The book contains specific chapters on “Black Magic in Atlantis”, “Two Atlantean Civilisations”, and the rise and fall of Atlantean society.
Powell notes four major catastrophes (800,000 B.C., 200,000 B.C., 75,025 B.C., 9,564 B.C.) destroyed Atlantis due to black magic and moral decline, with volcanic and tidal forces involved.
Black magic caused submersion; white emperors fled, founding new lines.
The Turanians were also survivors of Atlantis, unfortunately dedicated to black magic.
However, with time, Atlantis’ spiritual culture degraded, and as a result, the country's power was taken over by aggressive people who preferred black magic and domination over others rather than the principle of true spiritual development.
Atlantis: Golokhvastoff’s ritual—twin fusion—provokes fire (10,800 BCE) and flood (9,650 BCE)—Bashar’s “black magic” as kiva-like defiance—10,000–9,564 BCE fits.
Bashar adds depth: Atlantis balanced masculine and feminine after Lemuria’s androgynous days—priests’ “black magic” (like Golokhvastoff’s ritual) disrupted this, provoking the Taurus impacts (10,800 BCE) and flood (9,650 BCE).
Their “black magic” hastened what nature began—a truth Golokhvastoff’s story captures.
Atlantis’s fall (per Matías De Stefano) from resisting a cycle via “black magic” finds a nuanced match in Yima’s hubris.
Application: Atlantis’s priests—aware of a deluge cycle (Matías’s foresight)—provoke their fall by resisting divine/cosmic fate (e.g., “black magic” rituals), hastening the 10,000 BCE flood.
Application: Atlantis’s fall fits as a cosmic reset—priests defy a deluge signal (e.g., Matías’s cycle shift), using “black magic” (your intuition) to resist, hastening chaos like Yima’s surface loss.
Seeking to preserve unity—twin energies fused (Golokhvastoff)—they defy fate with rituals (crystals, “black magic”), provoking a deluge.
They developed psychic abilities and practiced magic, including both white and black magic.
This gave rise to a group of black magicians who sought personal power through black magic and manipulating cosmic energies.
Rai Emon explains his frustration with his people, who engage in black magic and refuse to live by the higher moral and spiritual laws he tries to enforce.
Wherefore they are a brood of sorcerers, and do not work white magic, which is beneficent, but black magic, which is sorcery.
Hall delves into the concept of esoteric knowledge preserved from Atlantis, including black magic and misuse of spiritual powers.
The evolution was marked by various challenges, including conflicts with primitive tribes, the spread of black magic, and cataclysmic events.
The spread of black magic in Atlantis led up to the second great catastrophe of 200,000 B.
Unhappily with the civilisation spread again also the knowledge giving control over nature which, used for selfish purposes, becomes black magic.
In Isis Unveiled Volume I she reads the Atlantean fall as black magic and war ending in submersion, with Bible and Babylon flood stories as disfigured echoes:
In consequence of this [black magic], war was declared, the story of which would be too long to narrate; its substance may be found in the disfigured allegories of the race of Cain, the giants, and that of Noah and his righteous family.
Meaning: Atlantis sinks after a conflict born of black magic.
That was when black magic schools on your Earth began to form.