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Seeing the whole truth of something requires some movement of mind.

This one little thing shifts the entire context of history - the existence of the supernatural.

But I believe Atlantis was more than that, it was physically real. As I will show, whatever happens in mass-consciousness also has a physical-reality reflection.

Among the religious, there has been controversy on whether paradise is a physical or a non-physical place. The reason for this is that it was and is both.

Paradise is still available but in a higher realm and someday we will bring down Heaven to Earth again. But until that day, it is us who have to ascend to the “land of milk and honey” as the ancients called it, to our home of perfect bliss.

I re-tell this story because most readers will be familiar with the story of Noah’s Ark, but not aware that the same story is also told in many other cultures. The fact that this story is told around the globe does not seem to bother those who maintain ‘the flood never happened’. Or they have never bothered to read mythology because its ‘all fairy-tales anyway’.

rulers were human kings but of royal origin. What these lists have in common is a gradual descent of consciousness. First there were the gods, then the sons of gods.

Trans-religious study unveils a treasure chest of wisdom. But that wisdom is not limited to spiritual advice. Embedded in those sacred texts is advanced scientific knowledge we have only begun to understand or ‘discover’ recently.

According to the Vedas, nothing new is actually ‘discovered’ but merely recovered, lost, and once more recovered as civilizations rise and fall.

AI Summary

Atlantis and the Garden of Eden by Frederick Dodson presents key insights from the contemplative tradition. The 9 passages above capture the essential teachings.

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Key Passages: Highlights 1, 3, and 9 are particularly representative.

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