Edgar Cayce on Atlanteans in South America

In yesterday’s blog post I wondered if Atlanteans had made colonies in South America. Edgar Cayce, America’s “sleeping prophet,” said that Atlanteans had been in what is now Peru, so, yes, Atlanteans were in South America.

Did Atlanteans make colonies in South America?

Here’s something new about South America that may connect with Atlantis and its colonization:

Odd discoveries continue to turn up. An old book by South American explorer Colonel Percy Fawcett (Lost Trails, Lost Cities) speaks of isolated Indians speaking of great crystals atop temples in ruined cities buried deeply within Brazil, glowing columns, shafts of glass or crystal just like in Cayce’s readings. But this was recorded before Cayce started giving any trances on Atlantis.
Atlantean Crystals

Bermuda Triangle myths attributed to poor hurricane detection in the 1500s

The Bermuda Triangle Stargate website lists many interesting items on the Bermuda Triangle such as the following insightful information:

The legend of the Bermuda Triangle actually started in the 1500s during the height of trading between Spain and the Americas. The peak trading season was between June and October, which is also during Hurricane Season in the Atlantic Ocean. Many ships, loaded with gold and jewels for Spain, would set out into the Bermuda Triangle, and would either never return, or would arrive in Spain badly mauled by terrible storms, which the people on the ships claimed were attacked by sea monsters. Actually, many of the ships sunk because the captains had no idea how powerful hurricanes could be, or how quickly storms could develop in that area. Today, with weather satellites, advanced radar, reconnaissance planes, and other observation methods, hurricanes and other storms are much more detectable and predictable. Ships can be turned away from them before they get into trouble.
The Weather in the Triangle

I still wonder if the Bermuda Triangle may have something to do with Atlantis buried underwater in the area.

Compass anomalies in Bermuda Triangle due to interdependence of gravity and electro-magnetism

In my April 27th post on this blog, I listed deviations in compass readings in the Bermuda Triangle mapped out by German historian/scuba diver Dr. Michael Preisinger. Dr. Preisinger presented his information to a number of scientists around the globe:

Professor Tsung-Min Gung, physicist, Tokyo, Japan, 1995; phone interviews: “If the theories of inter-dimensional connections are not completely wrong and can develop in the way I am expecting them to, the strong interdependencies with gravitation and the earth’s magnetic field may be a way to track them down.”
A Connection to Atlantis: Do Newly Mapped Anomalies Point to the Stars?

The information about gravitation and the earth’s magnetic field reminds me of the information that surfaced during my past life regressions. I remembered experiences in Atlantis when I worked in a tower containing a powerful crystal that was used to integrate gravitational force with electro-magnetism. If you’re interested, check out my book When We Were Gods.

Bahamas may be mountaintops of Atlantis

German historian/scuba diver Dr. Michael Preisinger is interested in the Bermuda Triangle and the many unusual events, such as plane and boat disappearances in this area. However, he is especially fascinated with reports:

the most controversial being that the Bahamas archipelago is comprised of the mountaintops and higher areas of the lost continent of Atlantis, sunk beneath these waters millennia ago.
Bermuda Triangle Stargate?

German scuba diver documents Bermuda Triangle compass deviations

Dr. Michael Preisinger, German historian and scuba diver, while working in the Bahamas, was intrigued with stories of spinning compasses and compass anomalies in the Bermuda Triangle. He decided to go to the locations where many of these stories originated and actually document the compass deviations from the normal in the area. He found four places where the compass readings were very different than they should be:

1. Fish Hotel
2. Lyford Cay
3. White Hole, near Nassau
4. Dogleg Reef, near Marathon, in the Florida Keys

Preisinger was also intrigued with stories of ruins of Atlantis in the Bermuda Triangle.

Atlantis now found in Guatemala!

At People Forum (peopleforum.cn), an article from the C.S. Monitor says that a retired German mathematics teacher has discovered an underwater ruin of a city filled with a cache of treasure. Joachim Rittstieg says that he found eight tons of gold in Lake Izabal in eastern Guatemala, which he claims is from the lost city of Atlantis. Conventional archeologists decry he is a fake.

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Rittstieg says he can’t help the fact that he found the city and the experts didn’t. He says the ancient Dresden Codex and Mayan priests guided him, and claims the US Navy helped detect the exact location. “They say it cannot be. But I have the basic information now,” says Rittstieg, who is seeking funding for an excavation.

Lost City of Atlantis found – again – this time in Guatemala

Bermuda Triangle incidents could be caused by gas hydrates

Gas hydrates are pockets of methane gas that bubble up from the continental shelf with the result that sea water loses its buoyancy causing ships to sink suddenly. Following is a 1996 diagram from the U.S. Government posted on Wikipedia showing the location of known pockets of gas hydrates, including the Bermuda Triangle off the coast of Florida:

Worldwide distribution of Gas Hydrates, US Government Diagram 1996

Could the demise of Atlantis be associated with gas hydrates?

Christopher Columbus reported “Bermuda Triangle” phenomena

It hadn’t occurred to me to wonder how long Bermuda Triangle phenomena have been going on. However, I find it interesting to see that the byerly.org website reports that Christopher Columbus noted that:

To my knowledge the first documentation that anything was amiss in the area came from Christopher Columbus,
who reported compass malfunctions and a bolt of fire that fell into the sea. He also reports of a light on the horizon.
Bermuda Triangle

My interest in the Bermuda Triangle stems from the Edgar Cayce Atlantis psychic readings that say that evidence of Atlantis could be found in the Bermuda Triangle.

Pacific Ocean Devil’s Sea is a Bermuda Triangle counterpart

I continue to be interested in the Bermuda Triangle, a triangular area in the Atlantic Ocean from Miami to Puerto Rico to Bermuda, because America’s great psychic Edgar Cayce said that evidence of Atlantis could be found if a geological survey would be done at Bimini, a pair of islands in the Bermuda Triangle. Therefore, I wonder if the Bermuda Triangle phenomena could be the result of still-active technology from the buried Atlantis.

Interestingly, there is another part of the ocean, off the coast of Japan in the Pacific Ocean, called the “Devil’s Sea,” that also experiences unusual phenomenon. Could this be from the undersea lost continent of Lemuria?