Originally Aired on May 4, 2013 Walter Cruttenden's book, The Lost Star of Myth and Time is a groundbreaking piece of work dealing with the cycles of time and the possibility that precession is driven by a binary companion of our own sun. Walter is also the founder of the Binary Research Institute, and host of the CPAK conference. He has a documentary out called The Great Year, and even a children's book on this topic called, The Great Year Adventures with Tommy the Time Travelling Turtle. In this interview, we discuss; Cycles of Time. The Rise and Fall of Civilizations. How Ancient Cultures viewed Time. Precession and it's possible causes. Binary Star Systems. Whether or not we could have a binary companion. The possibility of being connected to Sirius. The unusual behavior of Sirius. What the ancients said about Sirius. Ancient technology. Golden Ages. Yuga Cycles. The Great Year. Out of place artifacts. And plenty more. Walter's work is unique in many ways. The book is really a must read, and although we get speculative at times, Walter is very grounded and scientific in his work. Download
Originally Aired on May 4, 2013 Walter Cruttenden's book, The Lost Star of Myth and Time is a groundbreaking piece of work dealing with the cycles of time and the possibility that precession is driven by a binary companion of our own sun. Walter is also the founder of the Binary Research Institute, and host of the CPAK conference. He has a documentary out called The Great Year, and even a children's book on this topic called, The Great Year Adventures with Tommy the Time Travelling Turtle. In this interview, we discuss; Cycles of Time. The Rise and Fall of Civilizations. How Ancient Cultures viewed Time. Precession and it's possible causes. Binary Star Systems. Whether or not we could have a binary companion. The possibility of being connected to Sirius. The unusual behavior of Sirius. What the ancients said about Sirius. Ancient technology. Golden Ages. Yuga Cycles. The Great Year. Out of place artifacts. And plenty more. Walter's work is unique in many ways. The book is really a must read, and although we get speculative at times, Walter is very grounded and scientific in his work. Download
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