In the human experience, giants are
literally the "elephants in the room". When our research first began on this
paradigm, we had little knowledge of how extensive the evidence of their
existence was. We now have a comprehensive database consisting of over 200
historical descriptions; over half from the United States and the U.K. history,
alone. And, our unpublished files contain enough information to more than triple
the current data we now have online. Were one to undertake a thorough study of
giants and record all in detail, it would certainly be a life's work.
The lack of the presence of giants in orthodox history, academia, and
anthropological studies is appalling in light of the true historical records
from every part of the globe. Even more mysterious is the seemingly unanimous
decisions by the keepers of the world's museums and archeological treasures to
keep the physical evidence of giants hidden from public view. Only a smattering
of the evidence is available in obscure locations. Thousands of skeletons and
hundreds of historical reports are ignored. The accepted knowledge among the world's peoples is that giants are
the creatures of myth and folklore, relegated to children's fairy tales and B
grade horror movies, an it is almost a crime not to include a giant in any
fantasy film or video game. The reality is that giants were present throughout
our history from ancient biblical accounts and historical Roman military
campaigns to the relatively modern genocide of the natives of North America. Giants appear in the legends of Australia, Bavaria, Belgium, Chad,
Chile, China, England, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, India , Italy,
Kazakhstan, Laos, Morocco, the Netherlands, Nova Scotia, Pakistan, Patagonia,
the Philippines, Poland, Rwanda, Russia, Scotland, Sicily, Spain, Sweden,
Switzerland, Terra del Fuego, Turkey, the United Sates, Wales, Zanzibar, and the
ancient Incan, Toltec, and Nordic cultures, just to name a few. Giants are
everywhere; in our religions, our history, our literature, and our folklore.
What the King James Code is NOT:
The King James Code does not have anything to do
with equidistant letter sequences. Much debate centers around ELS because of its
controversial, and sometimes rather subjective nature. Some feel that, even
though, there may well be letter sequences in the Hebrew scriptures, there
meanings and interpretations are most often obscure. The King James Code is not
a private, secret language that only the elect are going to be able to
interpret. It does not necessarily require sophisticated computers and software
in order to discover the codes, however, a computer search is much easier and
less time consuming than a typical concordance search.
What is the King James Code?:
If I had to describe the King James Code in a
nutshell, I would do it this way. The King James Bible contains a system of
numbers that are consistently linked with words or phrases in the scriptures. It
is understood that the Bible can be comprehended on many levels. The more you
study the Scriptures and become accustomed to them, the more you understand the
Divine symbols of certain passages that you never saw before. These must always
come as a product of Divine Revelation. Certain words and phrases take on a
whole new meaning, never contradictory to any other passage in the Scriptures.
As you study, you begin to see also that numbers seem to have a certain
relevance in the Bible. Each number will have its own symbolic meaning. Things
associated with completion or perfection will be linked with the number 7.
Things associated with the sinfulness of man will be associated with the number
6, and so on. What I have discovered, or rather, what the Lord has
revealed, is that word and phrase occurrences in the King James Bible follow
this same pattern. If a word or a phrase is added or omitted, this ruins the
pattern. Could it be that this is why God commanded us not to add or take away
from His Word? (Deut. 4:2, Rev. 22:18,19) An example of how this works is found
in the phrase "Holy Spirit". This phrase is found exactly 7 times in the
King James Bible...
The Number Twelve:
Although I am very aware of the importance the
number 12 plays in the scriptures, I do not have as yet very much to
report as far as the codes are concerned. Remember, all of this information that
you see before you, has been the process of revelation, and not education. The
Lord would tap me on the shoulder and tell me what to look for. I do, however,
have a few, very important codes to share that involve the number 12. God
established the pattern of 12 in the Old Testament, when He gave Father
Israel 12 sons. It was through them and their respective tribes that the
whole Nation of Israel was formed. In the New Testament, God re-established this
pattern by appointing 12 Apostles. It is on their foundation (Eph. 2:20,
Rev. 21:14), Christ being the Chief Cornerstone, that the Gentile Church is
built. As the 12 tribes were intended to be 1 nation, we are
expected to be 1 body. No divisions, no schisms, just 1 body. The
codes spell that out very clearly. In Acts, we are told this about the beginning
of the Church age.
(Acts 1:14) "These all
continued with one accord in prayer and supplication, with the women, and
Mary the mother of Jesus, and with his brethren." It did not surprise me one bit
to find that this phrase "one accord" is found exactly 12 times in
the New Testament. It is only found once in the Old Testament, and carries the
same theme. I will reserve comment on this subject. Go to your King James Bible,
study the use of this phrase, and let God do the talking! The number 12
is understood clearly from the scriptures to be a number that is associated with
the Church, both of the Old Testament, and of the New. Those who are in the New
Testament Church are those whom God has quickened, or brought back to life and
given a new beginning in His Kingdom. This gives them the association both with
the number 12 and with the number 8. They are called the "saints".
They are called saints exactly 96 (12x8) times in the
scriptures...
Tecumseh’s Curse: There was a deep mystical tradition among the Shawnee
Indians of the Ohio valley, embodied in the teachings and practices of a sage
called "the Prophet," emboldened by his brother, the great Chief Tecumseh.
Tecumseh felt that all Indians were one people, and insisted that only with the
consent of all — could land rightly be ceded by or purchased from an individual
tribe. For several years, he successfully journeyed from tribe to tribe, working
with Indians of all sections to secure their cooperation in this great work of
unification. Tecumseh was a daring visionary -- a powerful orator, remarkable
military chief, successful negotiator, and enthusiastic leader. Indeed, the
flame of hatred for the white man burned in his heart, and he swore eternal
vengeance against the white race for decimating his proud nation.
When the United States refused to recognize
Tecumseh’s unification principle, he bound together the Native Americans of the
Old Northwest, the South, and the Eastern Mississippi Valley as a military force
to defend Native American rights to the land. His plan failed with the defeat of
his brother, the Shawnee Prophet, at the battle of Tippecanoe in 1811. Although
history reports the battle of Tippecanoe a draw, it nevertheless broke the power
of the Shawnee, and became known historically as marking the collapse of the
Native American military movement. Legend transmits that after the historic battle
of Tippecanoe, Tecumseh released prisoners with a prophetic message for General
William Henry Harrison -- a prophecy that has come to be known as -- "Tecumseh's
Curse." "'Harrison will win next year to be the Great Chief….... He will die in
his office….. I who caused the Sun to darken and Red Men to give up
firewater tell you Harrison will die. And after him, every Great
Chief chosen every 20 years thereafter will die. And when each one dies, let
everyone remember the death of our people." Indeed, in 1841, President William Henry Harrison died of Pneumonia, and for 140
years every President elected every 20 years died in office ...
The end may be near, but exactly how near is the sticky question. As
millennium fever swept the globe, party planners and doomsdayers alike were
fixated on the year 2000. Meanwhile, Judgment Day sticklers have been obsessing
over the fact that there never was a "year zero," and therefore A.D. 1 plus two
millennia equals 2001. But pinpointing Armageddon isn't quite that
simple. When it comes to end times, there are as many proposed dates as there
are fates (Rapture or Tribulation? Fire or Flood? Demons or Pleiadeans?). However, in the wake of past doomsday embarrassments (the world didn't end in
the year 1000, and the hoopla over the 1987 Harmonic Convergence turned out to
be the spiritual equivalent of 8-track tape), few latter-day prophets are
willing to stick their necks out and name a drop deadline. "What the prophets
try to do is make predictions and leave the fulfillment vague," explains Stephen
D. O'Leary, a millennial scholar at the University of Southern California. The
most successful millennial prophets remain "strategically ambiguous," he says.
He prophets who do get specific tend to be the more marginal ones."
It's no surprise that the Internet, a haven for marginal oracles of all
strips, is home to millenarians who are bold enough to set a date. In fact, the
Internet has assumed an important role on the end-times stage. "The Internet
will be to the twenty-first century what the printing press was to the
sixteenth," says medieval historian Richard Landes of Boston University, who,
with O'Leary, cofounded the Center for Millennial Studies. Just as the printing
press made apocalyptic tracts available to the public five hundred years ago,
the Internet disgorges a vast literature of alternative doomsday scenarios. "The Internet has increased the amount and the kind of information people
have at their disposal to construct millenial scenarios," says O'Leary. "It also
gives people a chance to try out different interpretations and prophecies in
electronic discussion groups." In effect, he says, "the Internet provides a kind
of social reinforcement," a public-address system for "people who might
otherwise be relegated to the fringes as crackpots." Well, in the lottery of multiple Armageddons,
today's crackpot may turn out to be tomorrow's messianic seer...
Anthony North: One area of spirituality often ignored by the wider world is the Native American. The Native American mystic is often known as the Medicine Man, principally because of his power to heal, but also to communicate with the supernatural. A continuation of the early shaman, endemic to most tribal societies, he also bears many similarities to the guru. The ‘Medicine Man" most likely survived from before the migrations across the Bering Strait over twenty thousand years ago. Mystical app... Read More
The doughnut-shaped machine swallows the nun, who is outfitted in a plain T-shirt and loose hospital pants rather than her usual brown habit and long veil. She wears earplugs and rests her head on foam cushions to dampen the device"s roar, as loud as a jet engine. Supercooled giant magnets generate intense fields around the nun"s head in a high-tech attempt to read her mind as she communes with her deity. The Carmelite nun and 14 of her Catholic sisters have left their cloistered lives temporari... Read More
Anthony North: Have we always had the mind we have today, or is the mind a constantly changing concept? If we read ancient mystical texts, or study concepts such as the Akashic Records, it appears we do not have a mind today that the ancients would recognize. Rather, the Akashic Records suggest a mind that is all-encompassing, holistic, and complete with all knowledge of the universe. They are a concept the mind can wander through, as if a great library of all knowledge, and all meaning.A differ... Read More
Anthony North: When we talk of cults we talk of strange, secretive organizations that seem to live separate from society. However, perhaps the reality is that such cults are more an element of society than we think.Yes, they are secretive, and perhaps strange, but the history of cultish behaviour offers the possibility that they are an actual reflection of what it is happening in mainstream society. The Freemasons and Rosicrucians show this process in action. Freemasons: We have all heard of Fre... Read More
Anthony North: Mysticism is usually associated with the occult or eastern religions today, but Christianity had a number of mystics. Indeed, the monastic system was ideally designed to allow such mystics to exist. Saint Benedict: The father of western monasticism was St Benedict. Born about 480, he was sent to Rome for an education but was horrified by its decadence. At age 14 he fled to a village called Subiaco where he met a monk who took him to a cave.Over the next three years he lived ass a ... Read More
Elusive mystical creatures emerged again in Kanas Lake of China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. According to the administration of the Kanas scenic spot, on July 5th at 8:20pm, huge ripples were seen on the surface of the lake by a few tourists carrying their portable video cameras. The 8-minute video recording captured the entire event. From the video there can been seen a group of unidentified creatures, about 15 in number. They gather together and separate, looking like a flee... Read More
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