For example the Around 3000 BC, Crete was settled by a people who probably came from Asia Minor, who, by 2000 BC was already living in cities, trading with other nations in the Mediterranean, and employing a hieroglyphic system of writing, probably derived from Egyptian hieroglyphicsThe principals the Minoams lved by and the skills they had took thousands of years to mature. After an earthquake occurred (and there were many) the Minoans rebuilt and using much better principals than before. Perhaps the instability of their environment accelerated their learning. Archeological evidence shows how they learned to segment water pipes, so earth movement could occur and cause a minimum of damage. Class inequality was minimal, everyone shared, even their property. This was not because being proto-communists but because they felt a religious and social relationship to each other.

They traded without cash in a barter system for money was yet to be invented! Cattle were the leading form of barter and Minoans flaunted their wealth by playing games with them. The Minoans did fight battlesand had a war with the Egyptians but after a long standoff where both lost their preferred method was to negotiate.

Another enigma is Ancient Egypt . Below the Sphinx enormous artificial chanbers have been found the size of cathedrals containg vast canals and artefacts including areas for the storage of enormous batteriesThey have also found perfectly oval crystal eggs with unknow inscriptions in their centres
This exploration was done with the Egypyian Navy and NASA about 8 years ago.

Remote radar sensing by NASA has also shown enormous canals crossing Africa vurtually from coast to coast They are prehistoric.

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Dr Michael Ellis

Dr Michael Ellis is a medical doctor, futurist, and peace worker, living in Melbourne.

Dr Ellis is Founder of The Medical Renaissance Group. The aim of The Medical Renaissance Group is to create a new kind of medicine which integrates mind, body and spirit, society and the environment.

He is also Founder of the Centre for Change which aims to create an openness of dialogue for men and women of goodwill, in order that we can find a way out of the current global crisis. It also aims to contribute to the creation of a planetary peace culture, which affirms our deepest respect for all life which makes up the biosphere.

Dr Ellis has higher qualifications in general medicine, paediatrics and nutritional medicine.

He has a special interest in mind-body medicine and in optimizing the physical, mental and emotional health of the individual. He is a Research Fellow at the Graduate School of Integrative Medicine, Swinburne University, where he is particularly interested in brain longevity and the prevention of dementia.

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