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| Atlantis in Myths and Religion | ||
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Atlantis is the ultimate source of all mythologies and all religions. Indeed, the essence of the ancient Mystery Religions — from which Christianity sprung — centered on the theme of Atlantis and its demise in the cataclysm we call the Flood. The eschatology — that is, the doctrine of final things such as Doom and the Resurrection of the Dead — of Millenarian Religions such as Christianity, Buddhism and Hinduism all issue rather directly from the myths of Atlantis and its terrible fate.
So do traditions such as the Grail Cycle and the myth of the Wandering Hero in search of Paradise. Indeed, Atlantis is no other than the Primordial Paradise, which was the source from where the gods and angels brought the Gospels and the seeds of knowledge in the dawn of times. In this section we review certain themes like the Atlantean origin of myths, symbols and rites such as the Mysteries and the Christian Sacraments which we commemorate more or less apishly, in total ignorance of their essential connection with Atlantean events.
| 1 | The Atlantean Origin of the Seven Sacraments | |
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The Cristian Sacraments commemorate the demise of Atlantis, that is, the Terrestrial Paradise. This article explains the meaning of these rituals, which root in the ancient Mystery Religions. |
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| 2 | Corroborating Evidence on the Reality of Atlantis | |
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This article discusses the reality of the Flood and of Atlantis in myths and religion. |
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