A comprehensive global survey of flood myths and their heroic survivors, from Noah and Utnapishtim to lesser-known deluge heroes across cultures worldwide.

An in-depth examination of the serpent reliefs at Göbekli Tepe (c 9600–8200 BCE), their ritual context, and the possibility that they foreshadow the Eden serpent-and-tree complex—read through the lens of the Eve Theory of Consciousness.

A speculative reconstruction of a proto-word for ‘soul’ or ‘spirit’ dating back 15,000+ years, examining cross-linguistic echoes of ancient life-force terminology.

Explores the speculative Jing hypothesis proposing that a primordial word sounding like ‘jing’ or ‘gen’ once meant soul or spirit across ancient cultures worldwide.

Explores ancient serpent myths across the Americas, their deep antiquity, and links to the evolution of human consciousness.

An exploration of Chinese serpent deities Nüwa and Fuxi through the lens of the Eve Theory of Consciousness, revealing parallels between Eastern and Western creation myths.

A speculative reconstruction of a Proto-Sapiens root *ŋAN, proposing an ancient global word for ‘breath’ and ‘soul’ and tracing its reflexes across major language families.

An exploration of ancient Russian and Slavic serpent myths, connecting them to the global archetype of the ‘Snake Cult of Consciousness’ and the Eve Theory of Consciousness.

An exhaustive survey of every known apocryphal narrative that places Jesus in Egypt, the texts that transmit them, and the theological motifs they serve.

An exploration of Christopher Columbus’s possible esoteric influences, including Renaissance Hermeticism and Medici patronage, and the pre-1492 rumors of lands across the Atlantic.