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Honours and Blessings
They honoured and gave thanks for birthdays, a good harvest, the full moon, special rains or anything that felt relevant. Naturally, they all ate together and blessed their food. They understood intuitively that blessed food is super charged with divine energy.
Atlanteans knew that everything, including stones, crystals, trees, plants and animals, is a materialisation of divine life force. All is God.
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Priest Ceremonies
Use of drugs
The people of this time were social and gregarious and they loved to celebrate. Communities who rejoice together tend to be happy ones. Thanksgiving parties and ceremonies bond people in a common cause.
These people did not use drugs or any mood or mind-altering substances. They had no need, for there were no stresses to battle, discontent to bury or inner demons to escape. They were aware that the product of certain plants, like cannabis, tobacco or coffee, clouds the aura, blurring psychic perceptions and they had no desire to do that.
LSD is an artificially produced chemical that changes the pattern of brainwaves so that the user becomes mentally out of synch and can never get into synch again. This destroys the possibility of spiritual connection for that lifetime.
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Halloween
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Equinoxes
Music
All levels and tastes of music were catered for, but there was no heavy metal. Children were not off balance then as they are now, so there was no call for it. It was only in later Atlantis, as the frequency became discordant and people needed to express their disharmony, that rock-type music became popular.
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Ceremonies at stone circles
The people loved to take part in rituals and ceremonies, and these sacred celebrations held the communities together. They knew that genuine gratitude from the heart is one of the most powerful of energies which literally moves the universe in response, so all spiritual devotion was based on thanksgiving. They focused on sending out a stream of thanks and continuously counted their blessings. Each time anyone does this, of course, their aura lights up and they draw more good things to them.
The early Atlanteans radiated light. Because the weather was controlled by the Alta and was clement, the communities were able to meet outside in the beauty of natural surroundings, where they built stone circles. Each stone was carefully chosen for its shape and qualities. Some of them were levitated from a distance by telekinesis, sound and crystal power, and then they were very carefully put in place. The stones were often concave, with the effect that the circle became a sound chamber where the priests would tone and chant.
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Commemoration days
I found a list of various traditions linked to Atlantis in a book Atlantis: die Urheimat der Arier (1922):
From the various traditions it is possible not only to form a good picture of the events and conditions on the island of Atlantis, but it also reveals in which season of the year and even on which days the most important events took place. These commemoration days are the following:
- 3 February: Death day of the foster father.
- 22 March: In the evening the comet hail began.
- 24 March: In the evening or during the night the sister of the foster father died.
- 25 March (or in the preceding night): Birthday of the primeval father (foster son), who became the progenitor of the new Aryan race. Even into our era the 25th of March was celebrated in many regions as the beginning of the year.
- 1 May: Death day of the primeval father (foster son).
- 11 May: Wedding day of the primeval parental couple.
- 19 May: Thor’s birthday.
- 24 June: Commemoration day of the reconquest of the Idafield and the Idaburg by Thor.
- 15 August: Death day of the primeval mother (foster daughter).
- Mid-August: Crowning of Thor as king of Atlantis (= election day, election consecration, election mass).
- 8 September: Birthday of the primeval mother (foster daughter).
- 6 December: Birthday of the foster father.
- Mid-December: Thor’s death day.
- 25 December: Freyr’s birthday.
As can be seen from this list, the old so-called pagan festivals as well as the Midsummer festival have absolutely nothing to do with the course of the sun. They were ancestor festivals and commemoration days from the Aryan primeval homeland Atlantis.
Even the Midsummer festival, also called Summer Solstice festival, has no connection whatsoever with the course of the sun. It is the commemoration day of the reconquest of the Idafield and the “Heaven’s” or Idaburg.
According to the primeval history of Peru, the Atlantean king Sintschi Rozke and with him the other inhabitants withdrew from the Idafield before the approaching non-Aryan and mixed-blood mountain dwellers. This area later had to be reconquered by Inti Kapak Yupanki — Thor. This reconquest, during which the honor of the day fell to Thor’s loyal weapon companions or vassals who broke in first, gave rise to this festival of the castle-burning. Only through the capture of the Idafield, or rather the Heaven’s mountain, did it become possible to use fire as help. In this castle-burning the matter concerns the temple or palace located on the Heaven’s mountain, to which the mountain dwellers had withdrawn after the rest of the Idafield was already in Thor’s hands. There they defended themselves so stubbornly that the attacking Aryans had nothing left but to bring wood and straw to set the building on the mountain on fire, whereby the defenders then perished in the flames.
The Midsummer solstice fires therefore symbolically represent the reconquest of the Idaburg, to whose aid fire had to be used. The Easter fires, on the other hand, are said to commemorate the Sinthbrand caused by the comet hail.
Likewise, the Christmas festival has nothing to do with the winter solstice. It was originally the birthday festival of Freyr. Later Thor’s death day, which falls around mid-December, was also transferred to the Christmas festival, so that this is actually a festival in memory of a birthday and a death day.*)
