How can we control our nervous state to arrive at a more relaxed condition? Arousal is one thing, but the stress involved in a flight-or-flight response can push us over the edge.
One method to moderate our biological state: Through controlled breathing and the practice of pranayama. Here, the Reese Report discusses how our nervous system operates and ways we can enter a flow state.
Kill the machines! Here’s a look at the present, as well as the past, and quite possibly the future, seen through the vortex of the silent movie Metropolis. Greg Reese reassembled this footage.
How do we enter the astral world when we experience dreams?
Here’s a look at that questions through the gaze of the great philosopher and occultist Rudolf Steiner as well as the Buddhist religion and its focus on bardos.
What are bardos? Those are transitional states lying somewhere between death and rebirth. Here’s more from Greg Reese.
Do we live in a material world?
Or can consciousness move mountains?
Here’s a look at science, philosophy, faith, religion and the nature of life. Greg Reese reports.
Paintings and other documents have suggested there might be a second Sphinx on the Giza Plateau. But archaeologists did not have any kind of solid evidence that was so.
Until now. New SAR scans show a second Sphinx buried under the sand. SAR is an acronym for Synthetic Aperture Radar. NASA, other space agencies or even inquisitive anthropologists, can take SAR scans from space while circling above spots on Earth.
If there’s a second Sphinx, as now appears to be the case, will the Egyptian government allow it to be excavated? What might it show? Here’s more from Greg Reese on the Reese Report.
The American Revolution in 1776 spurred a series of revolutions around the world, beginning in France and continuing in Haiti and other Latin American nations through the early 1800. How did the thinkers behind these revolutions communicate? How many were members of secret societies or outfits like the Free Masons?
Now, the same astronomical skies have returned from that era? Will we see a new round of revolutions? Does astrology have anything to do with it? Here’s more from Greg Reese.
Greg Reese returns with another look at our solar system. The ancients wavered in their theories. Some viewed the Earth revolving around the sun in a heliocentric orbit. But there were also cultures who thought we had a geocentric Earth that stayed in place as the sun, moons and stars revolved around the planet.
Here’s a look at those two widely differing theories, who espoused each one, and whether they can stand the tests of time — and reality. Here’s more from the Reese Report.
Here, Greg Reese explores the cycles of the Great Reset, particularly those adopted by the Hindus and Mayans as well as how the Zodiac was viewed by the philosophers of ancient Greece. The elusive Black Sun adds esoteric and occult components, many focused around the planet Saturn. Reese explains a few of the figures who delved into the Black Sun, including Helena Blavatsky.
We are nearing major changes in the Kali Yuga cycles, and those are shaping the great upheavals we are seeing around the globe — not only economic strife and war, but also great physical transformations as well.
Older churches, Egyptian pyramids and even ancient Mayan culture bear witness to warnings of a Great Reset to come. But calculating the date of that reset has been difficult.
That’s because the original religious and alchemical warnings came at a time when years only lasted 360 days. But the 365-day year began subsequently, throwing off the calculations.
When you recalibrate the predictions taking into account the longer years now occurring, you arrive at the year 2046 as the likely timeframe when the next Great Reset occurs. Here’s more from Greg Reeese.
Does a Great Reset — a shifting of the Earth’s poles and equator — happen every 12,000 years? If so, how close are we to experiencing the next reset?
Here, the Reese Report offers a look at the evidence and the varied hypotheses that have been presented by scientists and forecasters.
