What do you think?
Rate this book
Atlantis: The Final Days
Atlantis – The Final Days
This is a book about Atlantis
I was there.
Memories of this civilization and its destruction were so vivid in my dream and waking states for many years, I was compelled to share this story. Historical Romantic Fiction is the category, but to me it is much more than that, it’s a vivid recollection of one of my lives.
The Crystal, her power and purpose, the Blue Healing Chamber, and the gigantic wave that tore her down to the bottom of the ocean were my persistent and intense memories of this lost continent.
Andianna and Adoneis are the star-crossed lovers that tell the story through their memories and lives in this magnificent place that Plato spoke of in his writings: Plato’s Republic and the Atlantis Dialogues in which he describes Atlantis succinctly.
Hundreds of books have been written about Atlantis. It has been the object of many searches and theories as to its location throughout time.
Edgar Cayce spoke of Atlantis in many of his readings. The Guides in Ruth Montgomery’s book, The World Before, spoke of Atlantis with many references to her technology and government. These are some of the physical resources I have used in this account of a civilization that no longer exists.
The cast of characters in the story are privy to watch its demise as they escape the destruction. They were the fortunate ones who traveled to other lands bringing the Atlantis culture and knowledge of technology with them.
Destruction was eminent. Nothing could stop it. Why was it destroyed? You, the reader will draw that conclusion from the evidence presented.
Hugs,
Sharon
This is a book about Atlantis
I was there.
Memories of this civilization and its destruction were so vivid in my dream and waking states for many years, I was compelled to share this story. Historical Romantic Fiction is the category, but to me it is much more than that, it’s a vivid recollection of one of my lives.
The Crystal, her power and purpose, the Blue Healing Chamber, and the gigantic wave that tore her down to the bottom of the ocean were my persistent and intense memories of this lost continent.
Andianna and Adoneis are the star-crossed lovers that tell the story through their memories and lives in this magnificent place that Plato spoke of in his writings: Plato’s Republic and the Atlantis Dialogues in which he describes Atlantis succinctly.
Hundreds of books have been written about Atlantis. It has been the object of many searches and theories as to its location throughout time.
Edgar Cayce spoke of Atlantis in many of his readings. The Guides in Ruth Montgomery’s book, The World Before, spoke of Atlantis with many references to her technology and government. These are some of the physical resources I have used in this account of a civilization that no longer exists.
The cast of characters in the story are privy to watch its demise as they escape the destruction. They were the fortunate ones who traveled to other lands bringing the Atlantis culture and knowledge of technology with them.
Destruction was eminent. Nothing could stop it. Why was it destroyed? You, the reader will draw that conclusion from the evidence presented.
Hugs,
Sharon
178 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 10, 2014
1 person is currently reading
4 people want to read
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
No one has reviewed this book yet.