Earth Ancients

Sacred resonance for healing and higher consciousness by intoning the Divine Name

• Explains the healing and transformational power of intoning the Divine Name

• Teaches how to correctly intone the Divine Name through exercises and audio downloads for maximum vibrational effect

• Reveals how the sacred sound of the Divine Name can be used to promote human and planetary healing

In this book, sound healing expert Jonathan Goldman reveals the secrets of ascension harmonics and how we can learn to experience the sacred resonance of the Divine Name to reconnect to the source of all that is.

First prohibited from being spoken and then lost for nearly 2,500 years, the Divine Name of God, when vocalized, has the ability to raise consciousness, invoke spiritual transformation, heal the body, and balance and activate the subtle energy field.

Goldman shares his rediscovery of the Divine Name—the Biblical Tetragrammaton—as being a harmonically related universal sequence of vowels that is nondenominational and can be experienced by everyone. He gives a step-by-step process for effectively intoning the Divine Name with intention and prayer and offers links to 60 minutes of audio downloads that will teach you how to properly sound the Divine Name through chakra and biofield resonance.

Goldman also presents the latest research on the effects of this sacred sound on DNA and water and introduces readers to the Angel of Sacred Sound. He reveals how to integrate biofield resonance with universal spiritual teachings to access the ascension harmonics of the Divine Name and bring humankind to the next level of evolution.

Jonathan Goldman, MA, is a founding pioneer and international authority in the field of sound healing with more than 50 years of experience. He facilitates Healing Sounds Seminars throughout Europe and the United States, is the president of Spirit Music, Inc., and is the director of the Sound Healers Association. A Grammy nominee with more than 30 bestselling, award-winning recordings and books, he lives in Boulder, Colorado.

https://www.healingsounds.com/

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Randall's path to Kosmogonia began in 1973, when an architectural magazine called Shelter introduced him to sacred geometry while documenting a geodesic dome he and his brother Rhoen built in rural Minnesota. What started as a study of how Greek, Egyptian, and Gothic builders solved the problem of optimal interaction with the environment became a fifty-year obsession, and a parallel career as a homeschool tutor in mathematics, geometry, and geology gave him direct insight into education outside what he calls the industrial indoctrination model. The course he is launching covers practical applications most people never connect to geometry: a dodecahedron's internal angles total 6,480 degrees, exactly one quarter of the roughly 26,000-year precessional cycle of the Earth's axis, a numerical correlation between spatial and temporal patterns that Randall argues was understood by ancient cultures and is foundational to his curriculum.

https://kosmogoniauniversity.com/

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A practical guide to embodying the principles of “namaste” in everyday life

“An appealing manual that offers encouraging methods for pursuing a happier and more connected life.”—Kirkus Reviews

• Defines the meaning of “namaste” and explains how to apply it in daily interactions to build stronger communities

• Offers practical strategies to develop self-awareness and compassion, foster deeper connections with others, and support mutual growth

• Includes exercises, mindfulness meditations, and svadhyaya (“self-study”) practices to deepen personal growth and understanding

Namaste is a Sanskrit greeting that means “I bow to the divine in you.” It has become a common phrase to say at the end of yoga classes, but as Jeremy Engels shows, “namaste” is more than a polite expression; it is a powerful principle for building connection and community.

Engels organizes the practice of living namaste around three reminders—“I am divine,” “you are divine,” and “live the word, together”—noting that the significance of mindfulness and yoga practice is about remembering to return to a state of awareness, presence, and connection.

The practical approach Engels offers in Living Namaste encourages self-awareness and empathy, cultivating gratitude, and treating one another with compassion to foster deeper connections and support mutual growth. Each of the three reminders is accompanied by exercises, mindfulness meditations, and svadhyaya (“self-study”) practices designed to help you apply these teachings to your daily life. By responding thoughtfully and with care to each other, rather than reactively, readers can form stronger, more supportive relationships, support each other’s well-being, and contribute to healthier communities.

Jeremy David Engels, PhD, is a cofounder and teacher at Yoga Lab, which offers science-based yoga and meditation classes that emphasize mindfulness and functional movement. He is a Liberal Arts Endowed Professor of Communication and Ethics at Penn State University and has written extensively on community-building, peace, and justice. He lives in State College, Pennsylvania.

https://jeremydavidengels.com/

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Jan Francke: Scanning the Ancient World, with Ground Penetrating Radar

What lies beneath some of the world's most mysterious ancient sites?Dr. Jan Francke has spent more than three decades working with ground-penetrating radar (GPR) and developing technologies capable of imaging structures, geological formations, tunnels, voids, and other features hidden beneath the Earth's surface.In this episode of Earth Ancients, Jan joins Cliff Dunning to discuss the science behind GPR and its growing role in archaeology. The conversation explores radar investigations at ancient sites, including work around the Giza Plateau and Great Pyramid, as well as projects in Mexico, the Middle East, Australia, and other parts of the world.

Jan also explains an important problem surrounding ground-penetrating radar: while GPR can produce remarkable results under the right conditions, the technology can easily be misunderstood, misused, or overinterpreted. What can radar actually see underground? How deep can it penetrate? What creates an anomaly? And when does an intriguing radar image become credible evidence for a buried structure?Jan Francke is the founder of Groundradar, which develops and deploys specialized GPR systems, including long-range UltraGPR technology. He is also associated with Geolitix, a cloud-based platform for processing and interpreting GPR and other geophysical data. His career has taken him to more than 100 countries, applying geophysical technology to archaeology, geology, mineral exploration, underground void detection, and other subsurface investigations.This conversation offers a rare look at the technology increasingly being used to investigate what may remain hidden beneath some of the world's most important ancient landscapes.Learn more about Jan Francke and Groundradar:

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Enjoy chilling tales of the Loup Garou, the Boo Hag, the Moon-Eyed People, and many more supernatural entities in this collection of spooky Southern US encounters.Beneath live oaks laden with Spanish moss, on humid nights thick with the scent of honeysuckle, creatures and spirits stalk the woods and towns of the American South. From Confederate ghosts to places haunted by history, from mysterious objects with suspected interstellar origins to the putrid stench of a humanoid monster, Sherry Malaver Parada takes you on a tour of the peculiar happenings below the Mason-Dixon Line.Join us on a stroll under the magnolias with these macabre tales that have defined the term "southern gothic." The mystery is thicker than granny's gravy, so sit down for some cryptids, cornbread, and a whole mess of strange.

Sherry Malaver Parada holds an MA in Human Services from the University of Providence and is the Executive Director at a counseling center. Her passions are education, research, folklore, urban legends, and writing. When she's not writing grants for her job or books about her passions, Sherry enjoys painting, drawing, spending time with her pets, and going all out for Halloween.

https://www.sherry-malaver-parada.com/

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