Newgrange and the New Science
Kieran Comerford,
an engineer by training spent eight years investigating the purpose
for which Newgrange was built. He concluded that this Neolithic World Heritage Site
in the Boyne Valley, County Meath, represented the culmination of a huge project which began
in County Sligo and progressed south-eastwards through a series of developments.
Each of these intermediate monuments became more sophisticated and Newgrange
represented the perfection of an ancient technology which has been lost.
Newgrange was not built just to tell the time of the winter solstice. It
functioned throughout the year and the science and technology behind its main
purpose is revealed in this book
Newgrange and the New Science.
Bringing together knowledge from a wide range of sources Kieran explains how we can understand
and benefit from this "New Science", but science itself, as we know it, must change to accommodate these old, and now rediscovered ideas.
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Contents
- Chapter 1 - The Mysteries of Neolithic Ireland
- Chapter 2 - From Partnership to Domination
- Chapter 3 - The Spiral
- Chapter 4 - Torsion Fields
- Chapter 5 - Overcoming Gravity
- Chapter 6 - Ancient Connections
- Chapter 7 - Layers Within Layers
- Chapter 8 - Stages of Development
- Chapter 9 - Newgrange is Damaged
- Chapter 10 - The Lessons of Newgrange
- Chapter 11 - The Revival of Shamanism
- Chapter 12 - The Universal Energy Field
- Chapter 13 - As Above, So Below
- Chapter 14 - The Energy Field is Damaged
- Chapter 15 - Healing the Energy Field
- Chapter 16 - Magnetic Attraction
- Chapter 17 - Applications of Subtle Energies
- Chapter 18 - The Power of Intention
- Chapter 19 - Not How But Whether
- Chapter 20 - Creating a New Environment
- Appendix A - Meditation
- Appendix B - Protection from Electromagnetic Radiation
- Appendix C - Working with Subtle Energies
Review by Peter Cowman of the Living Architecture Centre
Under the title
Newgrange and the New Science author Kieran Comerford lures us
inside that eponymous Neolithic giant of the
Boyne Valley, illuminating its
darkness with intuition and skilful insight. As probing as any solstitial light event, this timeless experience leads us from
the ordinary to the extraordinary, from the present to the past – then back
again. When we finally emerge from this incredible journey it is to discover
that our consciousness has shifted allowing us to experience the world afresh.
No time is wasted or sacred cow spared. Male domination is dispatched so swiftly
we hardly have time to catch a breath. Next, the world as we know it is
deconstructed as we spiral off into space-time, cruising the invisible realms of
emptiness and atoms, gravity and dark matter. From this high altitude we are
invited not only to experience the world anew but to feel its vibrations deep within ourselves.
Before we know it the earth moves once more beneath our feet! Crustal
displacement shifts the poles, changing our perspective and laying the
foundations of modern civilisation and the science which dominates it. Vision
quests, devas, orgone energy, elemental beings or magical ritual have no place
in this world. We experience this absence as emptiness. To fill this void we
must balance reason with intuition, opening the wellspring of knowing within our hearts.
Intention is the key to renewing ourselves and resonating with the Universe. It
is by such means that we can order our world and orient ourselves meaningfully
within it. A paradigm shift of this nature is well within our grasp. Kieran Comerford
clearly shows us the way. The epitome of the 'modern man' – learned, insightful,
loving and considerate – he reaches out a hand which we should immediately
grasp. Buy and read this book, change your life and the world will soon follow.
Peter Cowman BArch.,
Director
Living Architecture Centre
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