I do not necessarily agree with everything that I post here. I post things here that I think are interesting, entertaining and/or thought provoking. Usually these things are controversial in nature. I promote peace and love and only wish to use this blog to educate myself and others.
Klaus Dona:
Spiritual Archeologist Vienna, Austria, October 2009
"Klaus Dona comes from the art world. As Art Exhibition Curator for the Habsburg Haus of Austria, Klaus has organized exhibitions world wide. With this background his approach to archeology is unconventional. He has traveled the world in search of unique and unexplained findings. Intrepid and unrelenting, he is on a mission to bring to the eye of the public such finds as giant bones, crystal skulls, carvings and sculptures in forms that do not fit into the contemporary view of our timeline."
"We spent an afternoon with Klaus in Vienna talking at length about his process, his particularly stunning finds and why he is motivated to pursue this unusual vocation. Staunchly open minded, he refuses to retreat in the face of skepticism and doubt. Low on funding, he presses on to discover the real mysteries, going down through the centuries and excavating artifacts that science does not allow for, revealing the existence of physical proof that humanity has barely grazed the surface of our heritage here on Earth."
"Prof. Ken Hanson discussed "banned from the Bible" stories that were too explosive to make the cut into the Hebrew Bible and New Testament, and a recently discovered ancient tablet that contains text similar to the Dead Sea Scrolls. In contrast to the parchment of the Dead Sea Scrolls, the tablet's text appears as ink on stone, and is said to date back to just before Jesus' birth. "It's a message delivered by the angel Gabriel" about a messianic character who will rise from the dead," and is written in the apocalyptic style of the Dead Sea Scrolls, he reported. But it is possible that the stone is a forgery, he added."
"One interesting ancient text found at the ancient site of Masada, "Song of the Sabbath Sacrifice," refers to a airborne craft and "non-terrestrial beings." It describes a procession of angels ascending to a heavenly temple, as they soar in a Merkabah or chariot-like throne, Hanson detailed."
"Encounters with such "non-terrestrial" beings may be one reason a number of ancient texts were excluded from the Bible, he said. A whole race of beings were spawned by the Nephilim, according to some of the banned books of the Bible, like the Book of First Enoch. Fragments from the Dead Sea Scrolls represent a number of these excluded books and are like "the world's biggest jigsaw puzzle," said Hanson. "We're more than what we know; I think these banned books are shouting this at us...that our consciousness is something more than just the body," he shared." - Coast to Coast AM
I highly recommend listening to Coast to Coast AM. Visit the website and sign up for the streamlink option. It's about $7 a month and completely worth it. I have been listening for years and it is an invaluable source of information and entertainment. It's on so late at night, that the streamlink option to download the mp3s or as a podcast is very convenient for those that work throughout the day and can't stay up that late to listen.
Here's part 5 of 15 from the 2/7/2010 show. Part 1-4 is on YouTube but I left it out because it features the musicans Matthew and Gunnar Nelson. Yes, the Nelson Twins. Therefore, it's irrelevant to the rest of the post.(The interview begins at about 9:50. The rest is the end of the interview with the Nelson twins.
To skip the intro and just hear the rest of the show, start here 5/15:
