Janet Hizar Hansford, Ph.D.: Anthrogenesis

Earth Ancients

Cliff Dunning

Society & Culture, Social Sciences, Science

4.4 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 26 August 2017

⏱️ 101 minutes

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Summary

Janet Hizar Hansford is a visionary author and scholar who dares to look at the genesis of this planet and the human species from reputable non-traditional sources—ranging from obscure to fantastic. Respectful of science, she reasons that this point of view only supplies partial answers, and falls short in answering the truly profound questions of human existence. History needs a revisionist author like Dr. Hansford. In the last decade or two, a new breed of explorer has arisen from the ranks of scholarly pursuits of our human heritage. These are the risk takers and the deep thinkers with a penchant for travel and independent inquiry. Anthrogenesis, her first book in this genre, brings forth unique gems of knowledge from the ancient literature, modern savants and the inscrutable wisdom seekers of the early twentieth century- the Theosophists. It contains nuggets of information that fit together to reveal a new picture of evolution and our place in the galaxy.

Dr. Janet Hizar Hansford received her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from William Lyon University, San Diego, California. She also holds an M.S. in Counseling Psychology from California State University, Fullerton and a B.S., with Honors, in Human Services from California State University, Fullerton. She is a trained ‘Ericksonian’ hypnotherapist and certified EMDR practitioner, licensed in California as a Marriage and Family Therapist.

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0:00.0	Block Talk Radio. Oh, I'm not a little. I'm not. For August 26, 2017, this is Earth Ancients. I'm your host, Cliff Dunning. Hey, how's your summer coming along?
0:46.2	I mean, it's summer time and a lot of people aren't getting out as much. I talked to a friend the other day and he was telling me that, you know, man, I don't have time to go anywhere. I don't have time to get out and do anything. It's, you know, where the summer's ending pretty soon, the fall equinox is September the 22nd.
1:06.0	And I have to agree with him a little bit.
1:07.6	You know, when we're kids, I mean, I remember my summers I used to go to summer camp. I used to do swimming. I mean it was it was
1:16.2	idealistic really it was it was fun. I enjoyed myself quite a bit and as soon as you have to start working summer's different
1:26.2	summer they all blend in seasons all blend in but there's something about
1:29.5	summer that I think is very special and perhaps it's just that I like getting out when it's
1:36.1	warmer I can hike the days are longer. God he just was one of those things that
1:40.3	you really got to take up and get into at summer activities you know either
1:45.8	it's camping it's hiking it's getting out in nature but I I totally
1:51.0	understand what where he was coming from.
1:54.0	And so it's 9 to 5, you know, you don't stop working just because it's summer.
2:00.0	But hopefully you take a vacation. Hopefully you get out and you take a vacation and you can go somewhere
2:06.5	just for a day or two or something it's important to get out and kind of break up the
2:11.5	monotony of going 9 to 5 every day.
2:13.5	So, anyhow, I hope you're enjoying your summer.
2:16.6	I, this is a good summer for me.
2:19.6	My vacation is coming up in October. That's my big vacation. That's the trip to
2:25.0	the my land. Those of you who have been listening know that that's big on my list.
2:31.6	Hey and by the way, if you don't know about it... This is Cliff.
2:55.0	Hey, come join me October 28 through November 4th for a tour of ancient Mayan ruins in the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico. This is seven days,
3:07.5	October 28th through November 4th of explorations. Every day we'll visit a unique site. We'll check out museums in the area, even see a sonote, and we'll visit some of the most unusual cities that typically tourists don't go and look at places that I've
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