Channeled Atlantis: Steiner, Tesla & Cayce
The guest for the episode was Michael LaFlem, a researcher and historian, discussing his book Visions of Atlantis.
The conversation revolved around the historical, mythological, and channeled narratives surrounding Atlantis.
Michael LaFlem, the guest, is an author and historian who explored the topic of Atlantis in his book Visions of Atlantis.
In this segment, LaFlem focused on his research journey from historical sources to the use of channeled information about Atlantis.
LaFlem began by addressing the common misconception that Plato was the first to mention Atlantis.
LaFlem explained that the story of Atlantis predates Plato by at least 180 years, as the Athenians had a celebration called the "Lesser Panathenaia" where they commemorated Athena’s victory over the Atlantides.
This, LaFlem said, showed that the idea of Atlantis was present in earlier historical and cultural contexts.
Plato's account of Atlantis, LaFlem noted, was detailed and factual, though many scholars consider it mythological.
He emphasized that, according to Plato, Atlantis was a large subcontinental island with a military empire extending into the Mediterranean.
LaFlem traced the evolution of Atlantis' story through various periods, including Greek, Roman, and Dark Ages folklore.
The narrative gained new momentum during the Age of Exploration when conquistadors, including Columbus and Cortez, thought they had discovered Atlantis upon reaching the Americas.
LaFlem highlighted the work of Ignatius Donnelly, a 19th-century congressman, who, in his book Atlantis: The Antediluvian World, claimed that Atlantis was a real place.
Donnelly drew connections between languages and geographical features across different continents, suggesting a common source in Atlantis.
Oliver's book, A Dweller on Two Planets, described a technologically advanced society in Atlantis.
LaFlem described Oliver’s detailed account of Atlantis as a highly advanced civilization.
LaFlem drew comparisons between this channeled vision and the works of Edgar Cayce, who also claimed to have accessed records of Atlantis.
Both Cayce and Oliver mentioned multiple destructions of Atlantis, with Cayce dating the final destruction around 9,500 BC.
The conversation shifted to the fall of Atlantis.
Plato's account of Atlantis focused on the military might and eventual corruption of the civilization.
The interview ended with Tamara Caulder Richardson and Michael LaFlem reflecting on the implications of the Atlantis story for contemporary society.
They suggested that the lessons from Atlantis’ downfall—particularly its materialism and misuse of technology—could be relevant today.
Tamara encouraged viewers to purchase LaFlem's book Visions of Atlantis: Reclaiming Our Lost Legacy and to stay tuned for further episodes discussing the fall and destruction of Atlantis.
Finyet (Atlantean) Atlantis, Lemuria, Origins of Humanity
The speaker asks about Atlantis and inquires whether the Atlanteans were genetically distinct from Homo sapiens.
Jim Charles confirms that Atlanteans were a separate species and introduces themselves as "Fin Yet," a being from Atlantis.
Jim Charles states that Atlantis was not a large continent, more of a large island, but its influence was significant enough to be called a continent.
Many beings from different parts of the galaxy visited Atlantis, including those from Egypt and Europe.
Jim Charles adds that the Porrenation species was not kind to humans and caused significant trouble in Atlantis.
The speaker inquires about the destruction of Atlantis.
After the great earthquake, the remaining parts of Atlantis sank into the ocean.
Atlantis existed in the higher third dimension.
The Greek islands are remnants of the original Atlantis, with Crete being connected to the continent.
When Atlantis and Lemuria began to decline, Homo sapiens were still at a primitive stage.
The angels of Atlantis
The speaker introduces the third session of Angelic Muse micro-channelings, focusing on the angels of Atlantis.
Gorilla from Atlantis
The next beings to speak are identified as the Apes from Atlantis.
Atlas King of Atlantis
Ivan Teller begins the session by introducing the topics for the evening: Atlas, the king of Atlantis, the Hall of Records, the Sphinx, and Mother Earth.
The focus is on channeling these energies to explore the wisdom of ancient Atlantis, uncover hidden knowledge, and discuss the state of human spiritual awakening.
Ivan connects to Atlas, describing him as the "king of Atlantis" responsible for spreading knowledge across the world.
In ancient times, there were premonitions about the eventual fall of Atlantis, and its people knew they had a limited time to preserve their legacy.
The Atlantic Ocean, metaphorically described as the blood of Atlantis, is said to hold the essence of this ancient civilization.
Atlantis was heavily involved in the advancement of societies such as the Greeks and Babylonians, with the assistance of extraterrestrial beings like the Anunnaki.
Despite their knowledge, Atlantis could not avoid its downfall, which came in the form of natural disasters and internal conflicts.
Ivan explains that as humanity awakens spiritually, memories and knowledge from Atlantis will resurface, especially through dreams.
Human dreams will increasingly reveal timelines from Atlantis, both positive and negative, as part of a spiritual process to remember ancient knowledge.
Ancient Manifestation Methods
The speaker introduced ancient methods of manifestation used during the eras of Atlantis and Lemuria.
The speaker aimed to guide the audience through manifestation methods that originated from Atlantis and Lemuria, techniques she believes may resonate with those who have a deep connection to these ancient civilizations.
She recalled visiting crystal temples in Atlantis, describing how these temples were designed to help Atlanteans manifest their desires by harnessing the earth's energy.
Channeling Earth’s True History
The speaker begins by stating their intention to channel information about Atlantis, its formation, and its fall.
Additionally, they wish to learn about Earth's creation before Atlantis and its connection to various galactic beings, particularly nine members of the Galactic Federation.
Before Atlantis, Earth was a rocky, dense planet that attracted interest from various galactic races.
The speaker's message reveals a grand, ongoing galactic experiment to harmonize life on Earth, with the creation, evolution, and eventual fall of Atlantis serving as a crucial part of that process.
Atlantean Manipulation and Spiritual Influences
Ivan Teller begins by addressing current global events, emphasizing the influence of ancient civilizations like Atlantis on the present-day world.
Ivan Teller notes that secret societies and elite groups today often trace their origins to Atlantis.
Ivan Teller explains that ancient civilizations like Atlantis have left a profound mark on human conflicts, with spiritual manipulations playing a role in these events.
Atlantean Civilization in Tibet
Steiner explained that, long ago, much of Europe was submerged, and the continent we now call Atlantis was above water.
Atlantis was formed to unify consiousness
Atlantis was intended to serve as a unifying force, creating order across the world.
One of the primary external threats to Atlantis came from outside Earth.
16,000–15,000 BCE: Atlantis began to realize its potential and purpose on Earth during this period.
15,000–13,000 BCE: Atlantis ruled as a dominant empire.
The civilization of Atlantis had a goal: to create a unified way of thinking across the world.
The 12 ruling families of Atlantis sought to control the 12 regions of the planet, ensuring that all people shared the same thoughts and ideas.
Atlantis built pyramids and temples across the globe to serve as portals.
Plato’s Atlantis, The Great Pyramid
Flint introduces the topic of Plato's story of Atlantis, a subject of fascination in both historical and modern contexts.
He provides a scholarly perspective on the myth, explaining that Plato likely intended Atlantis as a fictional creation to serve as a philosophical tool, rather than a historical account.
Flint elaborates on how Plato used Atlantis to illustrate moral and political ideas, including the downfall of a corrupt society.
Flint also critiques modern interpretations of Atlantis, which often depict it as a highly advanced civilization.
Plato's Account of Atlantis (circa 360 BCE)Plato's dialogue describes Atlantis as a powerful and corrupt civilization that fought against ancient Athens and was eventually destroyed.
Plato’s “Republic” and “Timaeus” Dialogues (circa 360 BCE)These philosophical works are referenced in the discussion, particularly in relation to Plato’s use of Atlantis as a hypothetical society to contrast with his ideas of an ideal city-state in "Republic."
Myth or Lost Alien Civilization
Ever since Plato wrote about Atlantis in the 4th century BC, it has captivated adventurers and scholars alike, all attempting to uncover its true location.
There are ongoing debates about Atlantis, with accounts describing it as an advanced civilization that mysteriously disappeared.
Tsoukalos begins his investigation into the enduring mystery of Atlantis in the Mediterranean, where new evidence and potential leads might shed light on this ancient story.
The Greek philosopher Plato wrote about Atlantis in his dialogues, Timaeus and Critias, around 360 BC.
He described Atlantis as a highly advanced civilization with remarkable military capabilities.
The big question that remains is: if Atlantis existed, where was it, and what caused its destruction?
Giorgio’s fascination with Atlantis began in childhood, and he is now determined to investigate Plato’s vivid descriptions, which he believes point to a real geographical location.
According to MacGillivray, Atlantis was a city founded by Poseidon, the Greek god of the sea, and was designed with concentric rings of water and land.
He explains that the city of Atlantis, described as having been built around a mountain, included a temple of Poseidon and a series of moats wide enough to accommodate large warships.
Plato mentioned that Atlantis lay beyond the Pillars of Hercules, which modern scholars interpret as the Strait of Gibraltar.
This geographical clue has led explorers to search for Atlantis in locations ranging from Ireland to the Americas and even Antarctica.
Giorgio's investigation leads him to Silves, in southern Portugal’s Algarve region, where he meets Peter Daughtrey, an Atlantis researcher.
Daughtrey has spent 20 years analyzing over 100 clues from Plato’s works and believes that Silves is the center of the lost city of Atlantis.
Daughtrey links the destruction of Atlantis to a major earthquake and tsunami that occurred in the region in 1755, which devastated Lisbon and the surrounding areas.
He references geological studies that point to a similar catastrophic event 11,600 years ago, coinciding with Plato's timeline for the fall of Atlantis.
This island is thought by many to be the location of Atlantis due to its circular shape and the massive volcanic eruption that destroyed much of the land thousands of years ago.
Giorgio wonders if these beings were the real architects of Atlantis.
As he explores more of Santorini, he considers whether the stories of Atlantis are directly linked to ancient legends of extraterrestrial beings.
Could Atlantis have been a base for advanced civilizations that influenced early human development?
Giorgio concludes his investigation by considering that Atlantis might not have been a physical landmass but rather a flying craft or an advanced base.
This theory would explain why Atlantis is reported to have existed in various locations around the world and why it seemingly disappeared overnight.
Giorgio’s journey, which took him from Athens to Portugal, and finally to Santorini, has brought him closer to understanding the mystery of Atlantis.
Elohim: The 3 timelines
The Elohim reference past civilizations such as Hyperborea, Gondwana, Lemuria, and Atlantis.
Humanoid beings incarnated on Maldek
Many souls from Maldek were reincarnated onto Earth, and Debbie noted that the individual had previous incarnations in Atlantis.
Their first incarnation on Earth occurred in Atlantis, where the individual was part of a scientific community.
She also explained that Atlantis was technologically advanced but lacked spiritual focus, unlike Lemuria.
During the individual's life in Atlantis, they worked as a scientist and were more of an observer soul, not directly involved in causes but reporting back to their higher self.
After the fall of Atlantis, the individual reincarnated into Egypt.
Osiris, born in Atlantis over 35,000 years ago
The conversation covers how Egypt was created to integrate the cultures of Lemuria and Atlantis.
Survivors of Atlantis migrated to Egypt, where they built a civilization blending the best qualities of both Atlantis and Lemuria, including technology, art, and high spirituality.
Osiris, born in Atlantis over 35,000 years ago, was a direct descendant of those of higher thought who maintained their concepts in the Motherland of Man.
He became a leader in Atlantis, guiding people back to the worship of the God within.
Lemuria was primarily a spiritual society
It was less technologically advanced than other ancient civilizations like Atlantis.
The Earth Experiment
Debbie Solaris introduces the session, discussing the ancient civilizations of Atlantis and Lemuria.
Debbie expresses gratitude for being invited and notes that Atlantis and Lemuria frequently appear in her Akashic readings.
She highlights the significance of Egypt, stating that it served as a converging point for starseeds after the fall of Atlantis and Lemuria, though that topic is reserved for another time.
This concept was introduced on Earth by extraterrestrials, resulting in two distinct civilizations representing the Divine Feminine (Lemuria) and Divine Masculine (Atlantis).
Atlantis, representing Father God energy, attracted souls oriented toward the Divine Masculine, while Lemuria represented Mother God energy.
She notes that many people in her readings have connections to both Atlantis and Lemuria, possibly as a means to integrate these energies within their souls.
Debbie reflects on the cyclical nature of civilizations, citing examples like Atlantis, Lemuria, and the Roman Empire.
Holographic recordings of Earth
When open contact occurs, these civilizations will provide holographic recordings of Earth's past, offering insights into lost civilizations like Atlantis and even the time of the dinosaurs.
The Debate on Atlantis
White and Matt Lacroix discussed the myth of Atlantis and its historical implications.
Jon emphasized that he views Atlantis as an allegory, with no evidence supporting its existence as a real place.
According to Jon, the story of Atlantis symbolized the state of Egyptian versus Greek societies, rather than describing an actual event or location.
He also referenced popular theories, like the idea that Atlantis was destroyed following the Younger Dryas period, but remained skeptical.
In contrast, Matt Lacroix provided a detailed historical account of the story of Atlantis.
Matt argued that Plato may have used allegory in his account of Atlantis for two reasons.
Matt further connected the timing of Atlantis' destruction with geological and climatic data.
He pointed out that Plato’s timeline for the fall of Atlantis, which occurred around 11,600 years ago, coincides with the end of the Younger Dryas period, a time marked by significant climatic changes and disruptions.
Matt discussed the Azores as a potential location for Atlantis, citing geological features that suggest the region may have once been part of a submerged landmass.
Matt speculated that an event like the subduction of land due to tectonic activity could have caused an entire continent to sink into the ocean, aligning with Plato's descriptions of Atlantis' destruction.
Jon acknowledged the potential for massive geological events to cause the destruction of landmasses but remained unconvinced that such an event explains Atlantis.
He pointed to other historical instances, such as the loss of Doggerland between Great Britain and mainland Europe, as examples of land being submerged without the need for myths of a lost civilization like Atlantis.
He argued that there is no evidence of the dramatic sea-level rises that would be required to support the idea of Atlantis sinking beneath the ocean.
White and Matt Lacroix presented differing views on the existence and significance of Atlantis.
Both agreed that the Younger Dryas was a pivotal period in human history, but their interpretations of its impact on the story of Atlantis diverged significantly.
Savak, the ancient ant people
In her spirit travels, Sonja has witnessed the beginnings of Lemuria, an ancient civilization much older than Atlantis.
Lemuria eventually gave way to Atlantis, which Sonja believes existed around 250,000 BC between Africa and Europe.
She describes Atlantis as a tropical landmass that eventually sank, with its remnants carried to Antarctica by ocean currents.
Orichalcum
Plato's account of Atlantis mentions a mysterious metal known as orichalcum.
Whether it was used in the construction of Atlantis or is merely a lost copper alloy, it remains a mystery that continues to intrigue historians.
The Azores Plateau
Carlson moves on to discuss Plato's description of Atlantis, noting that Plato's scale of the city was based on the "stade," a unit of measurement in ancient Greece, approximately 185 meters.
He then draws a comparison between the concentric rings of Atlantis described by Plato and the Re-capture structure, although the latter is much smaller in scale.
Carlson mentions his extensive work on Atlantis, including multiple podcast episodes and a 12-hour series devoted to the subject.
He discusses the geology, geography, oceanography, and astronomy of Atlantis in detail.
Carlson identifies the Azores Plateau as the most likely location for Atlantis, aligning with Plato's account of the sunken city.
He suggests that a maritime culture, potentially similar to the Minoans or Phoenicians, could have navigated between Europe and these islands, making the hypothesis of Atlantis plausible within the bounds of Plato's description.
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QHHT – Atlantis
So after I did that with him, he went to Atlantis, straight to Atlantis, and as I am a medium, a trained medium, not a self-proclaimed without training, I can see — not always, but most of the times — I can see what the client is describing.
So I'm with him there in Atlantis, and I walked the streets with him through Atlantis, and I saw the buildings, the big stone buildings that are not looking like any of our buildings.
And he went straight to the Citadel, the main center in the main city Atlantis, and that was very interesting.
A nation of 85 million people
Atlantis - Mentioned as a place of personal turmoil and later reflection.
This little experience was the beginning of a longer one which, while very sweet for a length of time, culminated in anguish there in Atlantis and, phoenix-like, arose from the ashes of the dead centuries, only a few short years ago.
Le Grand Voyage
The text follows the adventures of Zailm, a young man from Atlantis.
Their travels take them across various regions, including Africa, the Indian Ocean, and the Pacific, eventually leading to the land of Umaur, a colony of Atlantis and a future refuge for the Inca civilization.
The group decides to return home to Atlantis, modifying their course to take advantage of faster travel routes.
Caiphul: The grand city and capital of Atlantis, home to Zailm and the center of the Atlantean civilization.
Suern (Suernis): A colony of Atlantis over which Zailm is appointed as Suzerain.
Uz: A colony of Suem (a part of Atlantis) located near the Indian Ocean and the present-day East Indies.
Isthmus of Panama: Described as much broader in the time of Atlantis, connecting Central and South America.
Mexico (South Incalia): A part of Atlantis' colonies, corresponding to present-day Mexico.
Mississippi Plains: Large plains that provided much of Atlantis' food, corresponding to the central United States.
The Aryan and Japhetic Colonies
We come now to another question: “Did the Aryan or Japhetic race come from Atlantis?” If the Aryans are the Japhetic race, and if Japheth was one of the sons of the patriarch who escaped from the Deluge, then assuredly, if the tradition of Genesis be true, the Aryans came from the drowned land, to wit, Atlantis. According to Genesis, the descendants of the Japheth who escaped out of the Flood with Noah are the Ionians, the inhabitants of the Morea, the dwellers on the Cilician coast of Asia Minor, the Cyprians, the Dodoneans of Macedonia, the Iberians, and the Thracians. These are all now recognized as Aryans, except the Iberians.
The passage begins with a question: “Did the Aryan or Japhetic race come from Atlantis?” This sets the stage for the subsequent discussion.
Aryans and Japhetic Race: The passage suggests that if the Aryans are the Japhetic race and if Japheth was a son of Noah who survived the Deluge (biblical flood), then according to the tradition of Genesis, the Aryans would have originated from Atlantis.
It makes a speculative leap from the identification of Aryans as descendants of Japheth to the notion that they might have come from Atlantis, a legendary location.
Biblical Tradition and Atlantis: The connection between the biblical account of Japheth and Atlantis is speculative and not supported by historical evidence.
Atlantis is a mythical land, and equating it with the origin of the Aryan race based on biblical genealogy is not grounded in factual history.
Aryan Identification: The identification of certain groups as Aryan based on 19th-century racial theories is outdated and problematic, especially when connected to Atlantis.
Conclusion: The passage combines biblical tradition, speculative history, and outdated racial theories to propose a connection between the Aryans and Atlantis, but it lacks a sound basis in historical or linguistic evidence.
Poseid highly honors women
But if Atlantis owed all things to knowledge, it was none the less true that Atl’s people of ability would not have been what they were had it not been for their wives, the sisters and the daughters, and more than all, the mothers of our proud land.
No Good Thing Can Ever Perish (6-1)
Led by Rai Gwauxln during the narrator's lifetime as Zailm in Atlantis.
Poseid: The main civilization, located in Atlantis.
Rai Gwauxln: The leader of Poseid during the narrator's lifetime in Atlantis.
The tower's imposing presence and beauty made it a significant landmark in the landscape of Atlantis.
Inconsequential civil wars had several times made a change of political complexion, so that Poseid had seen itself governed by absolute autocrats, by oligarchic and by the theocratic rule, by masculine and by feminine rulers, and at last by a republican monarchial system, of which Rai Gwauxln was the head, when I lived as Zailm, in Atlantis.
I might relate other scenes, other features, of that long historic period, and show how Poseid came to found great colonies in North and South America, and in those three great remnants of Lemuria, of which Australia is but the one-third left to the world by that cataclysm which sunk Atlantis; also of how Atl founded certain large colonies in eastern Europe at an age when there was no western Europe, and in parts of Asia and Africa.
So, therefore, the glories and marvels of Atlantis the Great were not in vain.
So, therefore, the glories and marvels of Atlantis the Great were not in vain.