This free book speaks to a number of topics, but at its core is a simple theory – that every major religion on Earth can be validated with observable science based evidence that can be reviewed and easily understood by children and adults alike.
This evidence originates from two indigenous sources:
1) the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe in Snoqualmie Washington
2) the people of Somaliland, an unrecognized territory in northern Somalia
Based on evidence in his paintings, and in his notebooks, I believe that Leonardo Da Vinci came to America, viewed the evidence related to the Snoqualmie Tribe, and subsequently disseminated his findings using the tools available to him.
Da Vinci’s paintings indicate that Jesus 1) had knowledge of lenses and cameras and 2) that he shared archeological information with others. From here it’s a short leap to the idea that he had acces to a telescope and a device for tracking stars while photographing them.
At Laas Geel in Somaliland, the Somali people were painting accurate depictions of what we call the constellation Monoceros. Ancient Egyptians referred to this same constellation (Monoceros) as Hathor. Hathor was major figure in Egyptian thinking – a Sky Goddess and the mother of Ra and Horus, as well as Hapshepsut, whose temple appears in this book.
There is significant additional evidence suggesting that this theory – that scientific proof of God’s existence came from Monoceros/Hathor – was widely known in ancient Greece, ancient Egypt, and later in Europe after Da Vinci’s time, as well as in Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam and Christianity.
Unfortunately at some point that knowledge apparently slipped away from us.
It’s been an honor and a privilege to work on this project, and I’m both honored and privileged once again to present this to you, the people of the world, in a time when rapid dissemination of information will insure it is never lost again.
Respect.
Chris Rawley
“We set sail on this new sea because there is new knowledge to be gained, and new rights to be won, and they must be won and used for the progress of all people.”
– President John F Kennedy