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Carol Chapman speaks on Atlantis in Toronto

I’m going to be speaking in Toronto, Canada, next Saturday, June 2nd, 2012. It will be an all-day event lasting from 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Following, please find an outline of the event:

Atlantis and Its Colonies in Egypt and Yucatan

Atlantis and Its Colonies in Egypt and Yucatan is a day-long event organized into four sessions. Throughout, I will be showing a Powerpoint Presentation that includes photographs of my research in Egypt and Yucatan.

1st Morning Session: The Location of Atlantis. In this session, we will look at:

  • The many places that are supposed to be Atlantis
  • Edgar Cayce’s psychic readings on the location of Atlantis
  • The world during Atlantean times according to Cayce

2nd Morning Session: The Strange People of Atlantis. This session includes three main topics:

  • Overview of the types of entities, since Atlanteans were not all human beings
  • A timeline, showing the progression of the types of entities over time
  • Images of the different kinds of Atlanteans painted on the pharaohs’ tombs

1st Afternoon Session: The Atlantean Migration to Egypt and Yucatan. In this session, we will examine the following themes:

  • Why the Atlanteans migrated
  • The Atlantean modes of transporation
  • Images of Atlantean transportation in Egypt (the pharaohs’ tombs) and Yucatan (carvings in Mayan ruins)

 2nd Afternoon Session: The Search for Evidence of Atlantis includes three areas that Edgar Cayce’s psychic readings identified as locations where the Atlanteans left records of their civilization and information on their power source, the mighty crystal:

  • The Bimini Islands off the East Coast of Florida
  • Egypt, by the Great Sphinx
  • Yucatan—controversy over two possible locations

 At the end of each session, there will be time for a question/answer period.

 For more information and to register for the event, please click here.

Hope to see you there!

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Life after Life experience shows surgeon that everyone has a God-given purpose in life

I feel heartened by the story of Wyoming orthopedic surgeon Mary C. Neal, author of To Heaven and Back, who was without air for 14 minutes and almost drowned during a kayaking mishap and survived.

During the 14 minutes when she died, she had what is variously called a “Near Death Experience,” in which a person is clinically dead and is revived, or a “Life After Life” experience in which a person has a Near Death Experience and discovers there is life after death.

Neal says that after she “died” she was greated by a group of loving spiritual beings who led her to a glowing hall where she would have the opportunity to choose God or not.

During her experience, she felt sad, because she was told that she would have to go back to the living to fulfil her purpose in life.

I wonder if part of that purpose was to write her book to help people to face their own inevitable end.

In the following excerpt from an online The Economist “Good Report,” Neal discusses her revelation that God has a purpose for us all:

“Based on my experience, I know that God has a plan for me and for everyone,” she said. “Our job is to listen and try to hear what God is saying to us as he tells us what he needs us to do. The real challenge for us is to give up control and be obedient to what God is asking of us.”

Life After Life: This surgeon says she believes

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Pythagoras and Plato both believed in reincarnation

I just learned that both Pythagoras and Plato, ancient Greek philosophers, believed in reincarnation.

Indeed, according to an excerpt from the What’s Life after Death website, Pythagoras could remember some of his past lives. Pythagoras, who lived from 575 B.C.E. to  495 B.C.E., is especially remembered for the Pythagorean Theorum which says that the square on the hypotenuse equals the sum of the squares on the other sides for a triangle containing a right angle (90 degree angle).

 Among the ancient Greek philosophers, Socrates, Pythagoras and Plato are considered among those who made the subject of rebirth and life after death a steady part of their teachings. They even claim to have gone through a near death experience. In his last days, Socrates said, “I firmly believe that there is life after death” and that “Life emerges from death itself”. Pythagoras claimed with full confidence that he had memories of his previous birth and Plato described the topic of rebirths and previous births in a number of his works. Various religions, like Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism etc, despite being practiced by different people in different geographical areas accept the existence of life after death in one way or the other. Most of these religions and philosophers relate rebirth with the deeds of a person in his previous birth. A person doing good for others and attaining knowledge is considered to take birth as a better species and finally gets free from the cycle of life and death whereas a person who is involved in wrongdoings and sinful activities, the one who leads a selfish life getting immersed in physical desire and material things takes birth again and again in this mortal world.

A Mysterious Journey

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Difficulties in life can be opportunities for growth

In a post on this blog dated May 8th, I talked about the difficult situations numerous of my friends were going through and wondered if: “their whole self, their spiritual self, has been trying to get them to enlarge their lives, pursue greater goals, and live healthier lifestyles, and after trying over and over again to get through to the person with gentle hints, longings, and desires to improve their lives, in the end, putting them in a difficult situation has motivated them … finally … to action.”

Interestingly, in an online Deseret News article about a Wyoming surgeon’s Near Death Experience, the surgeon says that her life has changed after being brought back to life. She now has a similar perspective and says that:

“Physical challenges can be opportunities for growth — I think that’s a valuable perspective to maintain. I wouldn’t have been able to do that before.”

Life after life? This Wyoming surgeon says she believes

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Mayan ruin shows dates beyond December 21, 2012

While searching Mayan ruins in Guatemala, Archeologists have found mathematical calculations on the walls of a room showing dates into the future beyond the December 21, 2012 date. Therefore, the Mayan Long Count Calendar does not end on December 21, 2012.

Astronomical records were key to the Mayan calendar, which has received attention recently because of doomsday warnings that it predicts the end of the world this December. Experts say the calendar makes no such prediction. The new finding provides a bit of backup: the calculations include a time span longer than 6,000 years, meaning it could extend well beyond 2012.

Mayans never thought the world would end in 2012, new research shows

I feel happy to see this since it will add to the two Mayan Long Count Calendar dates I already know about that are beyond the December 21, 2012 date, which I will be presenting in Toronto on Thursday, May 31 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Alternative Thinking on 758 Bathurst St.

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Speaking events in Toronto May 31 and June 2

I’ll be in Toronto, Canada, for two events:

Thursday, May 31, Do Mayan Shamans Believe the World Will End on December 21, 2012?

Free Talk & Booksigning,  7 – 9 pm  
at Alternative Thinking  758 Bathurst St Toronto

Saturday, June 2, 10 to 4:30 p.m. Atlantis & Its Colonies
in Egypt and The Yucatan

Workshop  Location: 221 Sterling Rd Landsdowne/Bloor Area
   Workshop   $75 
**Early Bird Registration $65 when paid by May 31st

For more information and to pre-register for the events, click here.

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Hard Times can lead to motivation

It seems that lately, numerous people I know, are going through hard times. Whether it’s problems at workhealth issues, economic constraints, or dealing with handicaps, in each case, the difficulty they are going through has spurred them to action of one kind of another.

As a result, I wonder if their whole self, their spiritual self, has been trying to get them to enlarge their lives, pursue greater goals, and live healthier lifestyles, and after trying over and over again to get through to the person with gentle hints, longings, and desires to improve their lives, in the end, putting in a difficult situation has motivated them … finally … to action.

 

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A Gas Cloud on the Way to the Supermassive Black Hole in the Galactic Center

As we wait to line up with the Milky Way’s Galactic Center on December 21, 2012, the supermassive black hole at the Galactic Center waits for a dense gas cloud, three times the diameter of the earth, to fall into its center.

Or anyway, the light from this dense gas cloud on the verge of falling into the supermassive black hole at the Galactic Center started beaming toward us 27,000 years ago.

Who knows what’s happening at the Galactic Center right now! It will take 27,000 years to find out.

Nonetheless, it’s fun learning about what WAS happening at the Galactic Center 27,000 years ago in this brief, information-packed article at Nature. By the way, the Galactic Center is in the constellation of Sagittarius and hence is called, Sgr A.

Here we report the presence of a dense gas cloud approximately three times the mass of Earth that is falling into the accretion zone of Sgr A*. 

A Gas Cloud on the Way to the Supermassive Black Hole in the Galactic Center

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