Is there really a separation between church and state?
09-06-09
This letter was written and sent out to various research institutes, labs and universities in Ma., Ca. and Fl. along with a bit of companion material to propose a test of Dirac's hole theory, string theory and apply it to explain the mysteries of our mythology.
Dear Sirs,
The Inca, Aztecs and Mayans developed complex cultures, constructed elegant buildings and displayed an awareness of city planning, commanded a knowledge of astronomy that rivals modern accumulated data.
Who built the pyramids and the great wall of china. The Romans formulated a cement, built roads, aqueducts, buildings and monuments that have outlasted many modern construction projects and surpassed modern engineering standards.
The Egyptians formulated embalming fluids and methods that still cannot be completely duplicated. The Chinese developed gunpowder, rocketry and many medical advances. Sword master had an advanced knowledge of metalworking and chemistry.
The Greeks built intricate, clockwork like machines, possibly even the first working computer.
Modern historians often take the position that ancient civilizations worked from a base of religious beliefs and superstitions and had little scientific knowledge at their disposal.
I am pretty certain that none of the master builders of the pyramids held a Teamsters union card or graduated from Wentworth or Franklin Institutes. I bet that none of the ancient Chinese or European alchemists ever attended M.I.T. or graduated with an engineering degree from Cornell University but they did posses some knowledge of how things worked. The world should not deny that 2000 years later Roman cement is still strong and without a team of union qualified experts the pyramids are still standing.
What did these people know? How did they learn it? Religion, mythology, science I believe are all the same bank of knowledge. From some perspective they understood the physical world. They were able to recognize patterns in the natural world, the universe and I believe it is important for us to learn how to see the world through their eyes.
We now have a body of work we call science, physics, Quantum physics, Chemistry etc.
Today we know and recognize and universally accept an apple as an apple, 2000 years ago it might have been called something else but that doesn’t make it less an apple than what we today call an apple. Even if it wasn’t called science 2000 years ago ancient peoples were doing it. Have we overcomplicated science and overlooked the simple truth.
That simple truth that they knew then, that has been staring us in the face ever since but has remained hidden from us in plain sight. Is it too simple for modern scientist to admit that it could be true?
Please review my simple observations. Earlier this year I sent a copy of this material to Florida Southern University in the hope that experiments using the Dirac Magnetic Laboratory would prove out my hypothesis that a scale of notes, tones, frequencies or modulations would explain many ancient mysteries. That ancient peoples did have a working knowledge of string theory and quantum physics but to them it was a simple understanding of how things worked.
The modern scientific community is focused on building high energy lasers to solve problems like military defense and repelling asteroids in space from colliding with earth but what if we could generate an energy pulse that would transform the solid rock into a harmless fluffy substance or make it vanish altogether by modulating it into another dimension.
Did ancient peoples already know how to do this on some level? The trumpets blew down the walls of Jericho??
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Perspective ….. Theirs not ours …. is what is now important for discovery.
Electricity is cool but what if we got it wrong. How about non electric energy?
The ancients had it …..why not us?
Thank you,
01-10-12 Today my perspective has changed a little more.
And it makes sense. The creators first built great stone civilizations and seeded the seven great wonders around the globe. That was what they considered normal and required then. That is what cities looked like where they came from. My father was a carpenter. A really good carpenter. I got hung up on why trades people today were not more skilled than the ancient builders of 2000 years ago.
In other writings like my ""Sheep Manifesto" I explored the human condition in an effort to understand why people were still so tribal and in conflict with each other.Why was it so hard to just be people.
Then I realized that we are being just people and that our leaders have just been making decisions based on good business principles. consider the principles of "Return on Investment", "Break Even Point" and "Saturation".
Like life on a farm the farm the owner or manager resides in a great, well appointed house, investors usually live off-site content to receive progress reports and dividends, worker housing is much more utility, farm animals are housed in a barn, the dog has a little house in the yard, pigs are provided a mud hole wrapped with a fence and other animals are allowed to roam seemingly free and unsupervised in a "free range" management style until herded in when it is time for them to achieve a higher purpose. Outside the farm exist the untamed nature and wildlife of our forests and national parks which is monitored and managed with only a very light hand.
It was no longer a good investment to continue building these grand granite and marble, clad in gold cities. The Romans were using cement with great efficiency. Cities like Ostia Antica, the seaport gateway to Rome would become the blueprint for our modern cities.
Look around our world today and remember.
Do you think the farmer really cares what the sheep think?
If he wants a farm full of happy sheep he does.
Especially if the sheep evolve to be really smart.
It was just "best management practices" for today's world.
Fundamental cost effective business decision making.
"Who knew"!
W.P.
Read the "Sheep Manifesto" at www.cirinopublishing.com tab to Other Works
photo courtesy: antlersnaglers.com


| No. | Hebrew | English | Modern |
| 1 | Keter | Crown | Mind |
| 2 | Chakhmah | Wisdom | Force |
| 3 | Binah | Understanding | Substance |
| 4 | Chesed | Love | Kosmic Memory |
| 5 | Gevurah | Strength | Kosmic Will |
| 6 | Tiferet | Beauty | Kosmic Consciousness |
| 7 | Netzach | Victory | Desire |
| 8 | Hod | Splendor | Intellect |
| 9 | Yesod | Foundation | Sub-Conscious |
| 10 | Malkhut | Kingdom | Objective (Outer) Consciousness |
If we turn to the Bible and Genesis Ch 1, it has 10 statements of "God said". We can interpret the text to mean that it gives us the principle that God is creative and the method by which He creates. The number 10 is important because it takes us to the 10 sefirot. This is where the Tree of Life comes from. In the diagram, Fig 1, the sefirot are shown as circles. They can be thought of as centres of consciousness or centres of energy. The circles are connected by lines that are regarded as paths.
This brings us to the importance of words and language. The teaching suggests that the Hebrew word properly pronounced creates a direct channel to the principle that it represents.







