3. Constraints: Funding will typically only be provided for reserach that further supports the dogma, preestablished models and biases. This creates a vicious cycle of further Bias, Dogma and Constraints. Other constraints from this cycle result in outright censorship. Even attacking some researchers who dare to think outside of the box.
This is not scientific.

It is not in the same vein as philosophy. It is devoid of the heart of science.
It goes against the scientific method.
It is not truth-seeking or in the spirit of freedom of thought.
It is the opposite of scientific.

There is a distinction that is foundational to our approach in researching the most ancient sciences. These most ancient sciences might be called to the untrained eye 'mystical'. Or worse they might be dismissed as primitive superstition.
 
There exists a preestablished model that we as humans evolved in a strictly linear fashion. Going from primal animalistic living to agricultural/spiritual living. Then proceeded to where we are now, a trade and reason-based society. This model can be visually seen and explored by looking up "Spiral Dynamics". While this model is evidently and undeniably true overall, further investigation into our past may indicate that this was not a strictly linear progression. That is to say, there may have been many dips and crests, rises and falls on our way to where we are now.
As well as many breakaway civilizations.

So if for instance humankind has been even more technologically advanced than we are currently, but experienced a cataclysmic upset that resulted in us having to revert back to hunting and gathering, perhaps some of the ancient stories are important. We at the very least owe it to ourselves to investigate this theory. Especially in light of now knowing that mass extinction events and other cataclysmic events have taken place and can be verified empirically.

Furthermore, there is evidence that may support that these ancient stories were referring to things we are only just now starting to understand scientifically and technologically in very recent years. Dimensions, subtle energies, patterns in creation, physical and mental capacities, the unified nature of all things, the afterlife, historic accounts, and so much more were described and understood (or at least accepted) by the ancients and we have come full circle to coming to the same conclusions through our own science and technology today.

The furthest reaches of what we are currently capable of measuring in any scientific field, borders on what could be called mystical.
It not only begins to defy our structured and linear models, it begins to reaffirm the governing laws of reality that the ancients spoke about. 

Entanglement or 'spooky action at a distance' is what we observe and acknowledge today, but it also seems to confirm what the ancients understood. This phenomenon has also been called the Law of Contagion, and the belief and practices that derive from this belief have existed since before recorded history.

If there is any merit whatsoever to any of this it means that there could be a vast wealth of important knowledge right at our fingertips that merely needs decoding. Consider that if the human race were to cataclysmically collapse now, the vast wealth of knowledge we would have to try and get across... in only one generation.

With the loss of the internet, all paper and writings disintegrated, most of our collective knowledge would evaporate. It would be up to the survivors to pass down the knowledge as best as they could to their descendants all of whom would have to exist as hunter-gatherers as they attempted to rebuild civilization.

Now imagine trying to explain the concept of 'energy' to a hunter-gatherer society. It is invisible yet powerful, is within us and all around us, keeps us alive, etc. This could very well be the concept of what we now call 'spirit'.
If even just one thread of this hypothetical is true it is worth pursuing.

This is only the tip of the iceberg as well. As you will see if you continue with us, every time we look at the more arcane elements of what the ancients taught concerning energy, our history and much more, there is measurable or quantifiable evidence and scientific data to many things that have been considered mythological, mystical, pseudoscientific, spiritual, or any other adjective that to a logic-oriented person would seem annoying, superficial and frivolous.

But the implication of what we are finding is that there may be a vast number of exciting mysteries right under our feet ready to be explored with a more discerning philosophic and scientific lens.

That's why the Brown Focus is so important.
Eventually we want to substantiate these findings and bring awareness of this approach to the public at large.

Before humankind dismisses the messages that were handed down generation after generation for thousands of years, we at least owe it to our ancestors to examine what it was they were trying to say with the tools at our disposal now.

And again, if even just one thread of all of it is true it is worth pursuing.