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by Marie D. Jones


  ———. The Science of the Dogon: Decoding the African Mystery Tradition (Rochester, Vt.: Inner Traditions, 2006).

  Shanks, Herschel. “What Brings You Here?” Biblical Archeology Review, July/August 2013.

  Sitchin, Zecharia. There Were Gods Upon the Earth: Gods, Demigods, and Human Ancestry: The Evidence of Alien DNA (Rochester, Vt.: Bear & Co., 2010).

  Smith, Matt. “Ancient Tennessee Cave Paintings Show Deep Thinking By Natives.” CNN.com, June 21, 2013.

  Stewart, Pete. The Spiritual Science of the Stars: A Guide To the Architecture of the Spirit (Rochester, Vt.: Inner Traditions, 2007).

  Thagard, Paul. “Hot Thought: Why Memes Are a Bad Idea.” Psychology Today, January 2013.

  Von Daniken, Erich. Odyssey of the Gods: The History of Extraterrestrial Contact in Ancient Greece (Franklin Lakes, N.J.: New Page Books, 2010).

  Von Franz, Marie-Louise. The Interpretation of Fairy Tales (Berkeley, Calif.: Shambhala Books, 1996).

  Watts, Duncan J. Everything Is Obvious: Why Common Sense Fails Us (New York: Crown Books, 2012).

  Woollaston, Victoria. “America’s Oldest Cave Paintings Found, Dating Back Six Thousand Years.” UK Mail online, June 18, 2013.

  Index

  Aboriginal rock art, 63-64

  African rock art, 64-65

  Akashic Field, 214

  alchemical pursuits, Rosicrucian, 185-186

  aliens, ancient, 200-218

  alphabet, history of the, 83-84

  alphabetic writing, 83

  ancient artisans, 188-189

  anthropomorphism, 59

  Antikythera Mechanism, 150-152

  anti-memes, 37-39

  Archaic Period, 75

  archetypes, 211

  archetypes,

  myths and, 99-100

  religion and, 45

  art, primitive, 62-63

  artisans, ancient, 188-189

  association memes, 36-37

  astronauts, ancient, 200-218

  astronomy, 105-106

  Axis Mundi motif, 101

  Baghdad Battery, 149-150

  Baigong Pipes, 164-165

  ballads, 141-146

  Bible codes, 194-195

  Blombos Cave, 62

  Bloody Mary, 126

  Book of Life, 214

  Bosnian Pyramid, 166-168

  Brotherhood of Death, 180

  Brothers Grimm, the, 140-141

  Buddha, 93

  Cathars, 172-174

  cave art, North American, 58-62

  cave paintings, 54-57

  Chauvet-Pont-d’Arc Cave, 55-56

  Chumash Indians, 58

  Classical Period, 75

  codes,

  hidden, 193-194

  morals and, 91-92

  cognitive fluidity, 46

  collective unconscious, 210

  comparative mythology, 97-102

  contagious magic, 137-138

  Context, 43

  Coso Artifact, 154-156

  Crowley, Aleister, 181

  cultural evolution, 30-32

  Cumberland Plateau, 58, 60

  Darwin, Charles, 30-31

  Dendera light bulb, 152-153

  diffusion, 40-41

  distinction memes, 36

  DNA, 46-49

  Dogon tribe, 205, 212-214

  Dunbar Cave, 60

  80/20 Principle, 42-43

  El Castillo cave paintings, 54-55

  epigenetics, 48-49

  esoteric teachings, 171

  esotericism, 171

  evolution, cultural, 30-32

  fables, 119-120

  fairytales, 138-140

  fields and grids, 214-217

  folk tales, 131-134

  folklore, 131-134

  Freemasonry, 186-188

  genes, information and, 34

  geoglyphs, 65

  Geometric Period, 75

  Georgia Guidestones, 156-161

  Ghost Car, 126

  Gobekli Tepe, 207

  graffiti, origin of, 60-61

  Great Flood myth, 89-91

  Great Pyramid, 166-168

  Greek art, evolution of, 74-77

  Green Man motif, 100

  grids, fields and, 214-217

  Hellenistic Period, 75

  history, oral, 29

  Hundreth Monkey Effect, 44-45

  idea transmission, 35

  ideographic writing, 82-83

  Illuminati, 181-182

  images, hidden, 193-194

  information, 27-29

  definition of, 28

  genes and, 34

  passing on, 29

  Inquisition, the, 171

  intaglios images, 65

  Jesus model, 92-97

  Johnny Appleseed, 128-129

  Jumping Jesus, 44, 51-52

  Kensington Runestone, 162-163

  King Solomon, 189-190

  Knights Templar, 178-179

  Krishna, 94

  landscape art, 65-67

  Lascaux cave paintings, 56-57

  Lass Gaa’l cave paintings, 55

  Law of the Few, 42-43

  legends, 121-124

  Library at Alexandria, 197-198

  literal truths, 112-115

  logographic writing, 83

  magic, contagious, 137-138

  Mannerbund, 180-182

  Marchen Und Sagen, 120-121

  Masonic history, 192-193

  mass consciousness, 44-45

  meme transmission, 35

  memes, 32-34

  association, 36-37

  distinction, 36

  strategy, 36

  memetics, 32-34

  mental networks, 39-40

  Mesopotamia, 118-119

  Mesopotamia, 80-81

  mind viruses, 34-37

  misinformation, 226-228

  monomyth, path of the, 98-99

  morals, codes and, 91-92

  motifs, common, 88-91

  Mud Glyph Cave, 60

  multiple discovery, 44-45

  myth and psyche, 102-104

  myth, definition of a, 85-86

  mythology, comparative, 97-102

  myths,

  archetypes and, 45

  categories of, 87-88

  Nazca Lines, 66

  Nephilim, 109-112

  Nestor Cup, 61

  North American cave art, 58-62

  nursery rhymes, 141-146

  Object of Aiud, 163-164

  occult teachings, 171

  ochre, history of, 69-70

  Opus Dei, 181-182

  oral history, 29

  outbreak, pattern of, 43-44

  paleocontact, 201

  parables, 119-120

  petroforms, 62-63

  petroglyphs, 62-63

  petrographs, 62-63

  pictograms, 63

  pottery, history of, 71-72

  primitive art, 62-53

  proto-writing, 82-83

  psyche, myth and, 102-104

  Puma Punku, 207

  Rake, the, 126

  religion, archetypes and, 45

  Rennes-le-Chateau, 174-178

  Roman and Greek art, 75-76

  Rosicrucian alchemical pursuits, 185-186

  Rosicrucians, 182-185

  Rosslyn Chapel, 190-193

  Rosy Cross, 183-184

  rumors, 229-233

  Saqqara Bird, 153-154

  secrets and societies, 170-172

  serpent motif, 101-102

  Sitchin, Zecharia, 205

  Skull and Bones, 180

  Slenderman, 126

  snake motif, 101-102

  social system, individual, 41

  societies, secrets and, 170-172

  Solomon’s Temple, 189-190

  songs, 141-146

  spirits, symbols and, 63-67

  steganography, 193

  Stickiness Factor, 43

  stories, visual, 53-57

  strategy memes, 36

  S
umerians, 80-81

  syllabic writing, 83

  symbols, common, 88-91

  spirits and, 63-67

  tarot cards, 195-197

  themes, common, 88-91

  tipping points, 41-44

  totem poles, 67-69

  3-D art, 77-78

  truths, literal, 112-115

  Tsoukalos, Giorgio, 203

  UFOs, 202

  urban legends, 124-128

  Venus of Berekhet Ram, 71

  viruses, mind, 34-37

  visual stories, 53-57

  von Daniken, Erich, 204-205

  Westcar Papyrus, 118-119

  Winnemucca Lake, 65

  World Tree motif, 101

  Zero Point Field, 214-215

  About the Authors

  Marie D. Jones

  Marie D. Jones is the best-selling author of Destiny vs. Choice: The Scientific and Spiritual Evidence Behind Fate and Free Will; 2013: End of Days or a New Beginning—Envisioning the World After the Events of 2012; PSIence: How New Discoveries in Quantum Physics and New Science May Explain the Existence of Paranormal Phenomena; and Looking for God in All the Wrong Places. Marie coauthored with her father, geophysicist Dr. John Savino, Supervolcano: The Catastrophic Event That Changed the Course of Human History. She is also the coauthor of 11:11—The Time Prompt Phenomenon: The Meaning Behind Mysterious Signs, Sequences and Synchronicities; The Resonance Key: Exploring the Links Between Vibration, Consciousness, and the Zero Point Grid; The Déjà vu Enigma: A Journey Through the Anomalies of Mind, Memory. and Time; and The Trinity Secret: The Power of Three and the Code of Creation with Larry Flaxman, her partner in ParaExplorers.com, an organization devoted to exploring unknown mysteries. Their latest book is This Book Is From the Future: A Journey Through Portals, Relativity, Wormholes and Other Adventures in Time Travel. Marie and Larry have also launched the ParaExplorer Series of e-books and articles introducing readers to a variety of subjects.

  She has an extensive background in metaphysics, cutting-edge science, and the paranormal, and has worked as a field investigator for MUFON (Mutual UFO Network) in Los Angeles and San Diego in the 1980s and 1990s. She currently serves as a consultant and director of special projects for ARPAST, the Arkansas Paranormal and Anomalous Studies Team, where she works with ARPAST President Larry Flaxman to develop theories that can be tested in the field. Their current project, called The Grid, launched in 2013.

  Marie has been on television, most recently on the History Channel’s Nostradamus Effect series and Ancient Aliens series, and served as a special UFO/abduction consultant for the 2009 Universal Pictures science fiction movie The Fourth Kind. She has been interviewed on hundreds of radio talk shows all over the world, including Coast to Coast AM, NPR, KPBS Radio, Dreamland, the X-Zone, Kevin Smith Show, Paranormal Podcast, Cut to the Chase, Feet 2 The Fire, World of the Unexplained, and the Shirley MacLaine Show, and has been featured in dozens of newspapers, magazines, and online publications all over the world. She is a staff writer and official blogger for Intrepid Magazine, and a regular contributor to New Dawn Magazine, and her essays and articles have appeared in TAPS ParaMagazine, Phenomena, Whole Life Times, Light Connection, Vision, Conspiracy Journal, Beyond Reality, and several popular anthologies, such as If Women Ruled the World, Let Go! And Let Miracles Happen, three Hot Chocolate for the Soul books, and five Chicken Soup for the Soul books. She has also contributed and co-authored more than 50 inspirational books for New Seasons/PIL.

  She has lectured widely at major metaphysical, paranormal, new science and self-empowerment events, including Through the Veil, Queen Mary Weekends, TAPS Academy Training, CPAK, and Paradigm Symposium, Conscious Expo, and Darkness Radio Events, and is a popular public speaker on the subjects of cutting-edge science, the paranormal, metaphysics, Noetics, and human potential. She speaks often at local metaphysical centers, churches, local libraries, bookstore signings, film festivals, and regional meet-ups on writing, the paranormal, human consciousness, science, and metaphysical subjects.

  She is also the screenwriter and co-producer of 19 Hz, a paranormal thriller in development with Bruce Lucas Films, as well as a science fiction feature film titled Aurora, and she serves as a co-host on the popular Dreamland Radio Show.

  Larry Flaxman

  Larry Flaxman is the best-selling author of 11:11—The Time Prompt Phenomenon: The Meaning Behind Mysterious Signs, Sequences and Synchronicities; The Resonance Key: Exploring the Links Between Vibration, Consciousness, and the Zero Point Grid; The Déjà vu Enigma: A Journey Through the Anomalies of Mind, Memory, and Time; and The Trinity Secret: The Power of Three and the Code of Creation with Marie D. Jones, his partner in ParaExplorers.com. Their latest book is This Book Is From the Future: A Journey Through Portals, Relativity, Worm-holes and Other Adventures in Time Travel.

  Larry has been actively involved in paranormal research and hands-on field investigation for more than 13 years, and melds his technical, scientific, and investigative backgrounds together for no-nonsense, scientifically objective explanations regarding a variety of anomalous phenomena. He is the president and senior researcher of ARPAST, the Arkansas Paranormal and Anomalous Studies Team, which he founded in February 2007. Under his leadership, ARPAST has become one of the nation’s largest and most active paranormal research organizations, with more than 150 members worldwide. Widely respected for his expertise on the proper use of equipment and techniques for conducting a solid investigation, Larry also serves as technical advisor to several paranormal research groups throughout the country.

  Larry has appeared on Discovery Channel’s Ghost Lab and History Channel’s Ancient Aliens series, and has been interviewed for dozens of print and online publications, including The Anomalist, Times Herald News, Jacksonville Patriot, ParaWeb, Current Affairs Herald, Unexplained Magazine, the Petit Jean County Headlight, the Villager Online, and the Pine Bluff Commercial. He has appeared on hundreds of radio programs all over the world, including Coast to Coast with George Noory, TAPS Family Radio, Encounters Radio, Higher Dimensions, X-Zone, Ghostly Talk, Eerie Radio, Crossroads Paranormal, Binall of America, World of the Unexplained, and Haunted Voices.

  Larry is a staff writer and official blogger for Intrepid Magazine, and his work has appeared regularly in TAPS ParaMagazine, New Dawn Magazine, and Phenomena. He is also a screenwriter, with a paranormal thriller, 19 Hz, in development with Bruce Lucas Films, and a popular public speaker, lecturing widely at paranormal and metaphysical conferences and events all over the country, including major appearances at Through the Veil; History, Haunts and Legends; Paradigm Symposium; ESP Weekend at the Crescent Hotel; “The Texas GhostShow; and DragonCon. He also speaks widely at local and regional meet-ups, bookstore signings, libraries, and events on the subjects of science, the paranormal, metaphysics, Noetics, and human potential. Larry is also active in the development of cutting-edge custom designed equipment for use in the field investigating environmental effects and anomalies that may contribute to our understanding of the paranormal.

  Table of Contents

  Cover Page

  Title Page

  Copyright Page

  Contents

  Foreword

  Prologue

  Introduction: Going Viral

  Chapter 1: Information, Please: How We Spread It, How We Get It

  Chapter 2: Every Picture Tells a Story (Don’t It?): Image, Art, and Symbol

  Chapter 3: Of Gods and Goddesses: The Rise of the Written Word

  Chapter 4: Once Upon a Time: Story, Lore, and Legend

  Chapter 5: Archeoenigmas: Things Out of Time and Place

  Chapter 6: Hidden Wisdom, Secret Truths

  Chapter 7: Outsourced: Ancient Aliens, Invisible Fields, and Other Outside Information Sources

  Chapter 8: The Stories of Our Lives: How Today’s Ideas Will Become Tomorrow’s Viral Mythology

  Conclusion

  Bibliography

  Index

  About the Authors

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