Lost Civilizations: The Rise and Fall of Atlantis and Lemuria Throughout History
The enduring narrative of the Great Flood appears across numerous ancient cultures, suggesting a remarkable continuity that transcends geographical boundaries. This phenomenon exemplifies how certain stories persist throughout human history, connecting civilizations separated by vast distances and time periods.
Key Takeaways
Ancient narratives like the Great Flood story demonstrate remarkable continuity across diverse civilizations throughout history.
Children between ages two and five often demonstrate more vivid past life recollections than adults, sometimes using vocabulary beyond their normal exposure.
Early Christian writers, including Origin who ranks second only to Thomas Aquinas in volume of Christian writings, actually embraced concepts of reincarnation.
Continuity of Stories: The Great Flood
Throughout human history, certain narrative patterns appear across different cultures and civilizations. The story of the Great Flood stands as one of the most compelling examples of this phenomenon. This widespread tale cannot be easily dismissed as coincidence.
The flood narrative appears in numerous ancient traditions, from Mesopotamia to the Americas. In each telling, the basic elements remain remarkably consistent: divine displeasure with humanity, a warning to a chosen individual, instructions to build a vessel, rising waters that cover the Earth, and eventually, a new beginning.
Ancient Egypt provides fascinating insights into this continuity of storytelling. Egyptian civilization, with its advanced knowledge and technology, preserved elements of flood myths that connect to other global traditions. These connections suggest shared origins or experiences that transcended geographical boundaries.
Women in ancient Egypt enjoyed community property rights, something unprecedented in other ancient civilizations. This progressive stance might reflect deeper cultural memories preserved through their oral and written traditions, including flood narratives.
Cross-Cultural Flood Stories:
Culture Key Elements Mesopotamian Utnapishtim warned by Ea, builds ark, sends birds to find land Biblical Noah instructed by God, builds ark, animals in pairs, dove with olive branch Greek Deucalion and Pyrrha survive flood sent by Zeus Hindu Manu saved by fish avatar of Vishnu Mayan Great flood followed by repopulation
Children often demonstrate remarkable abilities to recall past life experiences, particularly between ages two and five. Their accounts sometimes include vocabulary and historical details they couldn't have learned through normal exposure. These young recollections might preserve ancient memories, including catastrophic events like floods.
The continuity of flood stories raises important questions about human history. Were these narratives preserving memories of actual cataclysmic events? Did advanced ancient civilizations like Egypt, Atlantis, and Lemuria experience similar environmental disasters?
Past life regressions sometimes reveal memories of these ancient civilizations and their destruction. These accounts frequently describe rising waters and the need to escape, further reinforcing the global flood narrative pattern.
Introduction to Dr. Bruce Goldberg
Dr. Bruce Goldberg is a renowned expert in past life regression and exploration of ancient civilizations. With extensive experience in hypnotherapy, he helps individuals access memories from previous incarnations. His work spans multiple dimensions of consciousness, including The Fifth Dimension and out-of-body experiences.
Despite occasionally battling minor health issues like throat strain from colds, Dr. Goldberg maintains his characteristic high energy levels and continues to see patients. He offers therapy sessions through Skype and FaceTime for those unable to meet in person.
Dr. Goldberg has authored 21 books, with 18 available as audiobooks on platforms like Amazon Audible. His research includes fascinating discoveries about ancient civilizations such as Egypt, Atlantis, and Lemuria. He often discusses how Egyptian culture provided important contributions to modern society, including being the first to grant women community property rights.
One particularly interesting artifact Dr. Goldberg highlights is "the Greek statue with the laptop" - a carving housed in the J. Paul Getty Museum in California. The piece, officially titled "Grave Nascos of the Enthroned Woman with the Attendant," depicts what appears to be a modern laptop complete with USB ports, raising intriguing questions about time travel possibilities.
According to Dr. Goldberg, children between ages 2-5 often have clearer recollections of past lives than adults. Parents can facilitate these memories by simply asking their children to "tell them what it was like when they were big." His research suggests the average person has experienced over 1,000 past lives.
For those interested in exploring their own past lives, Dr. Goldberg offers several resources:
The "Hypnotic Time Travel CD Album" for self-guided past life regression
Free Fifth Dimensional Travel CD with purchase of his book "Exploring The Fifth Dimension"
Written exercises available through his toll-free number: 1-800-KARMA-4-U (1-800-527-6248)
Dr. Goldberg's website contains numerous videos showing actual regressions, time traveler contacts, and other demonstrations of his techniques. He notes that reincarnation is not incompatible with religious traditions, including Christianity, citing Origen—the second most prolific Christian writer after Thomas Aquinas—as a historical figure who accepted reincarnation concepts.
Ancient Civilizations Revealed Through Deep Memory Exploration
The Vanished Land of Mu
The continent of Mu stands as one of history's greatest mysteries. Archaeological evidence suggests this advanced civilization existed in the Pacific region thousands of years ago before vanishing beneath the waves.
Studies of regression subjects frequently describe a technologically sophisticated society with remarkable spiritual development. Many subjects recall details of Mu's architecture featuring massive stone structures and temples dedicated to spiritual practices.
The recurring theme of a catastrophic flood appears consistently in these regression accounts, aligning with flood myths found across Pacific cultures. This continuity in storytelling across independent regression subjects suggests there may be more than myth to these accounts.
Lemuria
Lemuria represents another lost civilization frequently encountered during regression therapy sessions. Located in what many believe was the Indian Ocean region, regression subjects describe a highly spiritual society with profound connections to nature.
Notable regression details include:
Advanced healing techniques using crystals and sound
Harmonious social structures without rigid hierarchies
Deep ecological awareness and environmental stewardship
The consistency of these accounts from unrelated subjects creates compelling patterns that researchers find difficult to dismiss. Technology described in these sessions often combines spiritual and scientific elements in ways unfamiliar to modern thinking.
Atlantis
Regression accounts of Atlantis reveal a technologically advanced civilization that many subjects describe in remarkable detail. These memories often include descriptions of crystal-powered energy systems, advanced transportation, and sophisticated architectural achievements.
The societal structure typically described includes:
Aspect Description Government Council-based leadership with specialized roles Technology Crystal-powered energy systems and vehicles Education Schools for developing both psychic and technological skills Downfall Misuse of power technologies leading to catastrophic destruction
Regression subjects consistently report the civilization's destruction resulted from misused technology, creating a cautionary tale about power without wisdom. Many therapists note the emotional impact these Atlantean memories have on subjects, suggesting deep psychological connections to these experiences.
Ancient Egypt
Egypt appears frequently in regression sessions, with subjects recalling specific details about daily life that match archaeological findings. Many regression subjects describe Egyptian society with remarkable accuracy, including architectural practices and religious ceremonies not widely known.
The technological capabilities of ancient Egypt continue to puzzle modern engineers. How did they achieve such precision in their constructions? Regression accounts often mention assistance from advanced beings or knowledge passed down from earlier civilizations.
Egyptian culture represents a critical link between earlier advanced societies and our modern world. The religious practices and governance systems described in regressions reveal complex theological understandings that influenced later civilizations throughout the Mediterranean region.
Women's Standing in Egyptian Society
Ancient Egypt stands unique among ancient civilizations for its treatment of women. Regression accounts consistently highlight the elevated status of women compared to contemporaneous societies.
Key aspects of women's rights in ancient Egypt included:
Property ownership: Women could own, inherit, and manage property independently
Legal autonomy: They could represent themselves in court proceedings
Marital rights: Marriage contracts protected women's interests
Professional opportunities: Women worked as merchants, priestesses, and even physicians
This progressive approach to gender equality appears consistently in regression accounts and matches historical evidence. No other major ancient civilization granted women community property rights until much later in history.
Regression therapy reveals Egypt as an important foundation for modern concepts of partnership marriage and gender equality. These accounts suggest Egyptian women enjoyed freedoms that wouldn't be seen again in Western civilization until recent centuries.
