An interesting read in the self-proclaimed "weird science" realm admits the intrigue of a deeper abstraction of space and time.  According to the work of Geoffrey F. Chew in the 60's, a so-called "bootstrap hypothesis" was conjured up; through the study and experimentation with the S-matrix theory.   Though the S-matrix theory has been all but abandoned by scientific study, it remains the best accepted approach to the problem of quantum gravity.

Despite the tragic attempts by the early christian church to snuff out any trace of the "works of the devil," Mayan literature today is experiencing a renaissance.  The Mayan's literature is considered some of the oldest in the world, reaching way back, thousands of years before the arrival of the colonial Spanish.  Dennis Tedlock--ethnographer, linguist, poet, and award-winning author posits a view of the Mayans which is much different than most commonly perceived.  Tedlock has presented his findings, after years of living with and studying the Mayans, in a new book entitled: "2000 Years of Mayan Literature."

Since the 2006 publiction of The Secret, by Rhonda Byrne, exposed what has been termed the "law of attraction" to some 4 million readers worldwide.  And for the first time in modern history, has brought the focus of awareness to the obscure, and very ancient, tradition of the anthropocosmos.  The believe that what we project mentally will be somehow manifested in our reality, is an idea much more ancient than modern pseudo science.  But could it be that this modern insight, might be scratching at the surface of the ancient tradition of the anthropocosmos. 

In 1976 Robert Temple wrote the Sirius Mystery, a revolutionary view of the Dogon tribe folowing a line of study started in the 30's by the French anthropologist Marcel Griaule.  It is purported that the mysterious Dogon people, inhabitants of the central plateau region of Mali, have passed down knowledge from ancient times regarding the star Sirius.

The life work of Schwaller de Lubicz was the two volume Temple of Man.  Following in his footsteps John Anthony West has been leading tours of Egypt, through the eyes of de Lubicz.  The Temple of man, also called the Temple at Luxor, is a massive esoteric initiatory chamber in Luxor Egypt.  Here are two videos, summarizing the temple layout and how it corresponds to the human body. The entire structure is a representation of man as an anthropocosmic entity or living corpus.