Project SuperNature

the world. It is valuable to understand the dimensions of sacred places, as well as contextual information such as when they were built or occupied. However, as many traditional archaeologists are forced to admit (rather frustratingly), ‘stones can’t talk’. The idea of SuperNature is that a greater spiritual understanding and acceptance of mythology is vital to truly pe*****te and unlock the secrets of the ancient world. Ultimately there is no separation between past, present and future. The keys to our evolution will be found in ‘future artifacts’ from history showing our greater heritage and interconnection amongst all ancient cultures (the concept of ‘future history’). Our past can teach us lessons for the future, so that humanity can continue to advance and negative cycles of evolution (e.g. Altea in Central America) do not have to be repeated. About us

Dr Kenneth Scott and Mr Bradley Pitt are independent researchers bringing together the spiritual wisdom of ancient cultures with contemporary scientific understanding to document the higher significance of sacred places around the world. They do this with original research presented in essays, conference presentations and documentary films (under the name ‘SuperNature Productions’). Dr. Kenneth Scott (BSc (Hons); PhD) is a plant ecologist with a broad background in land management, ecological research, protected area management, and the development of public policy for the sustainable management of natural resources. His PhD examined the influence of fire regimes on the structure and composition of plants in tropical savannas, and is regarded as a subject matter expert on grass-layer plant dynamics in Australian tropical savannas. Following the completion of his studies, he travelled to Zambia to undertake a volunteer project with a rural community, to better understand the role of wildfire in African savannas and the ignition sources of human-caused wildfire. He has presented the results of scientific research at national and international conferences (including in Spain and South Africa), and has authored several peer reviewed scientific publications in Australian and international journals. His current focus includes Pacific pre-history and the legends of Mu, megalithic anthropology and documentary film making at sacred sites around the world. Bradley Pitt is a futurist and spiritual teacher dedicated to synthesising science and spirituality, guiding us towards a vision of the new world. As an active member of the World Peace Prayer Society, and gifted visionary and spiritual communiqué, he promotes new peace initiatives and inter-religious harmony. He has been a representative for the Multi-faith Association of South Australia, attending the Parliament of World Religions as a delegate and forum facilitator on behalf of national and international organisations. As an Earth Charter representative for South Australia, he examined ways to instill better values and ethics in businesses and the work of NGOs. Additionally, he was a former member of UNESCO-APNIEVE South Australia (Asia Pacific Network for International Educational and Values Education). Bradley has a strong interest in the practice of vibrational medicine, which spans a broad spectrum of disciplines such as acupuncture, electrotherapy, meditation, sound therapy and psychic healing. As Co-director of Sacred Resonance, he uses visual arts, music and education to raise the profile of future sciences. Through his visionary thinking, he examines how we can build a bridge between science and spirituality, and in-turn address key areas of humanity's dilemmas facing us in the 21st century. He is currently the Australian Coordinator (with Darren Curtis) of the Academy for Future Science. Videos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxxNzoc_QUtAV6cY6_2Fxkw