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Showing posts with label ancient civilizations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ancient civilizations. Show all posts

Friday, February 15, 2013

Lemuria and the Seven Headed Beast of Revelation


The video was created using portions of James Churchward's Lost Continent of MU.

These can be found here.

I have long been fascinated by the stories of Lemuria and Atlantis, and this interest became part of the story line in my unfortunately ill fated book. I believe that there well may be sunken land masses which have not yet been discovered and I believe that the people must have had an amazing and wonderful mythology which would have been on par with civilizations such as ancient Greece and ancient Egypt.

What I do not believe at this point in my life is that the Lemurians and Atlanteans had contact with beings from outer space, or that they had flying machines and Jedi-like magic.

I did, however, used to believe this very strongly.

I'm not trying to dis anyone's beliefs. I can only state that I find no compelling evidence that this is plausible.

 

Saturday, February 2, 2013

Secrets of Atlantis


Another Atlantis documentary. I enjoy this stuff, although if they start delving into the realm of UFO's and an ancient civilization capable of space travel, they tend to lose me.

Friday, February 1, 2013

Speculations on Lost Atlantis


Do I believe that there may be a sunken land mass which for the sake of argument we may call Atlantis?

Absolutely. Why not? There are other sunken cities. 

Do I believe that the inhabitants thereof were capable of space travel and had technology that surpassed modern knowledge?

No.

I am an open minded skeptic. I believe that anything is possible even if not probable. But I do not find it highly probable that the Atlanteans (for the sake of argument, let us call them that) were a technologically advanced race to a degree surpassing twenty-first century knowledge. If they existed, they would have had a society similar to the ancient Grecians or Romans.