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Written by Dr. William A. Gaspar
Dr. Gaspar discovered that the Ice Age Cycle of 120,000 years was almost identical in morphology to the HUMAN HEARTBEAT. He was invited to the Art Bell Show to be interviewed on February 10, 2001. He was interviewed on other programs. His friend, the famous Mayan Cosmologist John Major Jenkins (Maya Cosmogenesis 2012 and Galactic Alignment) edited his book and participated in interviews along with Gaspar. Jenkins named Gaspar as one of the most advanced researchers of Ice Age science, incorporating Galactic and Universal connections. He had a short-lived growing celebrity status, that was interrupted with the need to work and pay bills.
The book claims that there is a HEARTBEAT, or a WORD of GOD that creates a natural cyclicity which reaches apocalyptic proportions every 11,500 – 23,000 + years. The ancient astronomy priests and prophets were aware of these natural cycles. They tried their best to educate the future generations using animal symbols that were constructed from star constellations. They employed the Earth’s two axes as the hands of the clock and the sky as the face. They partitioned the sky into 12 and 24 hours. The snakes, the dragons are present in the legends of every ancient cultures. The book explored the possibility of a major polar axis shift with severe earthquakes in the next few decades. The Milankovitch Cycle was also examined along the creation mythologies. This was Dr. Gaspar’s early attempt to find answers to what can cause the Axis Shift. It was a book of preparation that lead to the Dragon, Dwarf and a Giant Serpent, which finally found those answers.
(Out of print currently. Only a few copies left more for collectors of fine books. It may become reworked, reimagined and reinstated with current scientific findings in the next 2 – 3 years.)

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