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Founder and President of The Academy for Future Science, an international NGO (non-government organization). He is a social scientist, futurist, remote sensing and space law specialist. He is author of twenty books, his best-seller is The Keys of Enoch®.  Among his other books is one he co-authored with physicist, Russell Targ, entitled End of Suffering.  He has two Ph.Ds, one from the University of California (1977), and one from the University of Minnesota (1993). His M.Th. is from Luther Theological Seminary where he studied early Greek, Latin and Coptic literature from the Patristic period.read more

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The death of the greatest prophet in the Old Testament is shrouded in mystery. Why, and what does this mean to us today? Listen as researcher Rand Flem-Ath, famed for his discoveries about Earth’s crustal shift, uncovers the truth about one of history’s strangest and most important assassinations. A concealed story of betrayal, revenge and murder has been buried within the Bible for centuries.read more

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William Henry reports on his recent quest for the secrets of the Essenes in Egypt. The presence of this secretive Jewish sect in Egypt is little known, but, in fact, a group of them went to Heliopolis in Egypt in 180BC where–incredibly–they built a copy of Solomon’s Temple, complete with all the hidden materials within it, including the Ark of the Covenant.

Listen to William tell the enthralling story of this visit, and the secrets that were revealed to him, and the power that he found. Learn how he opens his heart to the energies that are available in sacred places in Egypt, which are still very much alive.read more

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From the escalating threat of terrorism to environmental change and dramatic shifts in climate, 2015 is likely to be a year of great drama. What’s the worst and best we can expect? John Hogue predicts. He gives us insight into his new book, 10 Predictions for 2015 and offers specific predictions regarding what will happen in the middle east this year.
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