Before anything existed, there was everything. There was no beginning, there is no end........ only change!

Once, when all was one, the First Culture was born. It was known as the Malliqacian Culture. All Matter, all Energy, and all Spirit co-existed at a single point in the Ultimate Void. How it came into existence is beyond our mortal understanding. Understanding is not necessary, but believing is. We all believe we came from somewhere!

The Malliqacian Culture developed so quickly that it released a massive amount of energy. So much energy, in fact, that it had to become the origin of our universe. Some scientists call this ‘The Big Bang.’

This event was not like a bomb exploding, it was more like a beautiful flower full of untold numbers of fertile seeds. These seeds were carried by the Winds of Time throughout all of the Ultimate Void to form what we now call the Universe. A universe of ever-flowing rivers of particles all separate, all joined by the Common Malliqacian Spirit.

How  were  the  first  facts  about The Malliqacian Culture  discovered???

In 1953, a young 9 year old boy living in the small city of Tulsa, Oklahoma, accidentally uncovered what would eventually prove to be a massive government cover-up of the discovery of ancient Malliqacian artifacts. What started out as a child’s natural curiosity, ended up as a life-long pursuit of the true facts about the origins of the Universe!

Finally, after almost fifty years, this secret is being shared by that boy, now Dr. Art E. Phakt, Ph.D. (Doctor of Phaktology), Director of the Secret Centre of Malliqacian Studies at The Underground Metropolitan Museum of Malliqacian Culture.

Until now, only a few of the highest ranking officials in government, AND Dr. Phakt knew of the existence of these facts and artifacts!  Dr. Phakt believes that the arrival of the New Millennium should be the new beginning of understanding and cooperation among ALL the peoples of the world!

His story is being told through an on-going series of lectures and literary papers entitled:  “THE  MALLIQACIAN  SAGAS”.

copyright 1999