Mr. Graham Hancock,
I must say that I am absolutely thrilled to be finally writing to you after so many years of cherishing your works. I first discovered your ideas in the early 2000's, and even cultivated a few more fans by sharing your masterful work Fingerprints of the Gods as a cadet at the United States Military Academy at West Point where I eventually earned a degree in International History. While life has rapidly (too fast almost) passed by as I am now the father of three children six, nine, and twelve, my ever-insatiable appetite for wanting to pull back the veil of our deeply ancient and magnificent human past has never dissipated.
Now, what compelled me to reach out to you today is that my eldest son is starting to get more curious about our great world, and I am navigating the best way in which to not only allow him to explore subjects of interest to him but also present ideas and theories that are not so readily available. I personally feel like it is my duty to present ALL ideas to my children so they can decide for themselves what to take with them in order to understand the nature of our reality.
With that being said, have you considered adopting your works into a form that would be readily consumable for children of different ages? I believe there is a need for this next generation to have these resources available and in forms in which the younger generations can learn and understand that is not intimidating but is simple, elegant, and beautiful. I would love to hear your thoughts on this matter as I know only you and your amazing photographer ;) could manifest this in a way to FREE the next generations from a life and past with Amnesia.
Thank you and respectfully,
A.B. (Reggiedog)
I must say that I am absolutely thrilled to be finally writing to you after so many years of cherishing your works. I first discovered your ideas in the early 2000's, and even cultivated a few more fans by sharing your masterful work Fingerprints of the Gods as a cadet at the United States Military Academy at West Point where I eventually earned a degree in International History. While life has rapidly (too fast almost) passed by as I am now the father of three children six, nine, and twelve, my ever-insatiable appetite for wanting to pull back the veil of our deeply ancient and magnificent human past has never dissipated.
Now, what compelled me to reach out to you today is that my eldest son is starting to get more curious about our great world, and I am navigating the best way in which to not only allow him to explore subjects of interest to him but also present ideas and theories that are not so readily available. I personally feel like it is my duty to present ALL ideas to my children so they can decide for themselves what to take with them in order to understand the nature of our reality.
With that being said, have you considered adopting your works into a form that would be readily consumable for children of different ages? I believe there is a need for this next generation to have these resources available and in forms in which the younger generations can learn and understand that is not intimidating but is simple, elegant, and beautiful. I would love to hear your thoughts on this matter as I know only you and your amazing photographer ;) could manifest this in a way to FREE the next generations from a life and past with Amnesia.
Thank you and respectfully,
A.B. (Reggiedog)