Atlantis located off the west cost of Ireland!

Also, Neit is the Irish god of war, the name seems similar to Neith, the Egyptian goddess of war. Although it could also be derived the Neto god of Iberia. Or maybe both Neto and Neit come from Neith.

Originally posted by TuXXXeR
Love it!! As an Irishman and possible descendant of the Atlantean people this excites me. Id love to organise a dive there sometime this summer. Pity it's the Faroe Islands though.

Well it makes you think why The Irish ( Celts) are so Spiritual and Strong connection with nature !

Remember The European Witch The Original Origin is strongly rooted with Ireland! and does make sense
as the Origin of medicine and potions & Herbs is connected with Ireland part of of that lost Atlantis Heritage
let alone all those Irish Legend Myths that to are so connected with Babylonian Egyptian Myths Time to do some comparison Is that why Romans did not interfere with Ireland as they did with Britain because its Their Gods Territory! just a guess,,, time to do some research this weekend !

Out of interest, does anyone know an app or website that allows you to fiddle around with different sea levels so you can see what earth would look like if it say dropped by 30meters or rose by 50 for example. I found one that shows you when it's risen, but not fallen unfortunately. It might give a more accurate picture of the lie of the land though if you dropped sea levels a bit to see what it might have looked like

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Lol your a funny one.

Its quite funny seeing how this thread has progressed. There's a tug of war developed on who's most closely related to the Atlantians. (For the Americans, a 'tug of war' refers to a battle wherein two teams battle to pull each other over using a rope, youtube will tell all. The term is also commonly used as a synonym for a battle of supremacy between two, although this case includes more, factions).

Great post OP and some good replies!

Great entertainment from the rest of you

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ireland and there old beliefs type religions?.

Originally posted by Wolfenz

You know what I see? It looks to me if you slid the area you are calling "Tir na Og" to the right a little, it sure does see to "fit" like a puzzle piece. It looks like it has gone left and submerged. If that article I linked to earlier is correct and the ocean floor in that area is prone to being pushed up and sinking again, that could explain how it got where it was without plate movement being the direct cause.

www.newscientist.com...

Originally posted by Iam'___'
(For the Americans, a 'tug of war' refers to a battle wherein two teams battle to pull each other over using a rope, youtube will tell all. The term is also commonly used as a synonym for a battle of supremacy between two, although this case includes more, factions).

We Americans have tug of war too. You see most of us emigrated FROM Europe and the Isles, and so we brought a lot of those customs here with us.

We sometimes play tug of war too. We dont always just nuke the other team and take the whole rope.

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We looked up this same map on google earth and noticed the same thing, interesting huh!

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The city of Atlantis, somewhat resembles the ancient city of Tenochtitlan in its depictions and description.

Make of it what you may, I see a connection.

Atlantis:


Tenochtitlan:

Bernal Diaz del Castillo, one of Cortés' men, describes Tenochtitlán: When we saw all those cities and villages built on water; and the other great towns on dry land, and that straight and level causeway leading to Mexico, we were astounded. These great towns and shrines and buildings rising from the water, all made of stone, seemed like an enchanted vision from the tale of Amadis. Indeed some of our soldiers asked whether it was not all a dream. It is not surprising therefore that I should write in this vein. It was all so wonderful that I do not know how to describe this first glimpse of things never heard or, never seen, and never dreamed of before. Bernal Diaz, "The Conquest of New Spain," c.1565

Source

Another connection: Quetzalqoutl

Who was Quetzalcoatl?

Note: 3:40 min in the video will you see the connection...



Yet another connection:



Just something to ponder about...

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Very, even if that isnt Atlantis, there is still a very good case to be made that that mass was once above sea level and the combination of geologic activity and rising sea levels did it in.

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Thank you so much for all this great info, I will be reading all nite, Reallly Great. I remeber all the Jinn stories in Egypt.

This is a very facinating documentary, it's quite long, but very interesting.

www.youtube.com...

Micheal Tsarion has been mentioned in this thread, sorry if this was already posted, haven't gotten through the whole post yet.

Really enjoying this thread OP.....would explain alot about my wonderful, yet crazy Irish family!!

Originally posted by Illusionsaregrander

Originally posted by Iam'___'
(For the Americans, a 'tug of war' refers to a battle wherein two teams battle to pull each other over using a rope, youtube will tell all. The term is also commonly used as a synonym for a battle of supremacy between two, although this case includes more, factions).

We Americans have tug of war too. You see most of us emigrated FROM Europe and the Isles, and so we brought a lot of those customs here with us.

We sometimes play tug of war too. We dont always just nuke the other team and take the whole rope.

back in the uk we control everything, even america like i said the corrupt freemasons in america and uk are in big trouble and they have very little time left to sort themselves out and things (they know what that means and as well on the high level).

This seems hard to believe, but very factual.

Originally posted by woodwytch

Originally posted by shagreen heart
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personally i think it's under the ice of antarctica. or if not atlantis

Ding ding ... we have a winner

Woody

Says who?
The Zeta's?
ROFL!

The island in question is not Atlantis. Its too small. The contours show that it has been quite in-hospitable due to the massive polar ice cap that was melting. There is nothing of great importance in the area,

If your irish and proud... good for you, nobody cares.

If the irish were really Portuguese then you might have a case

awesome thread! s&f. looking at the maps, Rockall island looks to be a part of it, above water. any scuba research around that area? or low water images?
i think atlantis was in more than 1 location, actual land locations and possible mobile structures, imo.

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There is an impact creator in the first image, it has always been my theory that Asteroids caused the floods and end of Atlantis and many acient kingdoms. Thanks

Coolottie

You're welcome.

Are you Egyptian? Or did you just reside in Egypt for some time?

I'd like to ask you about you being a contactee, if you wouldn't mind discussing it....


EarthCitizen07 and Shadow Herder

Samael Aun Weor, Manly P. Hall, and Augustus Le Plongeon all wrote rather extensively about the relationship between Atlantis and the Americas.

In fact it is said that the "Red" (as in Native American) Race was the most predominant Race during the Atlantean Root Race.

Although it is also written that the Atlantean Fourth Root Race lived across the entire Earth during those times, just as the Aryan Root Race does during our current epoch.


EarthCitizen07

Seeing your avatar, you may find the following linked lecture to be of value:

"The cosmic drama of Christ would be impossible to represent without the role of Judas; this apostle is then the most exalted adept, the most elevated amongst all of the apostles of the Christ Jesus." - Samael Aun Weor (1973)

Last but not least, ThePunisher

I've not conducted an in-depth and extremely-detailed investigation of all the particulars of the history of the Celtic & Irish culture(s); but like most lands, Ireland has surely seen a variety of people and cultures over the millennia.

Is there anything in particular that you want to address about what I've quoted in regard to what Godfrey Higgins, Manly P. Hall, or Samael Aun Weor have written?

Or about the Celtic or Irish in general?