Graham Hancock

QUOTE: "the crux of this landmark study is the evidence that the closest genetic ties are between the two most-separated islands Hawaii and Rapa Nui (also known as Easter Island), which are each over 3,000 kilometers (nearly 2,000 miles) from the nearest inhabited island and 7,000 kilometers from each other." END QUOTE
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Fascinating...
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Jonathan Dickinson, author of Ibogaine and the Bicameral Mind: The Transformational Potential of the World’s Most Complex Psychedelic Medicine, is the featured author on my website this month. Jonathan, the CEO and co-founder of Ambio Life Sciences, an integrative ibogaine treatment provider, has spent more than fifteen years working with ibogaine—the psychoactive compound derived from the root bark of the central African iboga shrub—across clinical practice, traditional medicine and research. His book weaves together ancient spiritual tradition, neuroscience and modern clinical practice. In his article, linked below, Jonathan traces ibogaine’s winding history from its ancient ceremonial use in Gabon's rainforests to its recent rise up the US political agenda, and asks whether modern psychiatry is ready to make room for a psychedelic medicine emerging as one of the most promising tools in neuroregeneration, addiction recovery and trauma treatment.
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I've just finished writing a major new book (for publication in 2027) and am now doing a final run-through of all 28 chapters. Took time out yesterday for an enjoyable chat with MMA superstar Georges St-Pierre, musician Tyler Engle and the ever-controversial Dan Richards. Together with Randall Carlson, Hugh Newman, Duncan Trussell, Adam Shield of Feather, David Hatcher Childress, and many others, they will be presenting at the Austin Quest for Ancient Civilizations conference, Austin, Texas, October 16-18 (link in comments below)
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In March 2025, the Khafre SAR Project announced it had detected a megastructure deep beneath Giza's Second Pyramid, sparking intense debate. Andrew Collins examined the claims at the time in an article on my website titled ‘What Really Lies Beneath the Pyramids? The Megastructures of Giza: A Preliminary Report.’ Eighteen months later, in a follow-up article (linked below), Andrew looks at where things stand now, exploring what has happened at the plateau since, recent developments in the SAR debate, and what ancient texts and legends may reveal about a world beneath Giza.
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