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The Anunnaki Chronicles, edited by Janet Sitchin Chapter 2. is what we call The Cradle of Civilization, where the remains of Sumeria were found. The amazing aspect of the cities that archaeologists uncovered in Sumeria was that, seemingly out of nowhere they built an entire civilization with all the things that we consider 'modern'. Today, the co-hosts of the Quantum Leap Book Club share their excitement of how the various firsts of Sumeria relate to their life's experience: language, libraries, teaching, medicine, transportation, business organization, equality under law, and more. Join us again next week as Pa'Ris'Ha and the international co-hosts of the Quantum Leap Book Club learn more of mankind's ancient extraterrestrial origins in "The Anunnaki Chronicles.""

The Anunnaki Chronicles edited by Janet Sitchin The Sudden Civilization, Chapter 2, Part From over 25,000 clay tablets in the library of Ninevah in Mesopotamia (including dictionaries), we have learned much of Sumeria and the 'firsts' they accomplished. At the base of so much of our civilization, we are still Sumerians. Digging from 1877 to 1933 in just one location, archaeologists discovered much about the ancient Sumerians in this royal city known as Lagash. What started it all? The god, next to his 'divine bird' had given instructions for temple building, which spurred people into great achievements. Writing, printing, mathematics, brick making, kilns for clay bricks, the age of metals all began here. The petroleum products this region is still known for provided energy, roads, and more. How is it that the Sumerians developed advanced medicine, textiles and clothing, agriculture, cuisine, and beer making. Was it the Anunnaki economy that relied on transportation on land and water, writing, and a well educa

The Sudden Civilization Where did civilization begin? Was it Rome, Greece, Egypt - or much older? Sitchin now walks us through the information that expands our understanding of just how old Human civilization is. Scholars and archaeologists, by tracking languages, records, and the Bible, stepped back in time and moved eastward to discover that Babylonia and Assyria shared an older culture, of the Akkadians. This eastern land, the Cradle of Civilization, is between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in modern day Iraq. Now we learn there was something earlier. In 1869, in a Nineveh library, among 25,000 tablets, were found texts that mentioned the land of Sumer, biblical Shin'ar. Discover How the Hebrew God Yahweh related to the "Wise Lord" who hovered in a Winged Globe? Exciting and mysterious finds remain to be discussed with Pa'Ris'Ha and the international co-hosts of the Quantum Leap Book Club as they learn of mankind's ancient extraterrestrial origins in "The Anunnaki Chronicles.

Introducing the 12th Planet - Zecharia Sitchin's life's work began with the word 'Nephilim'. His Hebrew teacher said it meant 'Giants' but Zecharia realized that, literally, it translated as "Those Who Were Cast Down", who had descended to Earth. He asked, when the Old Testament says "The throne of Yahweh is in heaven" "Our Father, who art in heaven," and "let us make Adam in our image and after our likeness," can we begin to look at this as truth rather than myth? Thus began Sitchin's extensively well documented 50 years of research. This chapter gives us an overview of Man and our relationship to the extraterrestrial lords from the 12th planet. Discover what drew the Anunnaki to our planet, Earth, and what they did once they got here. Find out the truth about the interaction these ancient aliens have had with mankind and their role in the story of Noah and the flood, Mesopotamia, and the Tower of Babel. Join with Pa'Ris'Ha and the international co-hosts of the Quantum Leap Book Club as they learn of mankind

What if ancient writings are not legend, myth, or allegory; what if they are history? Who rocked the "cradle of civilization" so that mankind's earliest culture, Sumeria, emerged full blown with so many historic civilization firsts? The Sumerians said they were given all their technology and understanding by the Anunnaki ("Those Who from Heaven to Earth Came"). In this book, Janet Sitchin shares material from her uncle Zecharia Sitchin, a noted lecturer, author of 14 books, and researcher of ancient civilizations, language, and human origins. Join with Pa'Ris'Ha and the international co-hosts of the Quantum Leap Book Club as they learn of mankind's ancient origins in "The Anunnaki Chronicles.""

"Being Peace" Meditation in Everyday Life In this final chapter, Vietnamese monk, Thich Nhat Hanh, shares the importance of meditation and the bell of mindfulness bringing us back to our Buddha nature. Hanh explains that to meditate is to be aware of all and to gain understanding, which is love. How do we integrate this into our daily lives? Can we gain insight and understanding if we lack concentration? Hanh offers quick simple steps that anyone, even a child, can do. He shows us how we can imprint peace on Earth with every step. We hope you enjoyed this book and look forward to you joining Pa'Ris'Ha and the international co-hosts of the Quantum Leap Book Club as they explore our historical otherworldly beginnings in "The Annunaki Chronicles" by Janet Sitchin." http://loaradionetwork.com/Quantum-Leap

The teaching of Buddhism takes many forms, adapting to each culture. It is all-inclusive. How can we practice Buddhism in today’s society, making it part of daily our life? Can we find the source of wisdom, understanding, and compassion in ourselves? Can we be peace, compassion, and joy right now? Yes, suggests Vietnamese monk, Thich Nhat Hanh, as he presents the principles of Tiep Hien Order, the Order of Interbeing. This Order of Interbeing works to manifest love and understanding by practicing 14 precepts dealing with mind, speech, and body. Join in next week with Pa'Ris'Ha and the international co-hosts of the Quantum Leap Book Club as they continue to examine the path to enlightenment and "Being Peace." To hear all the past shows regarding Thich Nhat Hanh go to http://loaradionetwork.com/quantum-leap

", Buddhist monk, Thich Nhat Hanh, asks how can we alleviate suffering if we judge anything? He leads us to a holographic perspective - to quote William Blake, "to see a world in a grain of sand..." and further wonders, can we learn to look at each other and recognize ourselves? How can we use this awareness of our interconnected nature in our every day activities? Is reconciliation a part of peace, and how can we achieve it? Join in next week with Pa'Ris'Ha and the international cohosts of the Quantum Leap Book Club as they continue to examine the path to enlightenment and "Being Peace"."

This week in "Being Peace," Buddhist monk, Thich Nhat Hanh, shares the relationship between meditation and our daily lives. If our hectic world is why we seek to meditate, to achieve peace within, is it truly possible to separate oneself from the world around you? And if we can separate ourselves from the world, and achieve peace, how then can we use our peace to affect the world positively? Thich Nhat Hanh shares illuminating stories that answer these age-old questions and teaches us how we can integrate our meditation practice, our peace, into our daily lives. Join in next week with Pa'Ris'Ha and the international cohosts of the Quantum Leap Book Club as they continue to examine the path to enlightenment and "Being Peace."

Getting to know oneself, becoming aware of your feelings about matters in your life, is vital to the experience of "Being Peace", says Thich Nhat Hanh. Practicing Buddhism teaches us that happiness is available to all. We can choose to transform our feelings and begin to become alive in every moment. Our feelings begin with our perceptions - of people, conditions, and experiences. In seeking peace, Thich Nhat Hanh shares how to gain understanding, abandon our preconceptions, and open our minds to let in the truth. With a shift in perceptions, our feelings can shift also. With this understanding, we can make a difference. We can ultimately choose the direction of events to be positive. Join in next week with Pa'Ris'Ha and the international cohosts of the Quantum Leap Book Club as they continue to examine the path to enlightenment and "Being Peace."

In "Being Peace", Vietnamese peace activist, author, and poet, Thich Nhat Hanh, explains how we all can become Buddha, an enlightened being. In learning of the Three Gems, we discover Buddhism guides a person on their own journey into enlightenment. On his path to becoming the Buddha, Siddhartha, found the middle path worked best, though he first tried the way of asceticism while meditating. The first gem, then is achieving Buddhahood, or enlightened mind. The second gem, Dharma, is how we live as an enlightened being in our everyday life. Smile! Walk peacefully and act with understanding and love in all situations. Sangha is the community of like minded beings within which you experience and express your Buddha nature. This third gem may seem a challenge to find - even Buddha faced this one! The bodhi tree and the buffalo boy became his meditation community when his companions felt he was 'on the wrong track' by having some milk and rice. While stories help illustrate the journey, it's important to

Great news! Achieving the state of Buddha, or Enlightened Mind, is closer than you think. The solution to being on the Path of Compassion is right under your nose. In Chapter 2 of "Being Peace" by Thich Nhat Hanh, we learn about the Three Gems of Buddhism: Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha. The root word "budh" means to wake up, to know, to understand. What is the importance of this awakening? Who was Buddha? How did he become the Buddha, and why would he say, "if you meet the Buddha on the road, kill him?" Is Buddhism a religion, is it 'godless', or can one practice Buddhism and any other religion? Read and listen in to discover the importance of awakening, experiences, and how we acquire these gems in our crazy busy world. https://loaradionetwork.com/quantum-leap Join Pa’Ris’Ha and her co-hosts for our next episode of Quantum Leap Book Club, as we learn how Feelings and Perceptions are a part of mindfulness and "Being Peace."

How do we find peace in our hectic lives with so much going on in the world? That's why we are reading and discussing "Being Peace", by Vietnamese Buddhist monk, Thich Nhat Hanh, in the Quantum Leap Book Club. He says our experience depends on our focus. What do we choose to see in our day, a hectic life full of suffering, or wondrous miracles and beauty? Sometimes called 'The Other Dalai Lama', Thich Nhat Hanh lives 'engaged Buddhism'. Active in the peace movement, he promotes non-violent solutions to conflict. He says a smile is the most basic of peace work, suggesting to be happy now, in this moment, and not put it off to the future. Thich Nhat Hanh encourages us to be mindful of our thoughts and emotions at all times, in every circumstance we find ourselves in. This is how he lives peace in every moment, “Calming, Smiling. Present moment, Wonderful moment." Join Pa’Ris’Ha and her international panel of co-hosts for our next episode of Quantum Leap Book Club, as we learn more about mindfulness and "Being

Newtonian physics theorizes that what we experience comes down to the flip of a coin. We are at the mercy of chance, with no hope of any control. Conversely, the quantum physics interpretation proposes that within our grasp is a vast array of possibilities. According to physicist, Fred Alan Wolf, in his book “Mind Into Matter”, we have the opportunity to benefit from many parallel worlds all at once! http://loaradionetwork.com/quantum-leap The combinations of realities we can choose are infinite, since parallel worlds overlap. Yes, you heard right - we get to choose! It is all a product of the Observer Effect - where we place our attention is what we create as real. In this exciting episode of Quantum Leap Book Club, Pa’Ris’Ha and her co-hosts unravel the mysteries of creation, and how we are active co-creators in the making of universes, sharing their life examples. This multi-potential universe gives us hope in our ability to influence our world in the directions we desire. Tune in next week when we may

We begin as the primordial spirit, meet resistance and use this resistance to transform consciousness into cosmic possibilities. Then we return to God and recognize ourselves as a light being, the Adam Kadmon. In his book, “Mind Into Matter”, quantum physicist, Dr. Fred Alan Wolf describes the journey as heartfelt and beautiful to behold. The primal, all-inclusive spirit is within us all and can be perceived through deep, internal quietness. Here, we have access to all parallel worlds, all potential outcomes. In this episode of Quantum Leap Book Club, Pa’Ris’Ha’s panel of international co-hosts discuss the new alchemy and how to use it to enhance everyday life. By changing our beliefs we discover the extraordinary in the ordinary. Tune in next week to hear Dr. Wolf’s explanation of the many-worlds theory of existence. Http://loaradionetwork.com/Quantum-Leap

We Already Exist In Parallel Worlds Is it possible that the future influences our experience in the now? According to quantum physicist, Dr. Fred Alan Wolf, it plays a significant role in our current reality. In “Mind Into Matter”, he explains that our present story line is dependent upon both the past (beginning) and the future (end point). But there is more to the story; consider the existence of parallel worlds. Wolf describes them as sheets of paper, with an infinite number of possible story lines. The parallel with the greatest probability or the one that is the most meaningful to us is what we experience. In this episode of Quantum Leap Book Club, Pa’Ris’Ha’s international panel of co-hosts brings us to the realization that we can jump into other parallel worlds when we see things anew, and thus, reinvent ourselves. http://loaradionetwork.com/quantum-leap

Time Loops, Parallel Worlds and the Observer Einstein’s theory of general relativity states that matter, space, and time can only exist when all three are present. But how do they come to be at all? Dr. Fred Alan Wolf responds to this through the quantum physics perspective in his book, “Mind Into Matter”. He reveals the deeper truth behind Copenhagen’s interpretation, that matter cannot exist without an “observer” of matter. Through observation, we create a time loop, with a beginning point and an end point, called “boundary events”. Once these are decided, a story line arises in our minds in which we experience matter, space, and time. In other words, the observer (us) creates our reality. Once again we are inspired by Wolf’s intriguing revelation - that the boundary events are overlaps of possibilities from parallel worlds. What are these parallel worlds and how do we access them? Tune in to this episode of Quantum Leap Book Club, to hear how Pa’Ris’Ha and her co-hosts solve these mysteries and make sense

Quantum Physics: Accessing Information from the Future Do we merely exist at the mercy of the biological need to reproduce ourselves, thus ensuring the survival of our species? Or, is there a deeper purpose for each of our lives that we, as alchemists can tap into, giving us access to greater possibilities? Quantum physicist, Fred Alan Wolf, tackles these age-old questions in his book, “Mind Into Matter”. According to Darwin’s theory of evolution, we are products of a sludgy primordial soup, but Dr. Wolf presents a shocking alternative - that by acquiring new information from the future, we can be masters of our own destinies. In this episode of Quantum Leap Book Club, Pa’Ris’Ha’s co-hosts shed insight into the ‘mind-freedom’ allowed by quantum physics. By using information from the future, we can literally change our perceptions of the past and who we are in the present. But if this is true, then what is time really all about? Tune into next week’s episode to find out! "

How does a quantum physicist explain the overlap of consciousness and quantum physics? According to Dr. Fred Alan Wolf, in his book, ‘Mind Into Matter”, the quantum rule is that nothing is real until it is observed by the observer (us)! Everything is a tendency toward existence, rather than physical existence itself. Therefore, we have unlimited possibilities for experiential outcomes. In fact, Dr. Wolf tells us, we exist in multiple parallel universes. Then why do we continue getting the same results - seemingly doomed to repeat the past? Again we are warned of the ‘trickster’ that stands between us and infinite possibilities in the imaginal realm. Tune into Quantum Leap Book Club, where Pa’Ris’Ha and her international panel skillfully guide us through the maze of confused thinking to a place of clarity, where the life we truly desire moves from possibility to probability to reality!

When working toward personal transformation, we have the human tendency to give up when we experience resistance, somehow believing it is a sign from the universe to stop. In “Mind Into Matter”, Dr. Fred Alan Wolf shows us, from the quantum perspective, why the opposite is true. He tells us that resistance is essential to manifestation. Pa’Ris’Ha and her international panel delve into the force of inertia and how it, like the “trickster” that guards the door between the real and the imaginal, strives to keep us where we have always been. Like the caterpillar pushing against the confines of the chrysalis to at last become the butterfly, creating a new life requires pushing through our current reality into the imaginal, the unknown. When we make a decision to do something new and different, our minds naturally present us with the reasons why not to pursue change. Inertia identifies our limitations. Do we balk or do we use what inertia is showing us to break free and live our vision of the future in the now? As