Monthly JMG Book Special!

[ecosophia]

As mentioned earlier, the folks at Llewellyn have obligingly given me a set of discount codes for my backlist, one per month, 20% off if you order it directly from the Llewellyn website. For the month of September, the book on sale is Atlantis: Ancient Legacy, Hidden Prophecy, my book on the Atlantis myth and the unexpected realities behind it. You can order a copy here; enter the discount code JMG0918 at checkout for the 20% off. 

While you're waiting for it to arrive, if you've got questions about the book, why, I'm the one to ask. ;-)

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A couple of notes on Atlantis

[(Anonymous)]

A couple of notes on Atlantis.

First, the only book I own on Atlantis is actually somewhat of a travelogue, as the author does some globetrotting to talk to the various Atlantis researchers and investigate their pet theories. His conclusion is that the foundation of the Atlantis story as it was known to Plato was probably the previous iteration of the Lisbon earthquake of 1755. The fault that caused the tsunami is known to generate earthquakes at fairly long intervals. The thesis seems plausible, as many others don’t.

“Atlantis” is a common subject of questions to Michael over the years. They put the destruction at @ 35,000 BCE, as the result of earthquakes (9.6 on the Richter scale) and volcanism in the Atlantic. It’s not a subject that Michael pushes; everything we know from this source is the result of questions someone asked. What makes this current is that there’s a very recent channeling on the subject from someone who is planning a trip to Ireland. The relevant past life was as a fisherman living in what is currently the Dublin area. This person traveled to Atlantis frequently, and played a part in helping the refuges from the disaster. (And yes, there was another past life where ce was very peripherally associated with the Druids, and some information about them.)

Unfortunately, the channeling and comment thread is in a members-only section of the forum, so I’m not going to post the link. The title is “Ireland, Atlantis and Druids,” for anyone who wants to join our.truthloveenergy.com to find it.

John Roth

Re: A couple of notes on Atlantis

[ecosophia]

Interesting. 35,000 BC is a lot earlier than the primary sources suggest, but one thing worth keeping in mind is that sea levels fluctuate, vulcanism and big earthquakes are a recurring human reality, and there were probably a lot of places drowned under the sea in prehistoric times, just as there have been in historic ones.