Electric Ancient Egyptians: Manipulating Atomic Structure With Human Electricity

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James Ernest Brown has been a general contractor for more than fifty years. He is a practical thinker and at each step along the way of the journey of research that led to Electric Ancient Egyptians he has insisted that the evidence he uncovered had to make logical sense. His interest in Egypt began in 1978, and he has traveled there photographing and documenting physical evidence to support his ground-breaking hypotheses. He has studied the 15,000 photographs that he has taken on his trips to Egypt, gaining many insights and revelations over time. Electric Ancient Egyptians has more than 460 images, mostly in color, that illustrate his points. Often, he refers to these pictures as "smoking guns." Brown offers interpretations for objects that he believes have been incorrectly identified. The reader will come away from this book with a new understanding of the knowledge and uses of electricity possessed by the ancient Egyptians, including their knowledge of electricity for energetic healing. it is the author's hope that the rediscovery of this ancient information will help modern people regain a knowledge of free and non-polluting energy.

James Brown's first book of poems Go Round Power Please won the Jessie Mackay Best First Book of Poetry Award. His subsequent collections are Lemon, Favourite Monsters, The Year of the Bicycle, and Warm Auditorium (Victoria University Press). He is the author behind the useful, non-fiction booklet Instructions for Poetry Readings and, in 2005, edited The Nature of Things: Poems from the New Zealand Landscape. Brown has been a finalist in the Montana New Zealand Book Awards three times. He teaches the Poetry Workshop at the International Institute of Modern Letters at Victoria University, and is part of the Writing Team at Te Papa, New Zealand's national museum.