Podcasts that mention 📚 Macbeth by William Shakespeare

A similar idea was explored by Professor David Lewis-Williams at the University of Witwatersrand in South Africa, in a fabulous book called The Mind in the Cave, where he's again asserting that astonishing similarities in cave art and rock art around the world can only be properly explained by people in deeply altered states of consciousness trying to remember their visions and document them in permanent media like cave walls.

In this segment, Graham Hancock discusses 'The Mind in the Cave' by David Lewis-Williams, which explores the idea that the striking similarities found in cave art globally can be attributed to individuals in altered states of consciousness attempting to recall and document their visions on enduring surfaces like cave walls.

► Watch this excerpt @ 02:09:21