Anti- Gravity Roads!
Kenneth
Humphreys
Nikolaos Koumartzis
Minas Papageorgiou
In this study, we attempt to provide a long list of such roads all over the world (more than 100 cases!). At the same time, via earlier investigations, we give possible explanations and cite a simple -albeit entirely-scientific - method which can help you unfold the mystery of any gravity road you might visit.
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I think Christianism will fall apart in the future but endless factionalism is the essence of religiosity because it is a man-made construct. But the parasite is also endlessly adaptable. Religion draws into itself the lost, the lonely, the unfulfilled. For that reason it will always be with us. I think we will see a new Gnosticism emerge from “enlightened” Christianity (which has no need of a historical Jesus) and a militant Fundamentalism, hell-bent on realizing the apocalypse and its own “rapture”. But I remain optimistic. Let’s hope we can keep most people on the side of rationalism and science.
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Metaphysical Review 2009
Vrykous: An Ancient Lost City
The Strange Properties of Psychokinesis
Gateway Team
Minas Papageorgiou
Helmut Schmidt
A year is gone and a new one has already started. The first decade of the millennium is over and 2010 introduces us to the second. The Hellenic Society of Metaphysics hopefully celebrates her 8th birthday and leaves aside a year which was full of innovation, evolution and synergy!
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In the southeastern edge of the Aegean Sea, between Crete and Rhodes, is the most southern -along with small Kassos- island of the Dodecanese. This is Karpathos, also known as Anemoessa even from the Homeric years. The place is characterized by the effortless attachment of its inhabitants to the customs of the region, which are so ancient that their roots are lost in the mists of time.
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This paper discusses evidence for a psychokinetic effect acting on chance events. Emphasis is laid on psychokinetic action on pre-recorded random processes and its interpretation in terms of two general hypotheses, the weak violation hypothesis, and the equivalence hypothesis. These hypotheses imply that psychokinesis can act on the outcome of indeterministic quantum events only, and that, basically, all such events are affected to the same degree.
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