Arcos Cielos Research Center

“The Internet is growing faster than all other technologies that have
preceded it. Radio existed for 38 years before it had 50 million
listeners, and television took 13 years to reach that mark. The Internet
crossed the line in just four years.” — Handbook on Electronic
Commerce, 2000.

The human population of plant Earth is currently estimated to be
6,676,120,288. Of that total population, 360,985,492, or 21.9 percent of
the world population in now plugged into the Internet. Between 2000 and
2008, the average growth of internet penetration has been 305.5 percent.
The current U.S. population is estimated to be 303,824,646. 72.5
percent, or 220,141,969 of the U.S. Population, is now estimated to have online access. The current Canadian Population is estimated to be 33,212,696. 84.3 percent, or 28,000,000 of the Canadian Population is now estimated to have online access.

The current European population is estimated to be 800,401,065. 48.1
percent, or 384,633,765 of the European population, is now estimated to
have online access.

“If Man can fully comprehend the benefits and rewards of Planetary Protection and Ecological Enhancement as critical prerequisites for the survival and success of Future Generations, Humanity will have begun a profoundly important transition into a new and exciting chapter of its Evolutionary History. This new phase of Human History is one of Co-Evolution and Transformation. The hope-filled journey of Paraphysical Man has only just begun!” …Elliott Maynard - “Visions for the Future of Humanity and Planet Earth.”

“When an organism is stimulated with the appropriate form of Energy, it will raise its frequency in Harmonic Resonance…first in Linear, then in Quantum Jumps. This means that the vibrational and physical structures will arrive at a state where they must change their basic composition in order to continue using Energy at the Higher Frequencies.”                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  …Elliott Maynard, 2000