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ABOUT HERMES TRISMEGISTUS
Thoth-the-Atlantean (Hermes Trismegistus in His
next incarnation) is a Divine Teacher known from the time of
ancient Egypt.
The history of His life is described in the
Emerald Tablets of Thoth-the-Atlantean, which were discovered by
M.Doreal in the pyramids of South America.
In the Tablets Thoth tells about Atlantis — an
archipelago consisting of two large islands which existed in the
Atlantic Ocean a long time ago, also about the highly developed
civilization of the Atlanteans.
The most important point about this
civilization is that it possessed a true religious-philosophical
knowledge, which allowed many people to advance quickly in their
development to the Divine level and accomplish thus their
personal human evolution.
In the Emerald Tablets, Thoth-the-Atlantean
explains also the reason for the destruction of Atlantis:
confidential knowledge was imparted to unworthy people and the
latter began using it for evil purposes. They adopted bloody
sacrifices — and this resulted in numerous incarnations of
hellish beings among people. This led to quick degradation of
incarnated people in Atlantis.
When the destruction of Atlantis happened (two
islands submerged into the ocean one after another according to
the Divine Will), Thoth-the-Atlantean moved to Egypt (Khem) with
a group of other Divine Atlanteans.
Thanks to this, the higher spiritual knowledge
of Atlantis was brought to Egypt and to other countries.
In the Egyptian mythology, Thoth is worshipped
as a God of wisdom and writing, as a patron of sciences,
scribes, holy scriptures, as a creator of the calendar.
According to Plato, He revealed to the Egyptians counting,
geometry, astronomy, and writing.
Apart from The Emerald Tablets of
Thoth-The-Atlantean, there is another text by Thoth — the famous
Emerald Tablet of Hermes Trismegistus.
Hermes Trismegistus is the name of Thoth in His
next incarnation in Egypt.
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Online book by Dr.Vladimir
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ATLANTIS AND THE ATLANTEANS
(THE EMERALD TABLETS AND OTHER TEXTS)
This book is available in
English,
Italian,
Spanish, and
French.
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