

Thats the one I want to read very soon