

My primary research has to do with shamanic and mystical
teachings within various indigenous groups around the Americas. I also compare
those practices and teachings in a comparative scope with other cultural groups
around the world. I focus on both modern declination of these ancient practices,
how they still persist today despite harsh social criticisms and overall the
ancient practices (as a foundation) and its preservations through traditions.
Another main focus is that of adapting Archaeological & Ethnographical research
together so that they may better complement each other in order to understand
a bigger picture. In other words, by the use of a cultures interpretation and
‘literal mythology’ gain insight to explain the Archaeological evidence
we have. In academic circles such stories are recorded and nothing more. The
analysis of mythological evidence needs to be taken into account to some reasonable
degree and not discarded as irrelevant or ‘pseudo-science’. If science
focuses purely on just the materialistic evidence to explain the history of
man, then we become limited to only a one-sided interpretation of a bigger picture. |
Completed Manuscript (2009):
The Ancients: Investigations into the Lost Civilizations of Lemuria and Atlantis
Personal Research (2010):
Libera Te Tutemet: A Sociopsychological Exposé on Modern Individuality
Undergraduate Studies Research (2008-2009):
Beyond History: An Alternative Historical Perspective (PDF Download)
Neanderthals: The New Evidence
Origins of Esoteric Initiation and Healing practices of the Rosicrucians
The End of the Trail: A Socio-anthropological Perspective (PDF Download)
Philosophical and Economic Emancipation through Independent Modernity: A Peruvian Perspective (PDF Download)