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The Caribbean keeps turning up at the western edge of Atlantis in the sources I collect. Some place the islands inside the old continent, some look for its ruins under the sea. These are the pages where the Caribbean appears.
Under the water
On The Bimini Road Patricia Cori writes about the stones off Bimini:
Your search for proof of this all-encompassing reality yields so little. Not even the discovery of submerged Atlantean archeology (the Bimini Road) in the waters of the Caribbean Sea has received acknowledgment from scientists and scholars.
Patricia Cori
On The size of Atlantis and Temple of Poseidon the angels Stewart Pearce channels describe an Atlantis far larger than most people imagine, reaching from the Americas, with the Caribbean islands inside it, all the way to the Mediterranean. On Altea Region the summary says The Keys of Enoch links the Altea Region to the Atlantis region, including the Caribbean, Yucatan and southeastern Mexico. On The Adam and Eve Story the summary of Chan Thomas’s account says the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea were land at that time.
Living traditions
On Atlantis: Technology the page retells a tale from Trinidad about an old red land where people climbed hills by striking a plate. On Canary Islands: The Gaunches had light skin, fair hair, and blue eyes Matias de Stefano is asked whether the Canary Islands, rather than the Caribbean, are the epicenter of Atlantis memories. On “Water Mama” or “Watramama” in Dutch Guiana (present-day Suriname) and Yemoja, Mother of Waters and Nurturer of Life I follow the water spirits of the Afro-Caribbean traditions.
Related pages
- The Bimini Road
- The size of Atlantis
- Temple of Poseidon
- Altea Region
- The Adam and Eve Story
- Atlantis: Technology
- Canary Islands: The Gaunches had light skin, fair hair, and blue eyes
- “Water Mama” or “Watramama” in Dutch Guiana (present-day Suriname)
- Yemoja, Mother of Waters and Nurturer of Life
For every page I tagged with Caribbean, see the Caribbean tag archive.
