Searching for the Sunken Temple of the Sun

The enigma of Atlantis has captured the imaginations of students of the unknown and attracted archivists for more than two thousand years. With the availability of the world’s libraries, Online book store fans can now enjoy a vast array of volumes dealing with the myth of Atlantis, both non-fiction and a more fantastic read.

There are more versions of what that early race engendered and beneath which sea the lost continent could be found than practically any other tale of primordial people. Yet the tale of a Utopian culture which was destroyed in a cataclysm has endured exactly because it explains many mysteries as our own culture reaches heights that may well presage catastrophe.

Prolific author Edgar Cayce wrote of the island as a vast continent, about the scale of Australia. As recounted in the prophet’s inspired version, the Atlanteans made use of supernatural psychic talents and tools, and were the progenitors of the peculiarly similar solar-worshiping cultures of the ancient Egyptians and the Empires of native America. The theme is in many cases grouped with reincarnation & past lives.

There is even some evidence the people of Atlantis depended on environment-friendly energy sources, exceeding us in controlling natural heat of the earth.

The most popular positions on the location of this culture’s remains vary widely from the Eastern Indian Ocean to the Americas, though, as might be expected most of the focus centers on well-known possibilities which are small local islands with a long tradition, most notably Crete and Malta.

The world may never know the actual details, but we’d be foolish to doubt: cultural innovation has achieved high levels of advancement rising and falling in a loop of development and annihilation, perhaps in a recurring pattern, in the forgotten recesses of the hazy halls of time we normally regard as being earliest hint of history.
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