The temple to Poseidon and Cleito was a stadium long, half a stadium wide, with ivory roof, gold, silver, and orichalcum decorations, including a gold statue of Poseidon in a chariot.
People believed more in the gold that we wore, than in the energy we put into it.
And they prayed to that gold.
And they said, “Now I’m healed because of the gold.” We tried to teach them that it wasn’t the gold.
Gold, for instance, held a unique vibration that made it essential for applications far beyond currency or ornamentation.
Minerals such as gold, certain crystalline materials and rare conductive elements were essential for stabilising energetic fields, healing disturbances in subtle realms and supporting advanced interstellar systems.
Do the Templars ever use monatomic gold?
Monatomic gold is extremely powerful.
Just as many of the red crystals were taken from Atlantis to Egypt and then to Europe, the knowledge of monatomic gold followed a similar path, passed along through the Templars.
Gold and silver the sacred metals of Atlantis
Beings who came to Earth to mine gold - Micheal Tellinger
There is to be no gold or silver among them, and they are to have moderate wealth, and to respect number and numerical order in all things.
'Certainly he does.' But we contend that there are men better far than your heroes, Tyrtaeus, concerning whom another poet, Theognis the Sicilian, says that 'in a civil broil they are worth their weight in gold and silver.' For in a civil war, not only courage, but justice and temperance and wisdom are required, and all virtue is better than a part.
But as the country is only moderately fertile there will be no great export trade and no great returns of gold and silver, which are the ruin of states.
The law also provides that no private person shall have gold or silver, except a little coin for daily use, which will not pass current in other countries.
And therefore we say that there is to be no silver or gold in the state, nor usury, nor the rearing of the meaner kinds of live-stock, but only agriculture, and only so much of this as will not lead men to neglect that for the sake of which money is made, first the soul and afterwards the body; neither of which are good for much without music and gymnastic.
The citizens will not tolerate a settlement in which they are deprived of gold and silver, and have the number of their families regulated, and the sites of their houses fixed by law.
Such lamentations should be reserved for evil days, and should be uttered only by hired mourners; and let the singers not wear circlets or ornaments of gold.
'Certainly.' Have we not already decided that no gold or silver Plutus shall be allowed in our city?
In Egypt, arithmetic is taught to children in their sports by a distribution of apples or garlands among a greater or less number of people; or a calculation is made of the various combinations which are possible among a set of boxers or wrestlers; or they distribute cups among the children, sometimes of gold, brass, and silver intermingled, sometimes of one metal only.
All is lost in the desire of heaping up gold and silver; anybody is ready to do anything, right or wrong, for the sake of eating and drinking, and the indulgence of his animal passions.
Gold and silver, which arouse envy, and ivory, which is taken from the dead body of an animal, are unsuitable offerings; iron and brass are materials of war.
'Cyrnus,' he says, 'he who is faithful in a civil broil is worth his weight in gold and silver.'
Hence in those days mankind were not very poor; nor was poverty a cause of difference among them; and rich they could not have been, having neither gold nor silver:—such at that time was their condition.
And they cannot help being stupid, since they proclaim by their actions that the ordinary distinctions of right and wrong which are made in a state are a trifle, when compared with gold and silver.
Had there been abundance, there might have been a great export trade, and a great return of gold and silver; which, as we may safely affirm, has the most fatal results on a State whose aim is the attainment of just and noble sentiments: this was said by us, if you remember, in the previous discussion.
For such a preference implies that the body is more honourable than the soul; and this is false, for there is nothing of earthly birth which is more honourable than the heavenly, and he who thinks otherwise of the soul has no idea how greatly he undervalues this wonderful possession; nor, again, when a person is willing, or not unwilling, to acquire dishonest gains, does he then honour his soul with gifts—far otherwise; he sells her glory and honour for a small piece of gold; but all the gold which is under or upon the earth is not enough to give in exchange for virtue.
Further, the law enjoins that no private man shall be allowed to possess gold and silver, but only coin for daily use, which is almost necessary in dealing with artisans, and for payment of hirelings, whether slaves or immigrants, by all those persons who require the use of them.
The intention, as we affirm, of a reasonable statesman, is not what the many declare to be the object of a good legislator, namely, that the state for the true interests of which he is advising should be as great and as rich as possible, and should possess gold and silver, and have the greatest empire by sea and land;—this they imagine to be the real object of legislation, at the same time adding, inconsistently, that the true legislator desires to have the city the best and happiest possible.
Therefore we say that gold and silver ought not to be allowed in the city, nor much of the vulgar sort of trade which is carried on by lending money, or rearing the meaner kinds of live stock; but only the produce of agriculture, and only so much of this as will not compel us in pursuing it to neglect that for the sake of which riches exist—I mean, soul and body, which without gymnastics, and without education, will never be worth anything; and therefore, as we have said not once but many times, the care of riches should have the last place in our thoughts.
Men who will not take offence at such a mode of living together, and will endure all their life long to have their property fixed at a moderate limit, and to beget children in accordance with our ordinances, and will allow themselves to be deprived of gold and other things which the legislator, as is evident from these enactments, will certainly forbid them; and will endure, further, the situation of the land with the city in the middle and dwellings round about;—all this is as if the legislator were telling his dreams, or making a city and citizens of wax.
That is the sort of thing which will be appropriate if we have such strains at all; and let the apparel of the singers be, not circlets and ornaments of gold, but the reverse.
Another mode of amusing them is to distribute vessels, sometimes of gold, brass, silver, and the like, intermixed with one another, sometimes of one metal only; as I was saying they adapt to their amusement the numbers in common use, and in this way make more intelligible to their pupils the arrangements and movements of armies and expeditions, and in the management of a household they make people more useful to themselves, and more wide awake; and again in measurements of things which have length, and breadth, and depth, they free us from that natural ignorance of all these things which is so ludicrous and disgraceful.
But from an insatiable love of gold and silver, every man will stoop to any art or contrivance, seemly or unseemly, in the hope of becoming rich; and will make no objection to performing any action, holy, or unholy and utterly base; if only like a beast he have the power of eating and drinking all kinds of things, and procuring for himself in every sort of way the gratification of his lusts.
Gold and silver, whether possessed by private persons or in temples, are in other cities provocative of envy, and ivory, the product of a dead body, is not a proper offering; brass and iron, again, are instruments of war; but of wood let a man bring what offering he likes, provided it be a single block, and in like manner of stone, to the public temples; of woven work let him not offer more than one woman can execute in a month.
The flying disk has the color of glistening gold and is made of an unknown metal.
S: What does the conduit look like? J: Two large rectangular blocks separated by about four inches and the energy that is created by the two of them being placed right next to each other is then vacuumed out and channeled into a smaller container that looks like a beehive, a cylindrical oval shape made out of metal, either copper or gold.
Through a small telescope it is a famous gold–blue double star.
Now Abram (Avram) was extremely prosperous, possessing much livestock, along with silver and gold." / "And it happened that a conflict arose between the keepers of Abram's livestock and Lot's livestock, and the Canaanites and the Perizzites, who were at that time settled in that territory."
Example: Genesis 13:2 - "וְאַבְרָם כָּבֵד מְאֹד בַּמִּקְנֶה בַּכֶּסֶף וּבַזָּהָב" ("And Abram was very rich in livestock [בַּמִּקְנֶה], in silver, and in gold.")
Medieval commentators such as Hortulanus treated it as a foundational manual of alchemy, describing it as instructions for creating the philosopher’s stone and for making gold.
Gold (Genesis 2:11)
Atlantean society had pyramids, paved streets, and temples in red, white, black, or gold and silver.
The valley became strategically important for its access to inland areas and for supporting mining expeditions toward Minas Gerais, which was entering its gold boom.
Her prayers were fulfilled, and in gratitude, she donated a gold crown adorned with diamonds and rubies, along with a richly embroidered blue mantle, to the statue in 1888.
The gifts of the Magi—gold, frankincense, and myrrh—echo the spiritual themes of earlier Hebrew history.
The navy grew from a cypress boat to 80-foot gold-adorned galleys under leaders like Wanandred and Ulsantis.
Minerals included gold, copper, silver, bismuth, and iron, formed by natural forces.
Plato’s Absence: Plato’s Atlantis is a material powerhouse—described with lavish details like “walls coated with bronze” (Critias 116b), “temples adorned with gold” (116d), and a “great harbor” (117d)—focused on naval dominance and opulence.
The Chitauri introduced language to control humans, weakening their innate psychic abilities, and mined gold in Southern Africa (e.g., modern Zimbabwe and South Africa), exploiting the land and its people.
Location: Southern Africa, specifically areas rich in ancient gold mines (e.g., Great Zimbabwe, the Witwatersrand).
Human History: Mutwa’s claims might echo prehistoric Southern African cultures (e.g., Mapungubwe gold trade, 11th–13th CE) mythologized as a lost age.
Potential Atlantis Link: Fringe theorists (e.g., Mutwa’s UFO-laden tales) speculate southern Africa as an Atlantean outpost, citing submerged ruins off the coast (e.g., Bazaruto Archipelago) or ancient gold mines (e.g., Mapungubwe).
Nature of the Civilization: Sangomas describe a “place of the ancestors” before the current world—a thriving society of healers and warriors, rich in gold and wisdom, living in harmony with spirits.
It’s a society of abundance, with vast cities of stone and gold.
They also mastered metallurgy and built cities rich in gold, with some palaces entirely constructed from this metal.
The war began due to a dispute over power and the treatment of Gullveig, a mysterious figure associated with gold and possibly Freyja herself.
Gullveig/Heiðr – A figure associated with gold and seiðr, whose treatment by the Æsir sparked the Æsir-Vanir War.
The palace of King Alcinous is richly adorned with gold and silver, and its grounds include enchanted dogs made by the god Hephaestus.
The first land is near the river Pison, which includes the whole land of Havilah, where there is gold.
The gold of that land is good: there is bdellium and the onyx stone.
"And Abram was very rich in cattle, in silver, and in gold."
She often carries objects symbolizing abundance, such as gold coins or jewels, and is sometimes accompanied by snakes, further emphasizing her connection to transformation and mysticism.
Those who share their water, food, or money are later rewarded, often waking up to find gold or jewels.
He is known for hosting grand feasts for the gods in his underwater hall, illuminated by shimmering gold.
According to the interpretations of Zecharia Sitchin and many others, the term Anunnaki means “thosewho came from the heavens to the Earth.” In Sitchin’s narrative, these were astronauts from the planetNibiru who traveled through the Great Bracelet (the asteroid belt) and initially landed in the Persian Gulf.There they began to colonize and search for gold.
They created the people, to mine gold.
Antu is theSumerian Goddess of the Afozu—where the gold came from.
Over thousands of years Earth time, according to the Sumerian narrative, the Anunnaki continued to put athriving colony in place, and their attention turned to their primary objective—gold.
But more documented and acceptable is the idea of Sitchin and others that these colonists were afterEarth’s mineral wealth—particularly gold—for use on their home planet.
“The Anunnaki sought gold tosave their atmosphere, which had apparently sprung leaks similar to those we have created in ours bydamaging the Earth’s ozone layer with hydrofluorocarbons,” explained author Lloyd Pye.
“The Anunnakisolution was to disperse extremely tiny flakes of gold into their upper atmosphere to patch holes.
…Ironically, modern scientists contend that if we are ever forced to repair our own damaged ozone layer,tiny particulates of gold shot into the upper atmosphere would be the best way to go about it.”
This theory is not so far-fetched when one considers that in 1997 a research team led by the physicistEdward Teller, known as the father of the hydrogen bomb, proposed various methods for controlling solarradiation, including the seeding of heavy metals, such as gold particles, into the upper atmosphere.
Also,it is known that gold is an excellent conductor of electromagnetic energy, and it never rusts.
But when the Anunnaki attempted to retrieve gold from the Persian Gulf by an extraction process, itproved inefficient and time-consuming.
Anu, along with his heir Enlil, visited the colony and assignedEnki to find more gold.
Enlil was placed in overall command of the Earth colony while Enki led a forayto Africa and eventually to South America, where he set up gold-mining operations.
Further substantiation of such wide-ranging travel may be found by comparing the names of ancientMesopotamian cities and localities as recorded by the second-century AD geographer Ptolemy tocounterparts for gold-mining sites in Central America:
A number of writers believe that the Anunnaki mined gold on Earth for more than a hundred thousandyears, until the rank-and-file Anunnaki, who were doing the backbreaking work in the mines, mutiniedabout three hundred thousand years ago.
Enlil wondered aloud if there wasn’t another way to obtain gold.
It is now very clear that the first civilization merged many thousands ofyears ago in a land the Sumerians called the ABZU—the land of the FIRST [emphasis in the original]people in southern Africa—where the gold came from.”
“Apparendy, these extraterrestrials performed ‘great feats’ in order to be worshipped as‘gods.’ The reported next step was to provide technology to these Earth humans so that these humanscould create impressive looking ‘rich’ structures of religious worship, laid with gold and other minedmineral resources, of religious worship to these extraterrestrial ‘gods.’ ”
The earliest bankers, who originally dealt in gold and silver bullion,learned that great profits could be made by issuing written notes and credit vouchers.