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Kirsten Langston offers this hour as a psychic channeling, and she separates two pictures at once. Beneath that fame she senses an older island, warm and humid in a Mediterranean way, already gone long before he wrote, on landmasses she cannot match to a modern map. The sailors looked wrong for the heat and were expected to leave their blades on board. Inland she describes turquoise pools, a life spent outdoors, and bodies so well that opening someone was almost never done. Babies were honored, death in labor is nearly unknown, and mothers and fathers held equal rank. There is no mayor, no money, and no patience for idleness, yet nobody goes hungry. Whales offshore mean something welcome, not a hunt, and relatives sense one another’s needs without moving objects by mind. The dead must return to the ground, though she sees neither graves nor fire nor cannibalism. A mermaid image, she adds, grew from something real, but not from a body that was half fish.
Key points
- She presents the session as channeling and says Plato’s famous island was a later myth laid over a real place with another name.
- The place she describes is tropical, stormy, and close enough for foreign sailors, yet not locatable on today’s continents.
- Daily life is pictured as outdoor, egalitarian, and abundant, with shared childcare and no ruling class.
- Medicine is unfamiliar to her: rare surgery, hands laid on the sick, and berries she takes as protective food.
- Death rituals return the body to the ground without a hole she can see, and without burning or eating the dead.
- Traders were welcome only if they arrived unarmed, and a mermaid image is tied to a real being that was not half fish.
Short quotes
I'm seeing like clear turquoise clear pools of water inside the island
Kirsten Langston, Channelling a Tropical Atlantis
In the channeling she places clear pools in the interior of the island she is viewing. Watch at 5:18
I'm telling you this place provided so much free abundance
Kirsten Langston, Channelling a Tropical Atlantis
She says the land itself fed and watered people, which is why it felt like a utopia. Watch at 10:07
I don't see them using an axe it was some kind of a pulley
Kirsten Langston, Channelling a Tropical Atlantis
Trees were sacred in the vision, so felling one used a pulley rather than a blade. Watch at 16:04
I'm not saying that it's half person half fish
Kirsten Langston, Channelling a Tropical Atlantis
She allows a real source for mermaid stories while rejecting a literal half fish body. Watch at 21:03
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