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  graham hancock - supernatural (1/3)
the evolution of modern humans has taken more than five million years but until less than 50,000 years ago we had no art, no religion, no sophisticated symbolism, no creative and innovative thinking, and quite possibly no language. then, a dramatic and electrifying change overtook our ancestors in every part of the globe, and all the skills and qualities that we value most highly in ourselves today appeared suddenly, already fully formed, as though bestowed on us by hidden powers. scientists describe this change as the greatest riddle in human history. the first art of mankind, in the painted caves and rock-shelters of southwest europe and south africa, dates back to the time of the great change. why do these ancient paintings, tens of thousands of years old, depict beings of a kind that are never found in nature strange and eerie hybrids with the heads of animals and the bodies of humans? in the depths of the amazon rainforest tribal shamans drink a powerful hallucinogenic brew called ayahuasca (the vine of souls) in order to induce visions. when they return to normal consciousness, after experiencing what they believe is out-of-body travel in the spirit world, they make paintings of the intelligent beings they have encountered. why are many of these beings also depicted as uncanny hybrids with the heads of animals or serpents and the bodies of humans? and why do the shamans say that they have taught them everything they know about how to live in the jungle, and about the medicinal value of rainforest plants? why do western lab volunteers, placed experimentally under the influence of hallucinogens such as dmt, psilocybin, mescaline and lsd, report visionary encounters with beings in the form of animal-human hybrids beings identical to those the amazonian shamans claim to meet and to those painted by our ancestors in the prehistoric caves? what is the significance of the astonishing similarities between the entities known as aliens, ets or greys in modern popular culture, the entities known as fairies, elves and goblins in the middle ages, and the entities that shamans in surviving tribal cultures know as ghosts, gods and spirits? why are such figures depicted in prehistoric art as far afield as africa, europe, the americas and australia? why have eminent scientists at the cutting edge of consciousness research, especially those who study the ways that hallucinogens work in the brain, recently begun to question long-established theories about the nature of reality? why are some now even ready to consider the possibility, long ago embraced by shamans, that, far from being false perceptions, what we see in the strange imagery and experiences of hallucinations may be real perceptions of other dimensions and the beings inhabiting them? why did nobel prize-winner francis crick keep concealed until his death the astonishing circumstances under which he first saw the double-helix structure of dna? and why did he become convinced that the dna molecule did not evolve naturally upon this planet but was sent here in bacteria by an alien civilisation? why does the 97 per cent of dna that scientists do not understand so-called junk dna contain chemical sequences arranged in patterns and frequencies that are otherwise only found in the deep coding of all human languages? could the supernaturals first depicted in the painted caves and rock shelters and still accessible to us today in altered states of consciousness be the ancient teachers of mankind? could it be they who first ushered us into the full birthright of our humanity? and could it be that human evolution is not just the blind, meaningless natural process that darwin identified, but something else, more purposive and intelligent, that we have barely even begun to understand? sources: www.grahamhancock.com/supernatural/ film footage from www.consciousmedianetwork.com/members/ghancock.htm the evolution of modern humans has taken more than five million years but until less than 50,000 years ago we had no art, no religion, no sophisticated symbolism, no creative and innovative thinking, and quite possibly no language. then, a dramatic and electrifying change overtook our ancestors in every part of the globe, and all the skills and qualities that we value most highly in ourselves today appeared suddenly, already fully formed, as though bestowed on us by hidden powers. scientists describe this change as the greatest riddle in human history. the first art of mankind, in the painted caves and rock-shelters of southwest europe and south africa, dates back to the time of the great change. why do these ancient paintings, tens of thousands of years old, depict beings of a kind that are never found in nature strange and eerie hybrids with the heads of animals and the bodies of humans? in the depths of the amazon rainforest tribal shamans drink a powerful hallucinogenic brew called ayahuasca (the vine of souls) in order to induce visions. when they return to normal consciousness, after experiencing what they believe is out-of-body travel in the spirit world, they make paintings of the intelligent beings they have encountered. why are many of these beings also depicted as uncanny hybrids with the heads of animals or serpents and the bodies of humans? and why do the shamans say that they have taught them everything they know about how to live in the jungle, and about the medicinal value of rainforest plants? why do western lab volunteers, placed experimentally under the influence of hallucinogens such as dmt, psilocybin, mescaline and lsd, report visionary encounters with beings in the form of animal-human hybrids beings identical to those the amazonian shamans claim to meet and to those painted by our ancestors in the prehistoric caves? what is the significance of the astonishing similarities between the entities known as aliens, ets or greys in modern popular culture, the entities known as fairies, elves and goblins in the middle ages, and the entities that shamans in surviving tribal cultures know as ghosts, gods and spirits? why are such figures depicted in prehistoric art as far afield as africa, europe, the americas and australia? why have eminent scientists at the cutting edge of consciousness research, especially those who study the ways that hallucinogens work in the brain, recently begun to question long-established theories about the nature of reality? why are some now even ready to consider the possibility, long ago embraced by shamans, that, far from being false perceptions, what we see in the strange imagery and experiences of hallucinations may be real perceptions of other dimensions and the beings inhabiting them? why did nobel prize-winner francis crick keep concealed until his death the astonishing circumstances under which he first saw the double-helix structure of dna? and why did he become convinced that the dna molecule did not evolve naturally upon this planet but was sent here in bacteria by an alien civilisation? why does the 97 per cent of dna that scientists do not understand so-called junk dna contain chemical sequences arranged in patterns and frequencies that are otherwise only found in the deep coding of all human languages? could the supernaturals first depicted in the painted caves and rock shelters and still accessible to us today in altered states of consciousness be the ancient teachers of mankind? could it be they who first ushered us into the full birthright of our humanity? and could it be that human evolution is not just the blind, meaningless natural process that darwin identified, but something else, more purposive and intelligent, that we have barely even begun to understand? sources: www.grahamhancock.com/supernatural/ film footage from www.consciousmedianetwork.com/members/ghancock.htm the evolution of modern humans has taken more than five million years but until less than 50,000 years ago we had no art, no religion, no sophisticated symbolism, no creative and innovative thinking, and quite possibly no language. then, a dramatic and electrifying change overtook our ancestors in every part of the globe, and all the skills and qualities that we value most highly in ourselves today appeared suddenly, already fully formed, as though bestowed on us by hidden powers. scientists describe this change as the greatest riddle in human history. the first art of mankind, in the painted caves and rock-shelters of southwest europe and south africa, dates back to the time of the great change. why do these ancient paintings, tens of thousands of years old, depict beings of a kind that are never found in nature strange and eerie hybrids with the heads of animals and the bodies of humans? in the depths of the amazon rainforest tribal shamans drink a powerful hallucinogenic brew called ayahuasca (the vine of souls) in order to induce visions. when they return to normal consciousness, after experiencing what they believe is out-of-body travel in the spirit world, they make paintings of the intelligent beings they have encountered. why are many of these beings also depicted as uncanny hybrids with the heads of animals or serpents and the bodies of humans? and why do the shamans say that they have taught them everything they know about how to live in the jungle, and about the medicinal value of rainforest plants? why do western lab volunteers, placed experimentally under the influence of hallucinogens such as dmt, psilocybin, mescaline and lsd, report visionary encounters with beings in the form of animal-human hybrids beings identical to those the amazonian shamans claim to meet and to those painted by our ancestors in the prehistoric caves? what is the significance of the astonishing similarities between the entities known as aliens, ets or greys in modern popular culture, the entities known as fairies, elves and goblins in the middle ages, and the entities that shamans in surviving tribal cultures know as ghosts, gods and spirits? why are such figures depicted in prehistoric art as far afield as africa, europe, the americas and australia? why have eminent scientists at the cutting edge of consciousness research, especially those who study the ways that hallucinogens work in the brain, recently begun to question long-established theories about the nature of reality? why are some now even ready to consider the possibility, long ago embraced by shamans, that, far from being false perceptions, what we see in the strange imagery and experiences of hallucinations may be real perceptions of other dimensions and the beings inhabiting them? why did nobel prize-winner francis crick keep concealed until his death the astonishing circumstances under which he first saw the double-helix structure of dna? and why did he become convinced that the dna molecule did not evolve naturally upon this planet but was sent here in bacteria by an alien civilisation? why does the 97 per cent of dna that scientists do not understand so-called junk dna contain chemical sequences arranged in patterns and frequencies that are otherwise only found in the deep coding of all human languages? could the supernaturals first depicted in the painted caves and rock shelters and still accessible to us today in altered states of consciousness be the ancient teachers of mankind? could it be they who first ushered us into the full birthright of our humanity? and could it be that human evolution is not just the blind, meaningless natural process that darwin identified, but something else, more purposive and intelligent, that we have barely even begun to understand? sources: www.grahamhancock.com/supernatural/ film footage from www.consciousmedianetwork.com/members/ghancock.htm
  oth cast- smile
this is a short video about the one tree hill cast and how they have so much fun on and off set. song:- the supernatrals- smile i dont own the song or the clips all clips belong to the cw, and fansites the song belong to the supernaturals it was made just for fun this is a short video about the one tree hill cast and how they have so much fun on and off set. song:- the supernatrals- smile i dont own the song or the clips all clips belong to the cw, and fansites the song belong to the supernaturals it was made just for fun this is a short video about the one tree hill cast and how they have so much fun on and off set. song:- the supernatrals- smile i dont own the song or the clips all clips belong to the cw, and fansites the song belong to the supernaturals it was made just for fun
  flyleaf - supernatural
this is mah band... this is mah band... this is mah band...
  supernatural // eye of the tiger (full clip)
supernatural surprise, finally! © 2008 the cw television network & warner bros. television supernatural surprise, finally! © 2008 the cw television network & warner bros. television supernatural surprise, finally! © 2008 the cw television network & warner bros. television
  supernatural bloopers: part 1
bloopers from the cw's supernatural dvd, that was released in the uk a little bit ago. dang funny and very very enjoyable. :d provided by supernatural.tv supernatural rulez! coming out soon: day in the life of jared and jensen bloopers from the cw's supernatural dvd, that was released in the uk a little bit ago. dang funny and very very enjoyable. :d provided by supernatural.tv supernatural rulez! coming out soon: day in the life of jared and jensen bloopers from the cw's supernatural dvd, that was released in the uk a little bit ago. dang funny and very very enjoyable. :d provided by supernatural.tv supernatural rulez! coming out soon: day in the life of jared and jensen
  the official supernatural drinking game ...
okay, normally when you play a tv drinking game, you have to watch an entire episode looking for scenes to drink to. but we supernatural fans are tougher than that, right? so we're going to play the whole game in under five minutes. sam and dean are going to play too! so step right up, grab a glass (and maybe a bucket) and let the drinking begin! (disclaimer: i only came up with the concept- i bear no responsibility for hangovers, projectile vomiting or damaged livers.) and yes, i finally gave in and did a sequel. but please, do not play both at the same time! i don't want to kill the fandom... i do not own anything. all done for fun. okay, normally when you play a tv drinking game, you have to watch an entire episode looking for scenes to drink to. but we supernatural fans are tougher than that, right? so we're going to play the whole game in under five minutes. sam and dean are going to play too! so step right up, grab a glass (and maybe a bucket) and let the drinking begin! (disclaimer: i only came up with the concept- i bear no responsibility for hangovers, projectile vomiting or damaged livers.) and yes, i finally gave in and did a sequel. but please, do not play both at the same time! i don't want to kill the fandom... i do not own anything. all done for fun. okay, normally when you play a tv drinking game, you have to watch an entire episode looking for scenes to drink to. but we supernatural fans are tougher than that, right? so we're going to play the whole game in under five minutes. sam and dean are going to play too! so step right up, grab a glass (and maybe a bucket) and let the drinking begin! (disclaimer: i only came up with the concept- i bear no responsibility for hangovers, projectile vomiting or damaged livers.) and yes, i finally gave in and did a sequel. but please, do not play both at the same time! i don't want to kill the fandom... i do not own anything. all done for fun.
  supernatural: big brother
this video features dean winchester fighting for his family. he is always there to protect sam but he also suffers a lot. the song is this video features dean winchester fighting for his family. he is always there to protect sam but he also suffers a lot. the song is this video features dean winchester fighting for his family. he is always there to protect sam but he also suffers a lot. the song is
  supernatural polka
vid made to the supernatural gag reel. just made for a laugh! music= polkarama by weird al yankovic. enjoy!:d vid made to the supernatural gag reel. just made for a laugh! music= polkarama by weird al yankovic. enjoy!:d vid made to the supernatural gag reel. just made for a laugh! music= polkarama by weird al yankovic. enjoy!:d
  supernatural - carry on my wayward son
contains clips up to the episode heart. clips courtesy of www.supernatural.tv. music- carry on my wayward son by kansas contains clips up to the episode heart. clips courtesy of www.supernatural.tv. music- carry on my wayward son by kansas contains clips up to the episode heart. clips courtesy of www.supernatural.tv. music- carry on my wayward son by kansas
  supernatural bloopers: part 2
bloopers from the cw's supernatural dvd, that was released in the uk a little bit ago. dang funny and very very enjoyable. :d provided by supernatural.tv bloopers from the cw's supernatural dvd, that was released in the uk a little bit ago. dang funny and very very enjoyable. :d provided by supernatural.tv bloopers from the cw's supernatural dvd, that was released in the uk a little bit ago. dang funny and very very enjoyable. :d provided by supernatural.tv
  supernatural- boulevard of broken songs
a supernatural vid the green day lyrics i have tried to set to dean's pov and the oasis lyrics are from sam's pov. music- boulevard of broken songs- green day and oasis enjoy! (i own nothing and make no profit from these vids, i make them for fun.) a supernatural vid the green day lyrics i have tried to set to dean's pov and the oasis lyrics are from sam's pov. music- boulevard of broken songs- green day and oasis enjoy! (i own nothing and make no profit from these vids, i make them for fun.) a supernatural vid the green day lyrics i have tried to set to dean's pov and the oasis lyrics are from sam's pov. music- boulevard of broken songs- green day and oasis enjoy! (i own nothing and make no profit from these vids, i make them for fun.)
  supernatural cw connect - misha collins
supernatural cw connect - misha collins supernatural cw connect - misha collins supernatural cw connect - misha collins
  supernatural clip 1 - lazarus rising.
supernatural clip 1 - lazarus rising. supernatural clip 1 - lazarus rising. supernatural clip 1 - lazarus rising.
  supernatural 4: eye of the tiger & comedy
jensen ackles and jared padalecki share how the jensen ackles and jared padalecki share how the jensen ackles and jared padalecki share how the
  supernatural vs juice
short clip of the battle, hosted by sway with commentary from him, juice and supernat. i know juice had this removed the last time it was on so maybe seeing the comments he'll change his mind. link to the whole battle: part 1 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ku8ende6jty part 2 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1guvpdel46e short clip of the battle, hosted by sway with commentary from him, juice and supernat. i know juice had this removed the last time it was on so maybe seeing the comments he'll change his mind. link to the whole battle: part 1 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ku8ende6jty part 2 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1guvpdel46e short clip of the battle, hosted by sway with commentary from him, juice and supernat. i know juice had this removed the last time it was on so maybe seeing the comments he'll change his mind. link to the whole battle: part 1 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ku8ende6jty part 2 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1guvpdel46e
  supernatural 4: misha collins - part 2
misha collins talks about yet another angel on supernatural, uriel. he also shares with us some of the dangers of working in the set of supernatural. host: jason c. produced by: catalina walsh property of tribune interactive misha collins talks about yet another angel on supernatural, uriel. he also shares with us some of the dangers of working in the set of supernatural. host: jason c. produced by: catalina walsh property of tribune interactive misha collins talks about yet another angel on supernatural, uriel. he also shares with us some of the dangers of working in the set of supernatural. host: jason c. produced by: catalina walsh property of tribune interactive
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