Yet another Atlantian theory.

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this is an old map based on Strabo's geography, showing where Cassiterides may have been

>>19395811
As seen in the astral while trying to visit Antarctica, I found Atlantean stone ruins in Greenland. No idea where. Supposedly it was a colony they had. Another hearsay rumor I heard in the astral is that the Voynich manuscript was written in Atlantean.

Once while astral projecting I found a maritime renaissance island society that seemed similar to Atlantis. I flew around looking at their ancient architecture, they had beautiful stone statues and castles. They had schools for esoteric learning, some people in those days still lived for hundreds of years.

People then were not too much different than they are now. I remember seeing a group that seemed similar to teenagers, talking about this one girl they were ostracizing. I guess people then weren't as full of compassion as maybe I would have wished to believe.

After the deluge, I was again living with people who were remnants of the atlantean civilization in what I believe to be England. They had some modern technology, but also swords and medieval architecture and stuff. They were talking about the native savages. I believe that there were groups of learned humans living in castles, while there were less civilized germanic barbarians. Maybe this is where humanity started mixing with neanderthals.

There was another group that survived by living in a colony in central america, I believe the area was where Guatemala is now. North america was in an ice age, and the climate was more temperate in central america. We had technology and scientific understanding. I lived in something similar to an underground vault. Some of the elder people there were talking of some person who lived with us, whom had been a dolphin in their immediate past life and they had a learning disability adapting to being a human. That to me indicates that we still had spiritual understanding about the soul. I also heard of china, it was another 'advanced' culture at that time.

Isn't there an island near Ireland that only comes into view like once every 6 months or something?

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>>19395887
i don't know about any of that but i came across the bit in OP by looking at the Phoenician trade routes and they also (according to whoever wrote them down) went to Iceland too.
As for the America's bit, there is a sunken harbour, or something in the Bahamas that is pretty interesting.
>>19395888
Yeah, I've heard about that too but i don't know anything about it. A while back i was looking into various Islands and lands that people claimed were real but didn't really exist, one that is sort of in the same regional vicinity is the island of Brasil (the large land mass in pic is supposed to be Ireland). People were convinced it was real until relatively recently, there were even testimonies of people sailing past it.
I wonder if there is a link between the two stories.

aahhh, c'mon.
i thought you guys knew lots about this sort of stuff and we'd have a fun discussion about azores and the canary islands

Descendants of Atlantis =Berbers, Basques, Irish, , Scots and the Yazidi

>>19396944
go on..
what's that about?

>>19396949
The basque maintain an oral tradition that they left a land called atlantica long ago, well before what could be considered civilization populated the lands of spain and france. This land was west of iberia and as they say it sunk beneath the waves. The berbers don't maintain the same tradition but they were the original people of northern africa, and pure berbers don't share any commonality with with moors of the north africans who came later, meaning they also came from somewhere else, and like the basque they tend to remain in homogenous cultural groups.

I disagree with the irish and scots being atlanteans though. Likely they decended from doggerlanders who fled north as sea levels rose.

>>19397179
thanks heaps, that's really cool

>>19395818
The problem with that map is that the islands of Scilly are off the coast of south west England.

It was much larger in the past as the Romans charted it when they landed there.