Now is a very exciting time to be alive.  There are so many doors opening with the help of technology, most notably in regards to travel and the internet.  And in  both of these a similar accessibility that is being produced; instant widespread transfer of information.  It seems as though the information borders are on the fringe of null.

At the same time, the history that we find ourselves with lacks any central theme, and unifying, universal sense of "what is."  Perhaps for this reason we, in this time, not only enjoy the freedom through our devices, but also suffer in spite of all we know.

Of the information that is found so easily at the touch of a laptop key, the most notable in my mind involves the story of the human presence.  What constitutes matter?  Of what are we, that in all things nothing remains; there is only germination and return? The human element, has been deconstructed rationally (through mathematics), emotionally (through religion), and logically (through science);maybe the answer to the biggest question is not sectarian?

Select members of the global scientific community in the 20th century alone have produced enough questions to paint a possible scenerio of antiquated intellect: ancient knowledge.

The sciences of Archeology, Egyptology and Archeoastronomy have produced in our time authors like John Anthony West, Graham Handcock, Walter Cruttenden and others, who are investigating scientifically the seeming abundance of evidence that an old world did exist on this planet; and that that world was not a primitive one as previously thought.  

Did ancient civilizations hold the answer to the ultimate question?  What is our place in the universe?  Is it possible, like it has been suggested, that the oldest rymes and tales on earth hold the answer?  

One thing is for certian, if there ever was a time when society as a whole would endure the next abrupt shift in worldview it would be now, in the information age.  The more we talk to eachother about everything, without borders, restrictions or alternate motives, the more we can discover who we are as a people.  

It is highly possible that our world is still harboring mysteries beyond our wildest imaginations.  That what constitutes reality is even more amazing then we have yet described. 

This site is dedicated to the exploration of the Anthropocosmos.  Mankind's relationship with the cosmos.  What ancient knowledge has to say about it, and what we are learning about it right now in the scientific fields.

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