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Poseid is the name for Atlantis in A Dweller on Two Planets, the book Frederick Oliver wrote down in the 1880s and credited to Phylos the Thibetan. In my research it is the most detailed picture of daily life in Atlantis that I have found: a capital, a government, a temple, an airship network and a whole economy. These are the pages where Poseid comes up.
The book and its writer
On 1905 – A Dweller on Two Planets I tell how Oliver, as a young man near Mount Shasta, began the text by automatic writing and finished the book in 1886. On Frederick Oliver (Phylos) I collect what is known about his life. His mother arranged its publication in 1905, after his death.
Caiphul, the capital
On Caiphul Poseid is a limited monarchy. The emperor is elected rather than born to the throne, and he governs with the Council of Ninety, the Princes of the Realm. On Poseid highly honors women the nation makes no distinction between men and women in learning, and sees education as the root of its strength. The woman at the top of this page is my picture of Anzimee, the daughter of Prince Menax, whom the narrator Zailm loves.
Incal and the science of vibration
On “Axte Incal, Axtuce Mun” the Poseid people see the universe as two primal forces, matter and dynamic energy, and explain everything as rates of vibration. On Airship used for fast personal transport Zailm goes with the ruler Gwauxln to the temple of Incal, where the Maxin light burns from a crystal cube. On A nation of 85 million people he has to teach the people of Suem to farm again.
Umaur and the colonies
Poseid reached far beyond its island. On Umaur: land of the Incas in a far later day Phylos describes its South American lands:
Umaur was the region of the quarries of Poseid and many of its rich mines of mineral wealth.
Phylos, A Dweller on Two Planets
The sinking
On The Sinking of Poseidonis and Its Impact on Ancient Egypt the last island, Poseidonis, goes under in 9564 BC in the Theosophical timeline, and Egypt loses its western seaboard.
Related pages
- 1905 – A Dweller on Two Planets
- Frederick Oliver (Phylos)
- Caiphul
- Poseid highly honors women
- “Axte Incal, Axtuce Mun”
- Airship used for fast personal transport
- Umaur: land of the Incas in a far later day
- The Sinking of Poseidonis and Its Impact on Ancient Egypt
- Incalia: North America as a Colony of Poseid
- Sabbath: The Seventh Day from Sinai to Poseid
- Poseidonis – W. Scott-Elliot
For every page I tagged with Poseidii, see the Poseidii tag archive.
