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November 24, 1998: Conversations with God - Neal Walsch | Cosmic Code - Zecharia Sitchin
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Art Bell speaks with Zecharia Sitchin about his latest book, The Cosmic Code, which examines ancient Sumerian texts describing the genetic engineering process used by the Anunnaki to create humanity. Sitchin explains how detailed study of these ancient accounts could provide shortcuts for modern geneticists seeking to cure hereditary diseases, arguing the tablets contain step-by-step records of how genes were added and subtracted during the creation of the first humans.
Sitchin discusses physical evidence supporting his theories, including massive stone platforms at Baalbek in Lebanon weighing over a thousand tons, colossal blocks beneath Jerusalem, and a Sumerian artifact depicting a one-man spacecraft now on display in Istanbul. He also recommends Catholic priest Father Charles Moore, who teaches using Sitchin's research, as a future guest.
In the second half, Art interviews Neale Walsch, whose Conversations with God trilogy occupies multiple spots on bestseller lists. Walsch recounts how a personal crisis led to an extended written dialogue he attributes to God, organized around three core truths: we are all one, there is enough, and there is nothing we have to do. The conversation examines how shifting from doing to being transformed his life and relationships.
Sitchin discusses physical evidence supporting his theories, including massive stone platforms at Baalbek in Lebanon weighing over a thousand tons, colossal blocks beneath Jerusalem, and a Sumerian artifact depicting a one-man spacecraft now on display in Istanbul. He also recommends Catholic priest Father Charles Moore, who teaches using Sitchin's research, as a future guest.
In the second half, Art interviews Neale Walsch, whose Conversations with God trilogy occupies multiple spots on bestseller lists. Walsch recounts how a personal crisis led to an extended written dialogue he attributes to God, organized around three core truths: we are all one, there is enough, and there is nothing we have to do. The conversation examines how shifting from doing to being transformed his life and relationships.