Cayce’s readings reveal that Hept-Supht was among the leaders who guided a group of Atlanteans to Egypt before the final cataclysms that destroyed Atlantis.
Government: The Atlantean society was governed by a limited monarchy with an emperor elected by the people, not a hereditary position.
Electric Power: The Atlanteans had advanced knowledge of electricity, using it for lighting, transportation, and various other services.
The Council of Ninety - A governing body in the Atlantean government.
The Atlantean people lived under a government having the character of a limited monarchy.
A description therefore of one palace will serve a double purpose, that of presenting an idea of the most notable residence in the great Atlantean empire, since I will describe the main palace of the emperor; and, secondly, that of illustrating the prevailing style of governmental architecture in the period during which I resided in Poseid.
So much sawed and hewn stone forces the modern mind to wonder if the Atlanteans obtained the finished product through the unremitting toil of slaves, in which case we must have been a barbarous people, whose political autonomy was ever menaced by the uplifting forces of the social volcano which slavery always creates, or else we possessed peculiarly efficient stone-cutting machinery.
Let me here make an assertion, not for argument but to be understood in the light of subsequent chapters, namely, that if we as Atlanteans had not possessed this wide range of mechanical inventions and the inventive talent which gave us these triumphs, then neither would
Trusting that the effort has been successful to depict by words the appearance of Atlantean governmental edifices, let us next obtain an idea of the Caiphalian promontory, whereon was enthroned Caiphul, the Royal City, the greatest of that ancient day, within the limits of which resided a population of two million souls, unencompassed by walled fortifications.
Yet this was a power, and a least valued, one at that, which we--possibly you; certainly I--knew in the, Atlantean life.
The great charm of thew residences lay in the fact of their retired situations, which prevented the dismal appearance of masses of angular houses, an effect of extreme ugliness seen in our modern days, but seldom, or never, in our Atlantean, cities.
This chapter explores two specific cases where Cayce provided detailed aura charts for individuals who were identified as reincarnated Atlanteans.
These Atlantean influences might manifest as certain talents, challenges, or predispositions in the present life.
The chapter details two specific cases where Cayce provided aura charts for individuals identified as reincarnated Atlanteans.
The colors indicated a high level of spiritual awareness but also showed areas of imbalance related to unresolved karmic issues from their Atlantean past.
For those with Atlantean past lives, Cayce emphasized the importance of recognizing and healing any karmic imbalances that might be reflected in their auras.
Chapter 5 of Edgar Cayce's "Atlantis" focuses on the figure of Alyne, a notable Atlantean who served as both a priestess and a physician.
Through a series of past-life readings, Cayce provides insights into Alyne's life, her roles in Atlantean society, and her contributions to both spiritual and physical healing.
The chapter introduces Alyne as a highly respected and influential figure in Atlantean society.
Alyne’s dual role as a priestess and a physician reflects the holistic approach to healing and spirituality that was central to Atlantean culture.
Her responsibilities included leading rituals, providing spiritual guidance, and maintaining the sacred knowledge of the Atlantean temples.
Her role as a priestess was not just ceremonial; it was a vital part of the societal structure, ensuring that spiritual wisdom guided the daily lives of the Atlanteans.
Cayce’s readings highlight Alyne’s use of advanced Atlantean medical techniques, which included the use of crystals, vibrational therapies, and herbal remedies.
Her practice reflected the broader Atlantean understanding that the physical body was a manifestation of spiritual and energetic realities.
The influence of Alyne’s practices can be seen in ancient Egypt's medical and spiritual traditions and other cultures that inherited Atlantean knowledge.
Chapter 5 illustrates the profound integration of spirituality and medicine in Atlantean society through the life and work of Alyne.
Chapter 4 of Edgar Cayce's "Atlantis" focuses on the Great Hept-Supht, who is described as an important Atlantean figure with a role in both the spiritual and material development of ancient Egypt.
This chapter ties the legacy of Atlantis to the foundational myths and historical events of other ancient civilizations, particularly Egypt, and highlights how Atlantean knowledge and influence extended beyond their own civilization.
Hept-Supht is depicted as a wise and powerful leader who was deeply involved in the preservation and transfer of Atlantean knowledge to other parts of the world, especially Egypt.
Hept-Supht was not only a spiritual leader but also a master of the advanced technologies that the Atlanteans possessed.
During the final years of Atlantis, Hept-Supht, along with a group of like-minded Atlanteans, recognized the impending destruction of their land due to the misuse of power and the neglect of spiritual laws.
Cayce’s readings reveal that Hept-Supht was among the leaders who guided a group of Atlanteans to Egypt before the final cataclysms that destroyed Atlantis.
Hept-Supht’s primary mission in Egypt was the preservation of Atlantean wisdom.
Hept-Supht, along with other Atlantean priests, is said to have overseen the creation of these structures, embedding within them both physical records and spiritual symbols that would guide future generations in rediscovering Atlantean knowledge.
Cayce’s readings imply that his efforts to preserve and transfer Atlantean wisdom played a crucial role in shaping not just Egypt, but also other ancient civilizations.
The spiritual and technological advancements of Egypt, including its deep understanding of the afterlife, cosmic order, and the use of sacred geometry, are seen as direct continuations of Atlantean traditions.
His efforts to preserve Atlantean knowledge ensured that it would not be lost entirely with the destruction of Atlantis but would continue to influence human development through other cultures.
Cayce’s readings emphasize that the lives of reincarnated Atlanteans are often shaped by karmic patterns established in their past lives.
In his readings, Cayce identified certain traits or characteristics that are commonly seen in reincarnated Atlanteans.
Individuals who feel an inexplicable attraction to Atlantis, or who have recurring dreams or memories of a lost civilization, might also be experiencing echoes of their Atlantean past lives.
Cayce also noted that some reincarnated Atlanteans carry a sense of a "mission" or a feeling of being destined to accomplish something significant in their current life.
He also proposed that the resurgence of interest in Atlantis in modern times might be linked to the reincarnation of Atlantean souls, who feel an innate pull towards rediscovering and reconnecting with their ancient heritage.
These cases illustrate a wide range of experiences, from those who were leaders or priests to those who were involved in the more technical or scientific aspects of Atlantean society.
Each case is unique, but all share a common thread of Atlantean influence, showing how deeply these past lives impact the individuals’ present-day situations.
This chapter also underlines the potential impact that reincarnated Atlanteans could have on the modern world.
According to Cayce, the Atlanteans harnessed crystals not only for healing but also as powerful energy sources.
The energy emitted by these crystals was clean and renewable, and the Atlanteans had developed methods to control and direct this energy efficiently.
Cayce mentioned that the Atlanteans used crystals in conjunction with other technologies to transmit information across vast distances, similar to modern telecommunications.
The Atlanteans originally understood that all life is interconnected and that humanity’s actions have far-reaching consequences.
The readings emphasize the concept of karma, particularly how the actions of the Atlanteans had repercussions that extended beyond their immediate lifetimes.
The Atlanteans initially excelled in this balance, using their knowledge to enhance both their physical and spiritual lives.
The Atlanteans were given great knowledge and power, but their ultimate fate was determined by how they chose to use these gifts.
The Atlanteans practiced a form of healing that was highly advanced and deeply holistic, integrating physical, mental, and spiritual health.
One of the key elements of Atlantean healing practices was the manipulation of energy and vibrations.
Cayce’s readings describe how the Atlanteans used sound, light, and other forms of vibrational energy to heal the body.
Crystals played a significant role in Atlantean healing practices.
The Atlanteans believed that different crystals had the ability to channel and amplify energies, which could be used to restore health.
Cayce’s readings suggest that Atlanteans were skilled in using mental powers to influence health.
This knowledge allowed the Atlanteans to achieve feats that seem miraculous by today's standards, such as controlling the weather and defying gravity.
Cayce noted that despite their advanced knowledge, the Atlanteans eventually succumbed to internal strife and spiritual decay.
Cayce suggested that these events were not natural but were caused by the Atlanteans themselves, who had lost control of the powerful forces they had once mastered.
He predicted that certain parts of Atlantis might physically rise again, and that humanity would rediscover and apply the wisdom of the Atlanteans.
Cayce emphasizes that only through a spiritual cleansing could one properly access and utilize the Atlantean knowledge.
364-3 Reading: Cayce provides more details about the daily life of Atlanteans, their practices, and their eventual moral decline.
Billy discusses the Emerald Tablets, attributed to Thoth, an Atlantean priest-king who claimed to have ruled ancient Egypt for 16,000 years.
The Survival and Migration of Atlanteans
Atlantean Refugees: After the destruction of Atlantis, survivors of this advanced civilization fled to various parts of the world.
Rebuilding Civilization: In these new lands, the Atlantean survivors began to rebuild their lives and, over time, re-established some of their former knowledge and culture.
The scattering of languages and the eventual decline of Mesopotamian Babylon mark the final end of the Atlantean legacy, fulfilling the metaphorical prophecy of Babylon's ultimate fall.
You see, you as Atlanteans lived within 12 great communions, and you were informed by psychic premonitions that were validated by your high priests and priestesses.
One trail I keep returning to in Atlantis research is sun worship, and the idea of an Atlantean Temple of the Sun.
Can an Atlantean Temple of the Sun still work as a labeled hypothesis when I read Donnelly-style diffusion claims beside that biblical trail?
He does not describe an Atlantean Temple of the Sun.
Ignatius Donnelly’s Atlantis: The Antediluvian World (1882) is the main popular source for the Atlantean sun-worship claim.
On Sacred Texts, his chapter on Greek gods and Atlantean kings states that Peru’s sun, moon, and planet worship “probably represents very closely the simple and primitive religion of Atlantis,” with sacrifices of fruits and flowers.
There Donnelly again says Atlantean religion was pure and simple, with fruit and flower offerings, and that they worshipped the sun.
I flag this as a diffusion hypothesis, not as an excavated Atlantean temple.
In the on-site sketch of The Story of Atlantis, Atlantean religion is described as shifting toward sun cults and sacrifices in later decadence.
Third, an Atlantean Temple of the Sun is a research hypothesis.
I treat an Atlantean Temple of the Sun as a labeled research idea, not as proven dig evidence.
Did Atlantis have a Temple of the Sun?No excavated Atlantean Temple of the Sun is known.
Atlantean sun worship, in Donnelly and related writers, is reconstructed by comparing those cultures and reading them as colonies or heirs of Atlantis.
The Indentity of the Civilizations of the Old World and the New: Donnelly on shared Old World / New World traits, including Atlantean sun worship parallels with Egypt and Peru.
Scott-Elliot: esoteric sketch noting later Atlantean shift toward sun cults.
Atlantis’s destruction can be seen as a parallel to this, where the gods punish the Atlanteans for their hubris, leading to their complete obliteration.
111e-112aThe Atlanteans constructed magnificent temples, palaces, and other buildings.
112b-112cThe Atlanteans also built impressive infrastructure, including bridges, canals, and walls, all made of stone and adorned with various metals.
The Atlanteans were wealthy and powerful, but over time, they became corrupt and morally degenerate, which eventually led to their downfall.
113a-113bThe Atlantean kings were descended from Poseidon and Cleito, who had five pairs of twin sons.
113e-114bThe Atlanteans were masters of architecture and engineering.
114c-114eIn the surrounding areas, the Atlanteans built a network of canals, roads, and bridges, making the entire island accessible and well-connected.
The Atlanteans used these waterways for transportation, and their harbors were filled with ships from all over the world.
115a-115dThe Atlanteans enjoyed a high standard of living, with luxurious homes, beautiful gardens, and public baths.
However, as time passed, the divine nature of the Atlanteans began to fade, and they became increasingly corrupt.
116d-117aAs the Atlanteans grew more powerful, their ambitions expanded, and they began to conquer other lands.
The Atlanteans became proud and greedy, seeking to dominate the entire world.
117b-117dThe gods observed the growing corruption of the Atlanteans and decided to punish them.
He intended to chastise the Atlanteans for their arrogance and immorality, restoring balance to the world.
The wealth of the Atlanteans was immense, with vast quantities of gold, silver, orichalcum, and other precious resources at their disposal.
The Atlanteans had a powerful navy and a formidable army, allowing them to project their power far beyond their island.
However, despite their wealth and power, the Atlanteans succumbed to moral decay.
But later in the dialogue, the Atlanteans’ rulers (descendants of Poseidon) became corrupt:
The Atlanteans’ pride leads them to challenge the gods, while the people in Isaiah are criticized for their arrogance in thinking they can appease God with empty rituals.
The god Bel of the legend was the Baal of the Phœnicians, who, as we shall show, were of Atlantean origin.
The Phoenicians themselves were known for their explorations and could be seen as historical counterparts to the mythical Atlanteans.
I was favored beyond most Atlanteans in this respect.
The Atlanteans possessed machinery and devices far beyond what was known at the time of writing, including flying machines called "vailxi" and other forms of advanced transportation and communication.
Moral and Spiritual Decline: Despite their technological advancements, the Atlanteans eventually fell into moral and spiritual decline.
Influence on Modern Society: Phylos suggests that the remnants of Atlantean knowledge and culture have influenced various aspects of modern civilization.
He implies that certain scientific and spiritual developments in contemporary society are echoes of the Atlantean legacy.
It is the heart of the Atlantean civilization, known for its advanced technology and spiritual culture.
These locations, temples, and deities form the backdrop for the events of the narrative, highlighting the integration of spirituality, culture, and advanced technology in Atlantean society.
Despite his best efforts, Zailm struggles to fully assimilate the Suernii people into Atlantean society, reflecting on the difficulties of imposing one culture’s values on another.
Watkins’s British sighting roads and Cooper’s Atlantean power roads are different layers.
The Manu, a pivotal figure during this transition, was responsible for guiding the Atlantean race into what would become the Âryan race.
Atlantean & Lemurian Race
Laura mentions that time for Atlanteans was not linear, making it challenging to pin them down in a specific timespan.
She also touches upon the idea of Atlanteans having the ability to change their appearance, turning into animals or humans, which was a skill developed over centuries.
She also suggests that many myths around the world, including those with half-animal figures, stem from Atlantean influences.
Atlantean survivors
In the envisioned future, the new Atlantean centers will play a pivotal role in shaping the spiritual landscape of Earth.
Lemurians became aware of shifts in Atlantean energy and experienced trauma for the first time when Atlantis attempted to infiltrate Lemuria, which grounded them more in the third-dimensional reality.
Atlanteans sought to explore the power of will and force.
Atlanteans began exploring the use of willpower and force to evolve beyond natural rhythms, which led to a series of decisions that negatively impacted the culture.
The quest for power and control, influenced by fear and ego, led to internal strife and ultimately contributed to the collapse of the Atlantean civilization.
Laura mentions that time for Atlanteans was not linear, making it challenging to pin them down in a specific timespan.
This communication became her source of companionship and guidance, just as it had in her Atlantean life.
She explains that the Atlanteans were advanced, and their civilization included extraordinary beings such as centaurs, which were part of their myths and realities.
She discusses how Atlanteans had advanced tools and technologies, far surpassing what we have today, and that their society gradually evolved over time.
She also touches upon the idea of Atlanteans having the ability to change their appearance, turning into animals or humans, which was a skill developed over centuries.
She also suggests that many myths around the world, including those with half-animal figures, stem from Atlantean influences.
Connie emphasizes that despite the fall, the Atlantean civilization set the foundation for future human evolution, and their advanced knowledge and technologies were preserved and carried forward by those who escaped.
She suggests that the pyramids and megaliths around the world were results of Atlantean technology and manifestation abilities.
Role in New Atlantean Centers: Metatron is associated with the activation of new Atlantean centers, such as those in the Bermuda Triangle and the Great Salt Sea.
In Chapter V, Steiner discusses the crucial role women played during the transition from the Lemurian to the Atlantean race.
These entities selected a small group of Lemurian men and women to become the progenitors of the Atlantean race.
In the transition to the Atlantean race, women played a key role in organizing and structuring society.
Steiner emphasizes that the influence of women continued into the Atlantean civilization, shaping its cultural and spiritual life.
Their spiritual and psychic abilities were crucial in guiding the transition from the Lemurian to the Atlantean race, shaping the moral and cultural framework of early human societies.