WELCOME! Have you been watching the skies lately? Are you in search of multicultural prophecies potentially relevant to these times? After having spent years investigating the mysteries of the universe, I figured it was time to share some of my research with the global community of seekers who are now using the resources of the Internet.
You might be surprised to find similar prophecies and myths from many different cultures. Those similarities, as well as some idea of the cycles of history, are keys to the doors of the future. You won't, however, find much interpretation interwoven into texts; your educated guess is as good as mine or anyone else's. I'm simply offering free food for free thought. If you would care either to share your research, ideas, interpretations, feelings, apprehensions or to read those of other visitors, be sure to visit Planet Mercury.
The telescope needs adjustment now and then. Pardon the occasional dust while I move megaliths here and there. (In other words, this site is constantly being updated and expanded.) Check out the planets and their moons in any order. For quick access, click on the small images below; a complete index follows them.
Buckle your space belts; it could be a bumpy few years till 2012 or thereabouts.
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MERCURY: Communications
SATURN: Prophecies
JUPITER: Controversies
URANUS: Universal Myths & Mystical Places
MARS: Herbal Remedies
EARTH: Hidden History 
NEPTUNE: Occulture
VENUS: Divination (Oracles)
SUN: The Solar Online Book Store
PLUTO: Web Page Creation
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Last updated April 9, 1999.
