In the first half, engineer and scientist Maurice Cotterell discussed sunspots and how they affect history and the rise and fall of civilizations. He also addressed his work on alternative energy, and how antigravity can be used to break down water into hydrogen fuel. The sun's cycles affect human fertility, mortality, and global events, as well as the human personality, he stated. Explaining how gravity works, Cotterell said it uses hydrogen as the prime mover in the gravitational mechanism. Through his understanding gravity, he was able to comprehend antigravity as well, which he classified into four types. One of them, "mechanical centrifugal," is created when a centrifugal force exceeds the Earth's gravitational force. "This is what they use in flying saucers, " he suggested, with the spin of the craft preventing the electrons inside the ship from "the synchronizing spin of gravity waves," allowing it to become weightless.
Cotterell noted that there are both scientific and spiritual sides to his work. His new book, The Secret Messiah, is about the life and times of Leonardo da Vinci, and how he was a miracle maker. Cotterell discovered a hidden message in a da Vinci painting, "Madonna of the Yardwinder," and used a decoding process that he'd developed in his studies of the Maya and Peruvians (related video). What he learned was that Jesus had multiple incarnations, including lives as Viracocha, the Peruvian healer, and Lord Pacal of the Maya. For more, view related material Cotterell shared with us: PDF-1 / PDF-2
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Near-death experience researcher for over 30 years, PMH Atwater's contributions to the NDE field are considered some of the best. She has had three NDEs, with the first in 1977. In the third experience, she heard what seemed like the "voice of the universe," which instructed her to do research and write three books. An NDE can be life-changing, and though most come back with positive revelations, it can take up to seven years to integrate the experience into your life, and about 70% of the experiencers end up getting divorced, she reported, as "they no longer fit where they were before." The aftereffects of an NDE can include metabolic changes, greater sensitivity, increased allergies, breathing anomalies, and lower blood pressure. "It's almost like you become an entirely different person," she remarked.
In Atwater's research base, she found that 1 out of 7 individuals had an unpleasant or hellish NDE, which really shook their lives. She also cited some interesting new statistics-- every day in the United States, 774 people have a near-death experience, and 98% of the population now believes in some form of life after death. Children and babies can also have near-death experiences she noted, even when they're still in the womb. Atwater has concluded that reincarnation is real and that we live many lives, at many levels. There is no ending to life, she added, and we are part of an extreme vastness that is awe-inspiring to contemplate.
News segment guests: Howard Bloom, Mish Shedlock