This podcast is meant as an overview of a most unusual  topic - a parallel  or an alternative form of time that was greatly honored in the ancient world and that is highly relevant to our current age. Chronological time and Kairos time ( what the Greeks called it) actually have an intimate relationship. One  is exterior (Chronological), the other is interior (Kairos), which heavily relates to the spirit world.
   I  liken this present era somewhat like a giant ocean liner that is adrift at sea -many sense our  future may not be that bright. Hope this podcast will give folks a solid vision based on the story written in the stars,  is confirmed in the Bible and ironically in many of the so called "pagan" sources. There is a vast treasure here..

The ancient labyrinth is a metaphor of our current reality.
The Cretan Bull was a bull that appeared in the myth of the Labors of Heracles, as well as the myth of the Minotaur, in Greek mythology. It was the creature that Pasiphae fell in love with, and became impregnated by, eventually giving birth to the Minotaur. This creature was said to be half man and half bull, which lived at the center of a confusing  underground maze. 
   The bull was said to demand sacrifices in human. flesh. I believe this famous myth is based off the constellation Taurus  and it's story flow is almost the exact opposite of what was originally intended.

Ok, the title is provocative - but an event happened almost 4,000 years ago that is profoundly 
affecting us today. The entire "ancient" world believed there was an alternative form of time that has an intimate relationship with chronological time. What happened to it?
   This other type of time  has spiritual qualities and is prophetic - no wonder then that one of the worlds first tyrants and his cohorts wanted to rearrange the narrative, putting the focus on themselves rather than their creator.
   This was the era of Abraham and his father Terah who was actually an idol maker and part of this attempt to divorce Chronos time from what the Greeks called "Kairos" time. Although the Tower of Babel was destroyed  there efforts were spectacularly successful in twisting the intended meaning. The focus on the Creator began to dramatically decrease and switch to the individual became paramount.