Raphael Ogwuda-Zernoff

Raphael Ogwuda-Zernoff is the author of Atlantis: From the First Dawn to the Final Fall. The book follows Atlantis from its rise to its fall. It describes Atlantis as a living world shaped by consciousness, emotion and harmony between people and land, rather than as a ruin or a myth.

He has written other books, including The Egyptian Origin of Christianity, Zep Tepi: The Lost Origins of Ancient Egypt, Lost Technologies of Ancient Gods, Awaken the Shaman Within and Remote Viewing for Beginners: Exercise Book. Booksellers list The Egyptian Origin of Christianity, Awaken the Shaman Within and Remote Viewing for Beginners as independently published in 2025.

The sales descriptions of Zep Tepi and Lost Technologies of Ancient Gods say they read ancient myths as memories of a lost civilisation. He is also a listed source on the post The Fall of Atlantis.

I could not find a biography of him, so this page covers only his books.

Books

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Atlantis: From the First Dawn to the Final Fall

Raphael Ogwuda-Zernoff

Rather than presenting Atlantis as a lost ruin or a half-remembered myth, it explores the civilisation as a living world.