Atlantis was not that big it was a palace built on a mountain surrounded by a Island according to the ancient Egyptians. They called it the land of Amenti In the 1180 BC Harris papyrus it is called Ataka Its historical section … Continue reading Names For Atlantis
Memnon In the prologue to his Prose Edda, the Icelandic scribe Snorri Sturluson states that Memnon (whom he says is also known as Munon) was one of the kings present at Troy, who married Troana, the daughter of king Priam. … Continue reading Memnon
Celtic Elysium The origin of the Celtic Elysium, different to the Classical Elysium, belief may be found in universal myths of a golden age long ago in a distant Elysian region, where men had lived with the gods. Into that … Continue reading Elysium
Follow Mark David on twitter, signup for The Elements. Read more about The Elements on elementamundi.com. Tracing the origins of the Apocalypse In religious contexts, an apocalypse is a disclosure of something hidden, “a vision of heavenly secrets that can make sense of earthly … Continue reading Apocalypse Past
Part of elementamundi.com. By author Mark David: Twitter @authorMarkDavid. Extracts from the diaries of K.O. Eklund. Hawara 1917 What a picture of desolation! And yet we are standing in the midst of one of the most fertile tracts in the world. … Continue reading Hawara Diaries 1
Part of elementamundi.com. By author Mark David: Twitter @authorMarkDavid. This is the most often-used historical definition of the Labyrinth, by Herodotus. Nothing we have seen indeed, refutes any of his descriptions, though some degree of inaccuracy in both description and geographical … Continue reading The Labyrinth: Description by Herodotus
Part of elementamundi.com. By author Mark David: Twitter @authorMarkDavid. A hörgr (hörgar), a type of altar or cult site Possibly consisting of a heap of stones out in the open, opposed to a ‘roofed hall’ that was called the hof (temple). It … Continue reading Hörgar
