The sweeping plans of Nazileaders and the Fuhrer himself, as well as their robust imagination far more open to esoteric and mystical knowledge than that displayed by the Allies, were but a step from turning the tides and changing the course of World War II. It all started with the mystical society known as “Thule”, [...]

  Ancient Nuclear Wars and Our Future Madlen Namro The world is witnessing a Pandora’s box that has opened to reveal newly developed nuclear weaponry in the East, that now threatens the whole world. Is there a way to put this terrible Genie back in the box with sanctions and saber rattling? Ancient Hebrew and [...]

I recently appeared on The Kevin Moore Show in support of the new Mind, Mystery and Ancient History focused Mindscape Magazine. In case you are not familiar, The Moore show, hosted by Kevin Moore, is a thinking man/woman’s talk show that successfully transitioned from radio to television earlier this year and which currently airs across [...]

So what’s wrong with a makeover? Absolutely nothing. I speak of Mindscape Magazine Issue 3, which hits the UK this week with a makeover that would make Jackie Collins jealous. Seriously, the magazine’s smart new look and ergonomic design catapult it to the head of the class in terms of style. Not only that, but [...]

Mindscape Issue 2 is out the end of this month (July) and I am excited about the quantity and quality of provocative articles that it contains. In my editorial I speak about how change is the only constant in life. Never mind that it is accelerating faster than ever before. This is true of Mindscape [...]

After air, food, water and perhaps companionship, I would say that our greatest need is for stories. We tell our children stories at bedtime, while those of us who are married or in relationships have our own stories of how we met up. The villages, towns or cities of our birth have stories about how [...]

I don’t socialise or correspond exclusively with people who share my fascination with the distant past. In my experience, everyone’s heard of Stonehenge, the Druids, the Roman invasion(s) and King Arthur, but far fewer have heard of Avebury, Silbury Hill or Vortigern, while that number dwindles further at the mention of the Cursus, Vespasian’s Camp [...]