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ETs and Erin present a short channeling of Riok, whom the title credits to Tyler Ellison, about the end of Atlantis. Riok will not give the cause its name. He ties the demise to a shared consciousness of several civilizations that acted out an Atlantean theme, a turn away from a more natural life. The same pattern, he says, shows on other worlds and in society now. Feeling cut off pushes a person to prove himself by a misplaced public act, and that urge comes from a break with the natural self. Those civilizations, he says, express the break mainly as technology. He then claims a change among people who build tools. They are lowering pollution and trying to shape devices that help humans and agree with nature and spirit, so older energies join in rather than wreck a society. Asked about cold weather and lost enthusiasm, he points to a child’s pleasure in snow. Dislike of cold is called a belief picked up with age, only a perception. The short counsel is to enjoy the season more.
Key points
- Tyler Ellison’s channeling of Riok is presented as such, not as the site’s history.
- The cause of the demise is left unnamed and tied to a turn away from a natural life.
- Disconnection is said to drive misplaced public acts, expressed mostly as technology.
- Riok claims some builders are now shaping tools that fit nature and spirit.
- A question about winter is answered by returning to a child’s pleasure in snow.
Short quotes
Atlantean civilizations largely play out through the idea of technologies
Riok, Riok channeled on the demise of Atlantis
The break with a natural life is said to show itself mostly as technology. Watch at 1:48
Video by ETs and Erin. Watch on YouTube.