Approaching history not only through events and ideas, but through the formative forces, cultural movements, and changing configurations that shape human development.
Do water serpents and other mythical beings with long histories recorded around them actually lie along doorways or portals?
The Algonquin people, who once roamed the Laurentian Mountains of Quebec, spoke of a Mishiginebig, a giant water serpent with horns that ruled the realm of the dead.
The fascination people have with Bigfoot, giants, or sea monsters isn't a silly craving, it is a misplaced soul-yearning for a time when nature was still alive and untamed.
Years ago, human physiology was less dense, and our "atavistic clairvoyance"—a natural, semi-conscious ability to perceive the etheric and astral worlds—was still active.