by Shirley Andrews

She dreamed she was in a strange land, far from her homeland of Atlantis that was gone forever. It was hot in this foreign country, and she and her friends were surrounded by a forest which seemed to stretch on and on. The nearby sea was also unfamiliar. Noisy, small monkeys filled the air with loud shrieking. Brightly colored birds fluttered from tree to tree, and strange insects buzzed around her. The woman and her companions wore simple, primitive clothing and lived in huts constructed from gray bark. Her hands were rough and calloused from chopping trees for fires and digging to plant grains and vegetables. She was kneeling, pounding some nameless grain in a wooden bowl. Despite the hardships, she was happy. (more…)

Did Quantum Physics First Appear As Ancient Egyptian Temple Wisdom?

by Edward F. Malkowski

Responsible for the microelectronic technology that brought us the cell phone, the computer, and the Internet, quantum physics has proven to be history’s most successful scientific theory. Quantum physics is also the source of a new understanding of the world around us.

Although the founding principles of quantum physics were developed in the 1920’s and 30’s, it wasn’t until the 1970’s that its influence seeped into our cultural worldview. In 1975, with the endorsement from one of quantum physics creators, Nobel Prize laureate Werner Heisenberg, Fritjof Capra explored the similarities between quantum physics and the Eastern mystical tradition in The Tao of Physics. Another landmark book was published four years later, Gary Zukav’s The Dancing Wu Li Masters: An Overview of the New Physics. With these books, and many others that followed a new worldview begun to emerge embracing the interconnectedness between Man and Nature.

Everything is connected through a universal field of virtual particles, and we are all part of a single living system. What this new worldview suggests is that physical form as biological consciousness is a local expression of a universal phenomenon commonly referred to as ‘Consciousness.’ The cycle of life and the evolution of form are natural processes that create a framework for experience where consciousness is a fundamental aspect of reality just as much as the spatial dimensions. Consciousness, once thought to be only the product of brain chemistry, is now viewed as the eternal driving force for all that exists, and through physical form, manifests itself in order to experience. (more…)

by Andrew Tomas

What was the shape of things in Atlantis shortly before the cataclysm? Plato definitely speaks of conquests and imperialism of Atlanteans in their closing epoch.

The Samsaptakabadha scripture of India mentions airships powered by “celestial forces”. It speaks of a missile which contained the “power of the universe”. The blaze of the explosion is compared to “ten thousand suns”. The book says: “The gods had become alarmed and cried: Do not burn the whole world to ashes.”

The Sanskrit Mausola Purva refers to “an unknown weapon, an iron thunderbolt, a gigantic messenger of death which reduced to ashes the entire races of the Vrishnis and the Anhakas. The corpses were so burned as to be unrecognizable. Their hair and nails fell out; pottery broke without any apparent cause and the birds turned white. After a few hours, all foodstuffs were infected.”

Alexander Gorbovsky writes in his Riddles of Antiquity that a human skeleton found in India was radioactive. Its radioactivity was fifty times above the normal. One begins to wonder if the Mausola Purva is history rather than legend. (more…)

by Andrew Tomas

In the first century of our era a tall handsome Greek was asked by a guard at the frontier of Babylon:

“What gifts have you brought for the king?”

“All the virtues,” replied the Greek.

“Do you suppose our king does not have them?” queried the officer.

“He may have them but he does not know how to use them,” answered the bold raveller whose name was Apollonius of Tyana.

In spite of his provoking manner of speech, the traveller was allowed to cross the Babylonian border as the officials thought that the king himself might be interested in meeting so eccentric a visitor.

Apollonius was born in Cappadocia about 4 B.C. At fourteen his school teachers could no longer instruct him because of his inborn intelligence. The boy took the Pythagorean vows at the age of sixteen and attached himself to the temple of Aegae. His wisdom and cures had spread to such an extent that a saying appeared in Cappadocia:

“What’s the hurry? Rushing to see young Apollonius?” (more…)

by Andrew Tomas

The Timaeus and Critias of Plato contain a chronicle of Atlantis. The story comes from Solon, the lawgiver of ancient Greece, who traveled to Egypt about 560 B.C.

The hieratic college of the goddess Neith of Sais, protectress of learning, confided to Solon that its archives were thousands of years old. These records spoke of a continent beyond the pillars of Hercules which sank about 9560 B.C.

Plato does not confuse Atlantis with America, as he distinctly says that there was a continent west of Atlantis. He speaks of an ocean beyond the Straits of Gibraltar and calls the Mediterranean “only a harbor”. It is in that ocean-the Atlantic-that he places an island-continent larger than Libya and Asia Minor put together.

There was a fertile plain in the center of Atlantis protected by lofty mountains from the northern winds. The climate was subtropical and Atlanteans gathered tow crops a year. The country was rich in minerals, metals and agricultural produce. Industry, crafts and sciences flourished in Atlantis. It was proud of many fine harbors, docks and canals. Plato’s mention of commercial links with the outside world indicates the use of ocean-going ships. (more…)

Excerpt from A Search in Secret Egypt by Paul Brunton

(Paul Brunton (October 21, 1898 – July 27, 1981) was a British philosopher, mystic, traveler, and guru. He left a journalistic career to live among yogis, mystics, and holy men, and studied a wide variety of Eastern and Western esoteric teachings.)

The second meeting duly took place in the ruined temple of Luxor. I sat on a long block of stone carved with hieroglyphs, while the Adept squatted cross-legs on the same block, and faced me.

My note-book was prepared and, with pen poised expectantly, I was ready to take down his message; to inscribe on the white sheets the less picturesque characters of our twentieth-century system of hieroglyphs-shorthand!

Ra-Mak-Hotep wasted no time on preliminaries but plunged straightway into the subject of his message:

“Those who broke open the tombs of ancient Egypt have released forces upon the world that have endangered it. Both the tomb robbers of long ago and the archaeologists of our own days have all unwittingly opened the tombs of those who dealt in black magic. For in the final cycle of Egyptian history – the priesthood – and sorcery and the black arts were commonly practiced. When the white light of truth was formerly shining through the pure Egyptian religion became dimmed, and the noise-some shadows of false, materialistic doctrines crept in to replace it, the practice of mummification arose, together with all the elaborate accompanying rituals. Yet under the misleading and cunningly perverted teachings which supported this practice, there was an element of secret self-interest which sought to keep a long-preserved physical link with the physical world through the embalmment of the body. (more…)

by James Tyberonn

Atlantis was a technological city that had advanced knowledge of how to use crystals for the purposes of healing, childbirth, crossing over, meditation, awakening, increasing psychic abilities, increasing mental capacity and clarity of thought.  Atlanteans used crystals for the progress of advancing their science and technology, they had many temples that housed labs which grew different types of crystals that were used for dematerialization, teleportation, and telekinesis, as well as magnetic force fields.  Atlantis had huge libraries that stored records and other knowledge using crystals much like a computer is used today.

The Atlanteans also used crystals to help with botany and agriculture, weather control, they had huge crystal tower generators within the city for creating electricity, balancing the energetic vibrations of the planet so it would spin on its correct planetary axis.  The crystals were also used for communication purposes as they have the ability to transfer energy, to retain it, to maintain its intensity, to focus and transmit energy over great distance to similar receivers as are equal or comparable to the transmitter.  Many of the larger stones, called Fire Crystals, were the central receiving and broadcasting stations, while others acted as receivers for individual cities, buildings, vehicles and homes. (more…)

Expert in hypnosis and time travel, Dr. Bruce Goldberg, talks about ancient lost civilizations via information he’s gleaned from past life regressions of his patients. Based on his data, he concludes that the ancient continent of Lemuria (also called Mu) was in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, and Atlantis, “was Mu’s first major conquest as a civilization in expanding their empire.” Mu was a huge continent around the size of the United States, he adds, and was “the true garden of Eden” that produced modern man and had a population of around 64 million, most of whom died when a planetary cataclysm caused the land mass to sink. (more…)