I haven’t written about Atlantis on this site in ten years. The last time I did, I was working through a set of horary charts that consistently pointed to a specific location rather than a vague idea or symbolic landscape. Those earlier posts are still here, and I’ll link to them below, as this post […]
Yesterday, I asked a psychic the following question – Is the lost city of Atlantis in Illinois? This was the response: “They [her guides] are saying it is a little bit to the left of Illinois, but very close to it and yes you have been in Atlantis in one of your past life times….I […]
While I was working on the next rug in the Flight Collection earlier in the week, I watched a documentary about Edgar Cayce and Atlantis. I felt the narrator/explorer did a very good job of reporting events and facts. One thing he said prompted my writing this blog post. I had read the passage he […]
USC – Viterbi School of Engineering Source: USC – Viterbi School of Engineering – Scientists to Bypass Brain Damage by Re-Encoding Memories
As I mentioned near the end of Where is Atlantis? Part 3, the accounts I have read about Atlantis describe continent placements that existed 237 million years ago. Yet, people living today claim to have memories of Atlantis. I think technology is close to explaining how something like this could be possible. Humans today can […]
Could an ancient, possibly fictitious city be buried under a sand dune in Illinois? Anything is possible, but how likely is this? When there is a perplexing question, science often helps with finding an answer. I will examine what light science can shed on the question. Science has determined that the North American land mass […]
The last post about Atlantis ended with an opinion that other horary charts were needed to pinpoint its position. To reiterate, I asked about the lost city of Atlantis, not the continent. Asking about the city of Atlantis would seem to be the wrong question to ask; however, the horary chart was radical. To put […]
I asked this horary question on December 3, 2011. I posted an interpretation of the horary chart for the question a year or two ago on another blog (the blog and the post are gone now). Since that time I have had quite a bit of practice using horary charts for locating places as I […]
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