Mysteries in Nova Scotia
December 2021: website updated
John Coleman's visionary mapping remains as important today as 20 years ago, and will be as important 20 years from now. John is doing yoga and hasn't done this type of work in years. He is 'under the radar' at this time. I welcome your questions, my email address is ask (at) danshaw (dot) com
October 2004:
I just reposted my old web
pages based on many requests {Many thanks to Dan Shaw}. I had hoped to
update them before reposting them, but it is just not going to happen. Please
note that things have changed incredibly since I first posted these pages. I
have made some very strange findings, stranger friends, and I have come to
some conclusions that I would never have guessed "way back then". It turns
out that the whole "mystery" is larger and more beautiful than I would ever
have guessed, and at the same time, sort of normal and everyday... certainly
not very exciting for treasure seekers and conspiracy theorists. If you, dear
seeker, keep on your trail, I promise you will not be disappointed. If
reading these pages help steer you in some direction or other, then I am
pleased.
I leave the pages as they have always been. Any
questions I asked in them have long ago been answered.
Namaste,
john coleman
The task of creating a coherent web page that can stand, unexplained, to the view of the public is beyond my list of attainable goals at this time. Therefore, I am posting these thoughts and pictures for the use of the persons on the various listservers that I deal with regularly.
Basically, the following pages are a few pictures of the sorts of things I have been finding in Nova Scotia, Canada. I have stumbled upon a series of very large geometric figures that are marked by monuments that are often very old {pre-Columbian} and sometimes, surprisingly, very new. In the 10 + years that I have been researching this phenomenon, I have discovered a history of North America and humanity which is not told in the schools and texts. I have found a project that has been hidden from the general public, and has consumed the lives of many men throughout the ages toward a goal that, at this point, I can only make an intelligent guess.
Overview: Some odd coincidences
The Big Nova Scotia Leys Map: It's big.
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