Gregg on Tour View all Events Featured Post Remembering the Gifts From Our Ancestors Gregg Braden Ancient Civilizations | 26 Comments The last thing I expected to see on a late October afternoon hiking in a remote canyon of the Four Corners area in northwestern New Mexico was a Native American wisdom keeper walking toward me on the same trail. Yet there he was, standing at the top of the small incline that separated us as our paths converged that day. Im not sure how long hed been there. By the time I saw him, he was just waiting, watching me as I stepped carefully among the loose stones on the path. The low sun created a glow that cast a deep shadow across the mans body. As I held my hand up to block the light from my eyes, I could see Continue Reading Ancient Civilizations, Healing Gregg Braden <\/p>\n
Why does the maximum human age seem to hover around the 100-year mark? Why not 200 or even 500 years? If were to believe accounts in the Torah and Old Testament texts, many ancient people measured their lives in terms of centuries, rather than the decades that we use today. Adam, for example, is documented [] <\/p>\n
I remember a conversation I had a few years ago that beautifully illustrates what I mean by waiting for life to get back to normal. I was talking to a gas-station attendant in a small mountain town about the weak economy and how people in the area were coping. How are things in this part [] <\/p>\n
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