Ha! That's very interesting, it certainly does! I very much look forward to anything you're planning to write about it. Do you put any credence into Graham Hancock's works? The only one I've read was "Magicians of the Gods," years ago, but some of it seemed plausible, and interesting.
Certainly there's a good deal of data for the *drowning* of Atlantis; what I don't find are sources about the details of their civilization, technology, etc. I mean, how do we know they were so much more 'advanced' than Minoan Crete, Egypt, or other cultures in the region? Somewhat more advanced, sure, based on Plato and his sources in Egypt, but eons more advanced?
As for Lemuria being off to the southeast of Asia: would that make the 'Lemurians' something like the 'hobbits'--not Tolkien hobbits, but the small hominid fossils found on the island of Flores in Indonesia, Homo floresiensis?
It's all very interesting; thanks for your response!
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Re: Occult & astrological history, part II
Date: 2024-06-03 10:53 pm (UTC)Certainly there's a good deal of data for the *drowning* of Atlantis; what I don't find are sources about the details of their civilization, technology, etc. I mean, how do we know they were so much more 'advanced' than Minoan Crete, Egypt, or other cultures in the region? Somewhat more advanced, sure, based on Plato and his sources in Egypt, but eons more advanced?
As for Lemuria being off to the southeast of Asia: would that make the 'Lemurians' something like the 'hobbits'--not Tolkien hobbits, but the small hominid fossils found on the island of Flores in Indonesia, Homo floresiensis?
It's all very interesting; thanks for your response!
Winifred