Posted by Mark (Star Mariner)
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Posted by Jim_Duyer
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I will be publishing, eventually, a book that includes a map that I discovered. The map has been dated by not one but three teams of archaeologists to 2000 BC, but the signs on it show Theban as the north star, so that puts it back to 3700 BC. And the map is of the North Pole, complete with all of the major islands, accurately depicting the ingress and egress from England to Alaska, all of the small inlets in Canada, etc., and it shows a large lake in the center of Greenland - which our scientists tell us does indeed exist under the snow, and was once a viable lake, but way, way back.
Many thanks for the thoughtful reply, that's fascinating. Any possibility of posting the map here? If it does indeed depict Greenland without an ice-sheet, I'd surmise it's far older than 3700 BC.
Based on many pre-historical snippets of Cayce's readings we can gather that the Earth before the Atlantean cataclysm was indeed very different. There was a pole shift at that time, which likely caused or accelerated the demise of Atlantis. In those ancient days the Sahara was green, and the Nile River flowed not north into the Mediterranean but west into the Atlantic. Antarctica too was green and lush, and much of North America was either covered by ice or under water. Cayce said that many Atlanteans fled (after the disaster) to Europe and Egypt, but others to the Yucatan, and across the waters to a large island grouping that today is Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, and to as far north as Ohio (these were the original
Mound Builders).
Interestingly though, we learn also that there were pockets of civilization already existing in other places in the world, and at least one other
major, sophisticated civilization. There is very little mention of them anywhere (on this forum or otherwise). This culture has been totally scrubbed from the record, if not the face of the Earth, and almost nothing whatsoever is known about it or its people. And that is
the Gobi, those who lived in what is now the barren, empty Gobi Desert in present day Mongolia. Once green and fertile the Gobi was home to an advanced and flourishing people, and post-Atlantis, a group of survivors went to join the Gobi. Allegedly, somewhere under those desert sands, lies a Temple of Gold that once housed the princesses of Poseidia sheltering in exile. Additionally, we hear of another group of Atlantean survivors who settled the Indus Valley to birth a new civilization there, of which only fragments now remain (and tantalizing clues that a terrible destruction befell them, one that had the
hallmarks of something potentially nuclear).
This is all to say, that for a brief period humanity rebooted after Atlantis, and got off to a very promising start. Consider this extract from the Cayce readings (1939):
“[entity was] in Atlantean land of Poseidian peoples when there was the breaking up of the land, among those who came to Pyranees and then to Egypt, active in preserving records – using powers called in the present natural sources or electrical forces for propelling vehicles, ships, and for conveniences and communications.”
If in Egypt, in 10,500BC, we
had electrical power, communications technology, 'ships that could float on the air' and the moral tenets to guide society in the shape of the Law of One...
what the hell went wrong? If we had all that and so long ago we could be,
we should be, a
Type 2 Civilization by now. But by the Early Dynastic period (~3,000BC) we find the same Egyptians had regressed to a simple people steeped in myth and superstition. All that ancient wisdom gone, all that technology lost.
In fact, an answer now comes to me that may answer my original question:
Did this reboot of world civilization post-Atlantis fail due to external interference? Might THIS be where the Anunnaki come in? With the power and glory of the Atlanteans gone, or at least far reduced, was the Earth now ripe to be conquered?
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... but either way it's kind of fun to think about the possibility...and could THAT be considered a somewhat direct 'live stream' method of channelling -
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