Saturday February 24th, 2007

The Orion Zone--in Arizona!

Gary David has discovered that the Hopi nation of the American Southwest created its early villages, in their entirety, as a reflection of the night sky.

Listen as William Henry explores with him how he made this discovery, why it must be true and, above all what it means to our understanding of ourselves as human beings, and our lost memories of being a cosmic species.

The constellation of Orion is reflected in the placement of the pyramids at Giza, AND--as Gary David has discovered--as part of the process of placing villages across the American southwest by the now-vanished Anasazi.

But why? William Henry talks to the rarely interviewed Gary David, who also tells us a little about Hopi legends and thoughts regarding this and regarding mankind's relationship with other orders of being.

Gary does not interview often, and shares only rare bits of Hopi knowledge that they are comfortable with him sharing, so don't miss this Dreamland exclusive!

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Whitley Strieber approaches the mysteries uncovered by Gary David in a totally different way. He reveals that we need to prepare ourselves for the energy that will be available in 2012, and if "we're going to try to take advantage of those energies when they become available," we're going to need knowledge.

He says, "this book goes so deep that the actual energy of these ideas emerges in the reading process because of the way Gary talks about things like the relationship between words, and what power there is in words."

This unusual and powerful interview contains real food for the searcher.

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Linda Moulton Howe Emmy award winner Linda Moulton Howe is Dreamland's regular science reporter.