Did you learned energy with crystal wand from white breaded man with white robe? and I assume you have blond hair in the past life.
Anyone from Atlantis?
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Did you learned energy with crystal wand from white breaded man with white robe? and I assume you have blond hair in the past life.
Natara perry
TudorRose
Hi
I believe I was in Atlantis !
When I find my old diary , I’ll share my visions.
I believe I was in Atlantis !
When I find my old diary , I’ll share my visions.
Do you wore round neck shirt with border (Rome) or half shoulder (Greek) ? do you have some kind of cape on as well? do you and that high status man both have long skirts? what the language sounded like?
and What is the Roman/Venice town looked like ?
which one looks like what you wear and which one looks like the high status man wear?
Thank you.
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Eva1942
A Walking Enigma...
I had a lifetime in Atlantis, but unfortunately I do not know a lot about it. Then again prior to Ancient Egypt, I sacrificed a lot of other memories in order to be able to remember as far back to Egypt.
At the time Atlantis was around, it wasn’t an underwater city as some know it is now. Though as to why I have a affection towards the North Atlantic Ocean could be me remembering where Atlantis was.
Eva x
At the time Atlantis was around, it wasn’t an underwater city as some know it is now. Though as to why I have a affection towards the North Atlantic Ocean could be me remembering where Atlantis was.
Eva x
There and back again
Senior Member
^This so much, even the small fragments of information are valuable for those seeking to gain some deeper understanding of that period beyond that is regularly available.
KenJ
Moderator Emeritus
The memories of lives prior to the last great loss of "humanity" seems hard for most of us to remember as more recent lives sort-of overwrite them or just more currant. I am concerned for the very young people at this time, fearing that we are close to the end of yet another period of self-destruction where our living planet shakes of its "fleas" or an asteroid makes a bull's eye.
There and back again
Senior Member
We're most certainly are though some things will make it but from the things that I've found over the years the possibilities are not good especially for the western nations as some are likely to not survive along with much of their populations particularly the US. The next world war only has losers and survivors but no winners.
SeaAndSky
Senior Registered
Hi Ken,
I'm also concerned about these things. Come to think of it, this has been an intermittent concern of mine since my late childhood. At first it was the looming threat of nuclear war that we faced in those days. Then, as I explored more esoteric sources, the possibility of a pole shift or other great geological change (or celestial collision). The concern comes and goes, but always seems to be a possibility. More recently my concerns have focused on history and the fact that the great shifts of civilization seem to always include the dissolution of the current leading cultures and civilizers in order to make way for something new. Even without some dramatic earth event, I think the fall of the cultures that form the primary civilizing influences in our current era is inevitable.
This is a sad prospect to me considering the fact that there is nothing better waiting in the wings. However, that always seems to be the way of it. There was also nothing better waiting in the wings when the Western Roman Empire in Europe fell to the battle axes of barbarian tribes. Likewise, there was nothing better taking over when the Southern barbarians swept out of Arabia and took Northern Africa and Spain at the edge of a scimitar. However, things seem to go that way. The Empire remained only within its Eastern reaches--centered in Constantinople. This was not to fall into the hands of the "Southrons" until shortly before Columbus discovered America. The fall of Constantinople in 1453 was the real and final end of the old order and the final nail in the coffin of the Roman Empire.
If history repeats itself, the heart of Western Civilization will likewise fall. But, hopefully, at least one powerful remnant will remain elsewhere as a civilizing influence for another thousand years after its original center is lost. Either way, when the end comes it is liable to bring not just disaster but death to untold numbers and a new dark age to a substantial part of the world.
Cordially,
S&S
PS--In Atlantis it seems to have been nature rather than barbarians that drove a stake into the heart of this ancient civilization. However, it also seemed to have been survived by a major power center or two, including Egypt. Like Constantinople, these (at least arguably) served as a continuing force for civilization in a world of darkness.
I'm also concerned about these things. Come to think of it, this has been an intermittent concern of mine since my late childhood. At first it was the looming threat of nuclear war that we faced in those days. Then, as I explored more esoteric sources, the possibility of a pole shift or other great geological change (or celestial collision). The concern comes and goes, but always seems to be a possibility. More recently my concerns have focused on history and the fact that the great shifts of civilization seem to always include the dissolution of the current leading cultures and civilizers in order to make way for something new. Even without some dramatic earth event, I think the fall of the cultures that form the primary civilizing influences in our current era is inevitable.
This is a sad prospect to me considering the fact that there is nothing better waiting in the wings. However, that always seems to be the way of it. There was also nothing better waiting in the wings when the Western Roman Empire in Europe fell to the battle axes of barbarian tribes. Likewise, there was nothing better taking over when the Southern barbarians swept out of Arabia and took Northern Africa and Spain at the edge of a scimitar. However, things seem to go that way. The Empire remained only within its Eastern reaches--centered in Constantinople. This was not to fall into the hands of the "Southrons" until shortly before Columbus discovered America. The fall of Constantinople in 1453 was the real and final end of the old order and the final nail in the coffin of the Roman Empire.
If history repeats itself, the heart of Western Civilization will likewise fall. But, hopefully, at least one powerful remnant will remain elsewhere as a civilizing influence for another thousand years after its original center is lost. Either way, when the end comes it is liable to bring not just disaster but death to untold numbers and a new dark age to a substantial part of the world.
Cordially,
S&S
PS--In Atlantis it seems to have been nature rather than barbarians that drove a stake into the heart of this ancient civilization. However, it also seemed to have been survived by a major power center or two, including Egypt. Like Constantinople, these (at least arguably) served as a continuing force for civilization in a world of darkness.
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KenJ
Moderator Emeritus
Since this is an Atlantis thread where Science is thought to have been in-part the cause of its problem, I feel the need to mention that thoughts/beliefs/science doesn't really change as we might think; more often the case is that the people that are extolling the strongest proclamations die off and are replaced with voices from another segment. Gee, I wonder where that thought came from
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SeaAndSky
Senior Registered
Hi Ken,
I've got to get you a link to someone I thought was rather brilliant. His theories (typical dead but not totally unknown philosopher and historian) are not totally unknown, but they deserve wider circulation. They also touch on some things that relate directly to your last comment.
Cordially,
S&S
I've got to get you a link to someone I thought was rather brilliant. His theories (typical dead but not totally unknown philosopher and historian) are not totally unknown, but they deserve wider circulation. They also touch on some things that relate directly to your last comment.
Cordially,
S&S
John Tat
Senior Registered
I'm not sure if there was such a place as Atlantis.. But the dying of a civilization I do have some understanding off.. there downfall begins with the gradual decaying of there core beliefs....not a lot to do with science.. knowledge and technology...as this decay continues the loss of belief and faith in there gods begins to play a pivotal role to the civilizations downfall..... those who come along and tear down everything the civilization was and stood for which must be done so they can replace it... does not happen by chance...it may have been even millenniums in the planning ...and waiting for the right time
The point I'm trying to make is... civilizations destroy themselves and if there was such a place as Atlantis then I see no reasons why that did not happen them
The point I'm trying to make is... civilizations destroy themselves and if there was such a place as Atlantis then I see no reasons why that did not happen them
There and back again
Senior Member
A natural end is correct and started digging after a recorded session popped up on a popular youtube channel where a women goes through the end of one of her PLs as she had lived in that time when it had been destroyed. She was at the time in one of the cities that was close enough to have had rocks raining shortly after the impact which caused the buildings to be destroyed. This was not a singular event but rather a series of devastating impacts from a larger body that broke up shortly before reaching Earth around 12,800 years ago. Just from the melting of the affected glaciers alone caused sea levels to rise significantly with in hours by as much as 30 feet destroying countless cities, towns, and small settlements the world over then as things settled the climate went into a freeze that lasted for 1,200 years. The last vestiges held on until natural climate change forced the last of that civilization to seek out other lands to settle ultimately being absorbed into other native populations or being killed off altogether in some places but Egypt is the most well known.
This is the smoking gun but there is also many much smaller impacts all through out north America that greatly contributed to the cataclysm, on the side when such impacts occur in such a manner a natural EMP occurs which wiped out much of their technology.
Eva1942
A Walking Enigma...
It seems Atlantis was REAL...
https://www.ancient-origins.net/opi...cautionary-tale-was-based-real-setting-003224
Eva x
Native Son
Senior Member
It's good for you to be cautious with any psychic, famous or otherwise, especially when they tell you you have lived in Atlantis in the distant past. I myself would not believe such nonsense, if I went to a psychic and I would be told that I have lived in Atlantis in a distant past life.
When it comes to Atlantis it's all fabrication, whether it was suggested by outside sources, or a creation of our own minds. Atlantis, Plato's Atlantis, to be clear, never existed back then, therefore no one could possibly have lived, in a previous incarnation, in an Atlantis which Plato made to, conveniently, sink around 11,600 years ago as easily as he made it up, to begin with. Plato's Atlantis was a philosophical allegory tool, as far as the academic world is concerned. And I'm not even certain that academia has it correct. It certainly would be nice if today we had someone claiming to be the reincarnation of Plato, and had a good recollection of what he wrote, and why, someone very credible subjectively, and also having some kind of verifiable objective evidence, which could shed some light on what his story of Atlantis was all about. And more importantly, tell us why the story of Atlantis was left off in the middle of a sentence, as the Critias dialogue shows, and then also tell the world why he never wrote the following and expected 3rd dialogue of the series, the Hermocrates.
And anyone claiming to have recollections, vague or otherwise, of having lived in the land of Atlantis thousands of years ago only brings discredit to the truth of reincarnation. And this goes doubly for any psychic appeasing to their paying customers' whims and wishful thinking of having had an incarnation in Atlantis.
Madam Helen Blavatsky and Edgar Cayce are to blame for this nonsense on reincarnations in Atlantis , which, starting with Blavatsky, and then followed by Cayce, they took Plato's Atlantis to "a whole different planet," as the saying goes.
From Plato's Critias dialogue:
Such was the vast power which the god settled in the lost island of Atlantis;
and this he afterwards directed against our land for the following reasons, as
tradition tells: For many generations, as long as the divine nature lasted in them,
they were obedient to the laws, and well-affectioned towards the god, whose
seed they were; for they possessed true and in every way great spirits, uniting
gentleness with wisdom in the various chances of life, and in their intercourse
with one another. They despised everything but virtue, caring little for their
present state of life, and thinking lightly of the possession of gold and other
property, which seemed only a burden to them; neither were they intoxicated
by luxury; nor did wealth deprive them of their self-control; but they were sober,
and saw clearly that all these goods are increased by virtue and friendship with
one another, whereas by too great regard and respect for them, they are lost and
friendship with them. By such reflections and by the continuance in them of a
divine nature, the qualities which we have described grew and increased among
them; but when the divine portion began to fade away, and became diluted too
often and too much with the mortal admixture, and the human nature got the
upper hand, they then, being unable to bear their fortune, behaved unseemly,
and to him who had an eye to see grew visibly debased, for they were losing
the fairest of their precious gifts; but to those who had no eye to see the true
happiness, they appeared glorious and blessed at the very time when they were
full of avarice and unrighteous power. Zeus, the god of gods, who rules according
to law, and is able to see into such things, perceiving that an honourable race
was in a woeful plight, and wanting to inflict punishment on them, that they
might be chastened and improve, collected all the gods into their most holy
habitation, which, being placed in the centre of the world, beholds all created
things. And when he had called them together, he spake as follows–2
2The rest of the Dialogue of Critias has been lost.
KenJ
Moderator Emeritus
This makes the most sense to me about Atlantis. An ancient map was supposedly found that showed this.
As the sea level went down or the tectonic-plate tilted to drain the area to the east that was underwater for several hundred miles. It wasn't about Atlantis sinking, it was that it was not now an island. Being open-minded allows you to better understandings it would seem.
As the sea level went down or the tectonic-plate tilted to drain the area to the east that was underwater for several hundred miles. It wasn't about Atlantis sinking, it was that it was not now an island. Being open-minded allows you to better understandings it would seem.
SeekingTruth
New Member
I'll be honest, I do not personally believe in the Atlantis story, but I've been told by a psychic reader that I had a life as a "mermaid type creature" in Atlantis. (shrug)
Hi, TheRichard.
I created an account here solely to respond to your posts. Three things you said about Atlantis resonated strongly with me. First: I too feel a strong connection to Atlantis and miss it dearly. Second: I have memories of a city of canals, ziggurats and varied buildings, some several stories high. It was nothing like a Greek village. Third: I am also drawn to ample, roofed spaces, like malls. I love their size, the (usually) white surfaces and the windows. As a writer, I have added skylights and windows that are several stories high to many of my fictional buildings. I was delighted to find someone who shared these notions. As for the energy, in my memory, the buildings were built so that energy flowed through the walls, but there is something else, a quality to life in Atlantis itself.
I created an account here solely to respond to your posts. Three things you said about Atlantis resonated strongly with me. First: I too feel a strong connection to Atlantis and miss it dearly. Second: I have memories of a city of canals, ziggurats and varied buildings, some several stories high. It was nothing like a Greek village. Third: I am also drawn to ample, roofed spaces, like malls. I love their size, the (usually) white surfaces and the windows. As a writer, I have added skylights and windows that are several stories high to many of my fictional buildings. I was delighted to find someone who shared these notions. As for the energy, in my memory, the buildings were built so that energy flowed through the walls, but there is something else, a quality to life in Atlantis itself.
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KenJ
Moderator Emeritus
I found this video that is good. The old map that showed it being outside out Gibraltar seems just as acceptable to me with the tilting of the tectonic plate and/or ocean-level change.
Gypsygirl91
New Member
Hello,
I am interested in talking to others about lived in Atlantis as well. I have lived many lives one of which was in Atlantis. I have some questions about things that I remember or that I believe are from my Atlantean life.
I am interested in talking to others about lived in Atlantis as well. I have lived many lives one of which was in Atlantis. I have some questions about things that I remember or that I believe are from my Atlantean life.
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Dillen
New Member
Hello and a pleasant warm day to you. I was reading through this thread and your post caught my attention of the map of the city you had drawn. Do you still have that available, as I am interested in looking at it. Thank you in advance.