Investigative mythologist William Henry discussed his decoding of Gnostic gospels, and sacred art and their relation to stargates and the "light body." First hour guest, former FBI profiler, Mary Ellen O'Toole, talked about how to make decisions that are not guided primarily by gut feelings and emotions. ... More »

In our 12th edition of the 'Secret Door,' George Noory welcomed three surprise guests who addressed a variety of topics: investigative mythologist William Henry, Morgellons expert Trisha Springstead, and ghost investigator Jeff Belanger. In tandem with Memorial Day, first hour guest, researcher Douglas Dietrich discussed the sinking of the U.S.S. Indianapolis. ... More »

Investigative mythologist William Henry was leading a tour in Egypt when the revolution suddenly began. He recapped what he saw in Egypt, and how he escaped the chaos, violence, and military lock down, as well as his study of ancient Egypt's iconography and wisdom traditions. First hour guest, financial analyst Mish Shedlock talked about unemployment and the economy. ... More »

Investigative mythologist William Henry discussed the connection between the seraphim and reptilians, and the transition into the "next human" as beings who enter the rainbow body of light. There are several different kinds of angels, he noted, but the seraphim are of the highest order, beings of pure light and love, who could represent the next level of humanity. First hour guests, neuroscientists Stephen Macknik and Susana Martinez-Conde revealed some of the scientific aspects behind magicians' tricks. ... More »

Prof. Bill Bengston discussed his research into anomalous healing and the laying of hands technique as well as his role in the Society for Scientific Exploration. First hour guest William Henry recalled the life of fellow researcher Laurence Gardner, who recently passed away after suffering from a rare neurological disorder for a number of years. ... More »

In the 11th edition of our Secret Door special, five guests made surprise appearances during the evening-- investigative mythologist William Henry, psychic Joseph Jacobs, the 'Psychic Twins,' Terry & Linda Jamison, and author Bob Curran. ... More »

In the first half of the show, investment advisor Catherine Austin Fitts talked about the economy, jobs, and sustainable living. In the latter half, investigative mythologist William Henry discussed symbolic aspects of Egypt, Easter, and 2012. ... More »

Investigative mythologist and author William Henry talked about the significance of the art and symbols in the U.S. Capitol. Appearing in the last hour, paranormal investigator Joshua P. Warren counted down his 'Top 5 Scariest Cryptids.' ... More »

Three surprise guests made their way through the "Secret Door" to speak with George Noory. First up was ghostbuster Mary-Ann Winkowski who talked about how she guides the deceased out of the earthly plane. Investigative mythologist William Henry discussed the transformative and symbolic aspects of the U.S. Capitol building, followed by investment advisor Catherine Austin Fitts offering analysis of the economy. ... More »

Researcher Andy Lloyd discussed his 'Dark Star Theory,' the Anunnaki & Nibiru, and Planet X, as well as his recent novel Ezekiel One. In February, he spoke at the Return of Planet X Conference held in Rome, and found that many of the Italian attendees were terrified about the possibility of a rogue planet heading our way in 2012. In the first hour, investigative mythologist William Henry and wisdom teacher Sri Ram Kaa spoke about the Mayan Calendar and the coming of 2012. ... More »

George Noory welcomed investigative mythologist William Henry, who discussed his latest research into the esoteric symbolism of the U.S. Capitol and what it reveals about the intentions of the founding fathers. Describing the insights he has gained from his investigation, Henry said, "when you start to look into this and you peel back the layers of the symbolism of the Capitol, you're like 'wait a minute, what is going on here?'" ... More »

In this special 'trilogy' show, three guests appeared for an hour each.In the second hour, investigative mythologist William Henry spoke about stargates and transformation. Wormholes underpin all reality, but our physical bodies may not be able to access them, he suggested.For this, the human body must undergo a transformation into a light being, he said, noting at this particular juncture, humanity can become more like a machine/computer or choose a more spiritual path.Stan Deyo discussed earth changes during the middle hour. He warned that the North Island in New Zealand could have a volcanic eruption, which may lead to a tidal wave in that region. He also shared details of Hopi prophecy, which predicts increased heat from the sun causing fires, as well as major seismic and volcanic activity, particularly along the West Coast of the United States. Deyo believes this could happen within two years. In the final hour, author and paranormal investigator Joshua P ... More »

Investigative mythologist William Henry discussed his latest work on Light Beings-- which he described as ancient enlightened ones who came to Earth and left a spark of themselves inside us. ... More »

William Henry discussed his work as an investigative mythologist, and his recent trip to Switzerland and Rennes-le-Chateau, France. ... More »

In a special night of Open Lines, George introduced a "Secret Door Line" in which popular Coast to Coast guests made surprise appearances. ... More »

Four guests reacted to the claim that Jesus' tomb may have been found. ... More »

Investigative mythologist William Henry returned for a discussion on 'Starwalkers,' which he defined as light beings that are able to traverse the universe or connect with other dimensions, via wormholes or stargates. ... More »

Investigative mythologist William Henry discussed his latest research into ancient technology and weapons of mass destruction. ... More »

Scholars of ancient manuscripts and legends, Laurence Gardner, William Henry, and Glenn Kimball shared their reactions to the ideas presented in The DaVinci Code, Dan Brown's popular book which was recently turned into a movie. ... More »

Investigative mythologist William Henry returned to share details of his recent trip to Egypt. ... More »

Maverick physicist James McCanney returned to discuss the Stardust mission as well as the many Planet X-type objects in the solar system. We don't have enough astronomical data or equipment to detect or pinpoint the orbits of such Planet X bodies, he declared, but the larger ones may travel with entourages that include comets. Sources such as the Kolbrin Bible describe ancient catastrophes that McCanney associates with the passage of these objects, which he estimates have neared Earth around five times in the last 10,000 years. Undoubtedly, we'll be faced with the arrival of one of these objects again, he said, arguing that our time and resources should be focused on making large segments of the population spacefaring, so that humanity could survive a potential extinction event. He envisions hundreds of tubes bundled together as rotating cities that propel themselves out into space.Though he lauded the engineering success of the Project Stardust mission, McCanney expressed conc ... More »

Investigative mythologist William Henry delved into galactic discoveries and prophecy, tying together some of NASA's new findings with ancient symbolism and knowledge. In particular Henry was intrigued with NASA's Stardust project, which in January 2006 is returning to Earth, with interstellar particles—the building blocks of our Solar System, to be studied here for the first time. If the particle count is increasing, this could mean that a galactic wave of dust is coming towards us, which may play a role in human evolution, he noted. Henry compared the return of these particles to the biblical idea of manna from heaven. The ancients may have had the ability to utilize cosmic rays or cosmic dust particles to create magical products or oils that would provide them with spiritual nourishment or elevation, he theorized. Scientists have also been making discoveries that suggest radio wave bursts are emanating from a black hole at the center of our galaxy. This could relate to the M ... More »

Investigative mythologist William Henry returned to discuss the symbols and lore of Atlantis. "It was the end and beginning of all myths," he said of the fabled continent. Plato believed the high civilization was started by gods, but when its citizens lost their "divine essence" they were destroyed by intentional cataclysms. Henry suggested that these gods, might have been the "thought beings of light" written about by Dhyani Ywahoo, in her book Voices of Ancestors, which documents Cherokee Indian creation myth. These light beings were said to come from the Pleiades and were called tla, which Henry related to the word tula, an ancient name for Atlantis. The horrifying collapse of New Orleans give us a glimpse of what Atlantis might have looked like during its demise, which could have happened quickly or occurred over decades, said Henry. He agrees with Dr. Paul LaViolette’s theory that Atlantis was destroyed by a "galactic superwave" which originated from the center of the gala ... More »

Investigative mythologist William Henry & historian Laurence Gardner joined in a discussion about Holy Grail mysteries and how they relate to theories in the Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown. As in that book, both Gardner and Henry contend that Jesus married Mary Magdalene and had children with her. Their bloodline, is what some consider to be the Holy Grail.Gardner offered a critiqued of the Da Vinci Code, suggesting that some of the material presented as fact in the fiction work, were less than entirely accurate. For instance, he said the notion that Da Vinci encoded his paintings with hidden allegorical messages, while true, was more evident in certain works that Brown didn’t cite.Gardner also explained how Jesus likely survived the crucifixion. Historically, he said, it could take up to two weeks for people to die when nailed to a cross and additionally the idea of Jesus' resurrection was not compiled until the 4th century.During Hour 2, Henry appeared solo and chatted abou ... More »

Investigative mythologist, William Henry returned to the show to share cosmic theories related to earth changes and human evolution. He discussed the notion of a "galactic superwave," Dr. Paul LaViolette’s term for an intense volley of cosmic rays that comes from the center of our galaxy. This occurs around every 13,000 years, Henry said, sending out electromagnetic pulses and a gravity wave which could trigger tsunamis and cataclysmic events on our planet. This might have been what happened to Atlantis, he suggested. Through his analysis of ancient artworks and artifacts, Henry postulated that some civilizations were aware of this galactic superwave. He cited the design on pottery made in Crete as an example. The Egyptians were aware of cosmic activity also, he said, and he interpreted a depiction of King Tut, as showing him being anointed with a manna-like material "milled" from galactic emissions (see images in the link below). A similar transformative substance, called ITZ ... More »

Authors Warren Getler, William Henry, and Glenn Kimball joined together in a round table discussion on the Knights Templar with a special emphasis on evidence for hidden Templar treasure in the United States. ... More »

Investigative mythologist and author, William Henry shared observations from his recent trip to Egypt, where he went in search of "stargate" secrets. He said he found evidence for such a machine on the reliefs at Abydos, describing a scene in which a Pharaoh is transformed by the Pillar of Osiris. The Great Pyramid functions as a kind of "resonator," Henry said. And while his group was inside the King's Chamber they experienced a distinctive humming sound. It was there that he had a vision of a "smiling blue eye," which he later related to the "Eye of Horus." ... More »

Investigative mythologist William Henry (williamhenry.net) returned to the show to share mysteries of the Crucifixion and Easter. He described a "resurrection machine," as a 90-180 ft. tall device, that resembled the Ark of the Covenant, and came from the "Shining Ones," the gods of ancient Sumeria. The machine was topped by two tablets or "pillars of enlightenment," that could be activated by the human body, which is actually a "ladder for the soul to return to its source," Henry said. Such transformations might be similar to what Jesus experienced after his crucifixion, as he spent three days traveling into the Milky Way as a "being of light," he detailed. Delving into the hidden symbols of Easter, Henry mentioned that the tradition of the Easter Bunny comes from Osiris, the god of resurrection in the Egyptian tradition, whose symbol was the hare. Easter eggs, he said, represent gems of the underworld, or our desire to return to the soul. This coming May, Henry and Jordan Ma ... More »

Monday's main guestBarry Carter (subtleenergies/ mirrored site) discussed the implications of a new class of materials called ORMUS. These materials, have also been referred to as monoatomic gold or white powder gold, and were extensively researched by David Hudson who gave them the name Orbitally Rearranged Monoatomic Elements or ORMEs.Carter indicated this substance could likely be traced back to ancient times and was perhaps what was called Manna in the Bible, used in preparations by the Egyptians and developed by Chinese alchemists. While it's currently associated with medicinal properties and life extension, Carter said it also has levitational qualities, and he described seeing a pool of ORMUS liquid lift off the ground and float towards the nearest person.Ingesting ORMUS may give people a stronger and clearer connection to their spiritual energy, Carter commented, which allows them to manifest their thoughts more quickly. Though science comprehends very little ab ... More »

"Astrologically speaking, it's like going to Vegas and seeing nothing but 7's on the slot machines," said Wednesday's guest, investigative mythologist William Henry (williamhenry.net) about the upcoming Harmonic Concordance. This coming weekend, when the concordance occurs (six planetary bodies lining up to form a Star of David), Henry suggested focusing your intention on bringing this energy in.Saddam Hussein, according to some reports, may have occult powers from blue stones that he wears or has embedded on him. Henry believes these blue stones could serve as a blood purifier and be a form of "exotic matter of which the stargates are composed." Further, he postulated that these stargates or time machines could enable "interphasic" travel (stemming from within) and the human body, as alluded to in various ancient world cultures, is ultimately a vessel for the blue stones. Henry also touched on the "quantum entanglement" crop circle at Chibolton, suggesting that it may depict ou ... More »

Delving into mythic and historical enigmas were authors William Henry (williamhenry.net) & Laurence Gardner (Graal.co.uk) who made a joint appearance on Tuesday night's show. Among the topics discussed was the Holy Grail which "has many attributes," said Gardner, explaining that it wasn't just a particular physical object, but a concept that represented the "ultimate quest." William Henry expounded on the Blue Stones, which he believes the "stargate" gods of Sumeria once possessed. These stones, he suggested, could have transformative powers, altering humans so they would be capable of traveling through a stargate or wormhole. Possible evidence of these stones was gleaned on their recent Holy Grail Pilgrimage in France, where Henry said he saw Egyptian mummy cases at the Louvre that had blue stones attached. A corollary to the stones is the "white powder," a substance derived from gold, which Laurence has been studying. Lore about it dates back to the earliest times, yet i ... More »

"The human body could be the most powerful technology on Planet Earth…We are talking about a tremendous spiritual and supernatural power that's embedded in each and everyone of us," said investigative mythologist and author William Henry (williamhenry.net) in his Monday night appearance on Coast. Countering Mike Heiser's remarks about Nibiru being the Pole Star, Henry said that this heavenly body referred to by the ancient Sumerians, may actually be a stargate rather than a star. Reinterpreting one of Zecharia Sitchin's findings, that the extraterrestrial Annunaki came here to mine gold, Henry said that the Sumerian word for gold may actually mean souls, and that the human body could have been designed as a vehicle to travel through a stargate. "I predict military activity in the Yucatan probably around 2008," Henry said, believing that the US may take such action as a way for them to get their hands on ancient pyramids which could serve as a "blueprint or instruction manual, ... More »

William Henry (williamhenry.net) riffed on a complex web of historical and mythological interpretations this past Wednesday night, connecting the dots across time and space. "The entire planet could travel through a stargate or wormhole," was one startling observation Henry made as to how Planet X could arrive into our solar system. Such a stargate could be composed of an "exotic matter" that Henry referred to as Blue Apples or blue stones. "When human beings are exposed to it, it brings them up the evolutionary ladder," he said of this strange substance that he also speculates could be used in everything from advanced propulsion to healing. Henry hints that this magical matter might be somewhere in Iraq, and that Saddam is aware of it. Buried along with ancient books, maps, cylinder seals, and portrayals of the gods, he said there could ultimately be "stargate technology-- something that would profoundly alter the existing world's religions and also the balance of power in the ... More »

Earthfiles reporter and editor, Linda M. Howe, is an Emmy Award-winning TV producer, investigative reporter and author. Her most recent book, "Mysterious Lights and Crop Circles", includes her research into accounts of crop circles, accompanied by lights and crackling sounds over the past two years.William Henry explores the secrets of the Illuminati and reveals the true power of the illuminated, even in the modern world. William describes himself as an investigative mythologist. His mission is to search ancient texts, images and architecture for the secrets of spiritual vision that once formed a lost technology of the soul. His extensive database of Egyptian, Sumerian and Holy Grail symbolism and mythology enable him to detect the startling ways history is repeating itself today. ... More »

William Henry describes himself as an investigative mythologist. Hismission is to search ancient texts, images and architecture for the secretsof spiritual vision that once formed a lost technology of the soul. Hisextensive database of Egyptian, Sumerian and Holy Grail symbolism andmythology enable him to detect the startling ways history is repeatingitself today. ... More »