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    Ancient Earth Mysteries
    Ancient Earth Mysteries
    Ancient Earth Mysteries
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    Ancient Earth Mysteries

    By J.C. Vintner

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    A beginner's guide to ancient earth mysteries. Is humanity the first creation of intelligent beings? Do similar human-type species exist throughout the cosmos? If so, have those species mastered technologies only to self-destruct in an unfortunate series of events? The Universe is unbelievably enormous, this is undisputed. It's extremely selfish to think we are the only existing intelligent life.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJ.C. Vintner
    Release dateJul 20, 2012
    ISBN9780985944506
    Ancient Earth Mysteries
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    J.C. Vintner

    Short Biography: American author J.C. Vintner writes about ancient mysteries, past cultures, strange phenomena, the unexplained, and how they affect the world today. With topics ranging from art in the renaissance to UFO sightings, Vintner strives to strengthen ancient mystery theories with added insight from neutral perspectives. Vintner writes for an Ancient Mysteries website and provides regular blog updates. In 2011, Vintner published a book detailing her article topics covered on the website while relating to her own experiences. Vintner is extremely passionate about the history of Earth and its cultures with a belief that we are all part of something monumental. JC experiences premonitions on a regular basis which continue to focus on the energy. Although some may be considered coincidental, many others result in epiphany. These situations shape Vintner's message and further stimulate her cognitive perception. Everything is connected by energy; it binds the Universe. Long Version: J.C. Vintner was born in Florida on 15 Aug, 1972. American author J.C. Vintner researches ancient mysteries, past cultures, strange phenomena, the unexplained, legendary cryptids, and writes about how they affect the world today in attempt to discover unified theories, or a connection into the universal mind as she so eloquently states. Her research efforts have lead to the publication of three short non-fiction reference books, a compilation piece, and contributions to several volunteer media productions. Her mother is a biological sciences researcher, and her father an engineer, who value hard work, determination, and sharing knowledge for good causes. With these influences, Vintner attended Catholic and Baptist schools, moving on to complete six years of education in sciences. Personal experiences growing up contributed to deep interpersonal thinking, provoking J.C. to further explore realms of spirituality and superstitions. According to some sources, her name is believed to be an acronym for Jules Cornelius although this has not been confirmed for denied. Throughout schooling and various expeditions, premonition experiences stimulated continuing studies on a number of research topics, leading to the completion of her non-fiction works. Her subjects of choice focus primarily on ancient megalithic sites, mysterious relics, unidentified craft, unknown creatures, and a slew of strange mysteries that both science and religion struggle with finding logical explanations for. A well-known quote from Vintner states: “We are part of something unimaginably bigger than perception allows one to perceive.” Vintner's writing style enables the reader to decide how they believe on certain subject matter with careful scrutiny to refrain from her own biased opinions. She understands that on a global scale, for researchers to truly understand answers to the unexplained, that it is necessary to explore both scientific and religious aspects together, while presenting how everything is part of a much larger picture. Written works by J.C. Vintner include: Ancient Earth Mysteries – 2011 - A guidebook exploring various unexplained historical conundrums facing science and religion today. In this book, Vintner emphasizes the importance of many profound mysteries both in the mainstream and those lesser known, with intent to transfer research knowledge, aiming to inspire other independent researchers to try and solve some of history's greatest unknowns. Mysteries of the Universe – 2012 – Philosophy of the universal mind examining vast cosmic mysteries influencing humanity with emphasis on quantum physics and spirituality. Mysteries of the Universe presents ideas and concepts which expand consciousness beyond everyday in-the-box thinking. In this work, Vintner puts forward the importance of a symbiotic relationship between humanity and the cosmos. Legendary Cryptids – 2013 – The third book in the series, Legendary Cryptids, expands on the philosophy of universal mind to examine mysterious creatures thought to exist around the world. With hundreds of years of eye-witness testimonies and debunking, Vintner sheds light on darker realms of the planet with intuitive explanations derived from tangible evidence known to exist. Ancient World Mysteries – 2014 – The compilation work, which includes personal accounts detailing Vintner's interest in religious and scientific unknowns. Further notations to Ancient Earth Mysteries, Mysteries of the Universe, and Legendary Cryptids are also part of the extensive work released over a three year period. For J.C.'s research contributions with an intimate knowledge of how various mysteries from human history interconnect, it is understood she will continue to pass along any answers or revelations she may uncover. Vintner's willingness to share findings with the world is also evident in the way her works are made available. Web media projects she contributes to include mysterypile.com, universemysteries.com, and legendarycryptids.com, offering a large majority of her research and new articles published on a fairly consistent basis. As well, Vintner's works are priced through various retail outlets to cover only delivery and materials for those who prefer hard copy and digital format with convenient access.

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      Ancient Earth Mysteries - J.C. Vintner

      Ancient Earth Mysteries

      J.C. Vintner

      Copyright 2012 by J.C. Vintner

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      Our ancestors are still

      shaping the world we live in today.

      Introduction

      Throughout the world we find countless treasures, artifacts, and structures which were once the everyday pride of our ancient ancestors. Time has buried many objects along with their secrets and it's believed modern archeology hasn’t even scratched the surface of those estimated to exist. Science managed to uncover some of the secrets, only leaving an aching thirst to find out more. Due to large gaps of missing items and information, the process to rediscover our human past is much like digging through a very long and dark rabbit hole. How far does it go? Is there a light in sight, at all?

      One answer has eluded mankind since the dawn of existence. One definitive answer satisfying all pent-up curiosities thousands and thousands of years in the making. The next most amazing concept since the discovery of fire. So what is it? Who are we? Why is life the way it is? These questions have motivated people as far back as historical records go. It makes sense that many of questions similar to these were asked verbally before the dawn of written language. The very first Egyptian Hieroglyph depicts a wine press. Surely the Egyptians practiced and perfected the art of wine making for a longer period of time than our historical record indicates.

      Information found in this book is based on tangible evidence of existing places and artifacts obtained from long hours of research. Certain ideas cover highly controversial and deeply speculated topics from rudimentary perspectives. The goal of this concept is to provide ample opportunity for deciphering meaning in both introspective and broad realms. Discovering a single answer to why humans exist is not an easy task considering the insurmountable number of variables. As much as mankind has learned over the past thousands of years, it is still believed by some that life on Earth remains in a period of infancy.

      In the past, our ancient ancestors lived in tight knit social communities where many of their activities were contingent on social interactions like hunting, gathering, and cooking. We know before modern technologies, food and spirituality were primary focal points for everyday life according to mainstream sciences. Each day, dedicated researchers bring new evidence to light which continuously dates cultures to be older and alters the perspective of our past. For a while science believed the oldest civilization was a mere 5,000 years, consistent with quite a few cultural beliefs. Then artifacts and settlements were found, pushing the date back 10-12,000 years. Theorists now estimate civil cultures as old as 35-40,000 years based on a recent climate discovery purposing an ancient migration route through the North American ice sheet. Meanwhile, molecular and fossil science states that modern humans originated in Africa some 100 to 200 thousand years ago.

      There is one absolutely unquestionable and easily identifiable transcendence from ancient culture to ancient culture. Our past ancestors uniformly believed in something greater than their own existence. Many today still exhibit the same or a very similar principal belief. Changes in technology put these beliefs to the test, essentially forcing an adjustment in personal values.

      Reoccurring fears of an apocalypse or doomsday event have cycled throughout the ages. Prophecy is not a modern practice. The reality of modern technology, and its rate of acceleration, may very well be the top contributing factors to End of the World theories becoming more wide-spread. Couple technology with the vast amount of information we've learned about our past. As a species we are progressing.

      Modern technology is unbelievably impressive and the leaps mankind made in the last two hundred years is a monumental testament to our deep-rooted perseverance. By in part, new technology can also be blinding in the way we perceive our past. It's easy to look at modern technology and simply say the past is primitive by comparison. The picture is slowly revealing itself and proving our ancestors were not nearly as primitive as once thought. In fact, so much evidence has been uncovered about our ancestors. Some modern theorists believe the only possible explanation is there must be an outside influence or even physical help from other worldly beings.

      We have only scratched the surface of an unfathomable time-line. Science can theoretically trace particle existence to a time long ago when matter was concentrated to a very small, dense point in the sky. Given the scope and size of the Universe according to physics it seems selfish to think Earth bares the only living byproducts of such a grand scale explosion. Finite odds alone tell us there is no conceivable way only one living planet would result from an infinite number of possibilities.

      Even-though we have not yet discovered a means of physically traversing the Universe quickly and safely doesn't mean that it's not attainable. Spirituality and cross-cultural religious beliefs share common elements with theoretical sciences in the pursuit of truth. Both science and religion acknowledge the existence of something greater than ourselves although exactly what the something is differs by perspectives.

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