Atla

For this level of spiritual attainment was taught and governed by the Atla priesthood, who lived efficaciously by the people, for the people, nigh the people.

And this was created, promoted, and sustained through your pure practices, your prayerfulness, your meditations, your rituals, where you used sound and light in relation to the unique and sacred crystals that were directed to you by the Atla priests and priestesses.

For the Atla, the great priests and priestesses, possessed the ability to heal through the profound telepathic use of sound and light.

And it was located in an area that you now know as the Atlas Mountains of Morocco.

Indeed, this has been written about by Plato, who, as you know, was an incarnation of Thoth, who referred to Atlas as the sovereign of Atlantis, appointed by his father Poseidon.

But the priests within the heavy, well-built edifice never suffered cold, for Atla, drawing upon Navaz, had Night-Side forces at its call.

Atla had learned at last so much of the secret as to wield magnetic forces for the destruction of its foes, and had dispensed with missiles, projectiles, and explosives as agents of defense.

Atla (A region or country mentioned in relation to religious customs).

Hence, I am today not less in favor of Sabbath observance, whether it be the seventh day or any other of the seven days of the week, as now constituted, or the eleventh and first, as in Atla.

In Atla any person was free to employ the morning hours even of the eleventh day in any manner most agreeable, whether at work or playful relaxation.

There can be nothing more sacred and holy." So spake the boy whose maturing mind had grasped the really inspiring exoteric religion, but who knew of none other, deeper and more sublime, nor was he to learn of it in the days of Atla.

Thousands of years later, in the time of Jesus of Nazareth, these were called "Essenes." But Atla, which possessed such a wealth of literature, had, with a single exception, no books on the subject.