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1953 cont.
The 'Lost Atlantis' of G. I. Bryant, By Egerton Sykes
This is based on the outline of the manuscript works salvaged after
Bryant's home was destroyed in the
The work is focused primarily on not occult, but Plato period sources.
Solon of 569 B.C. spoke to priests Sonchis, of the Temple of Neith in Sais, and
Psenuphis Priest of Ra at
A solid arc into Venezuela enclosing a fertile land. Le Plongeon 50
years before was coming to a conclusion simaler to this. (Webmaster Note)-The
recent find off the coast of Cuba of a series of Walls and a city may confirm
this bridge was partially intact around the 2,500 to 10,000 B.C. period. Le
Plongeon also called the area beyond the Yucatan as the Maya Kingdom of Mu not
to be confused with Lemuria, for it is more not just a Pacific influence by
name but the 'Water' of Life by reference which the Egyptians borrowed as
Mu-Ankh. The 'Water of Life' and its great stag or female deer's kingdom was
about the grazing in those lands by the creature before it lost its land
bridge. The outline of a Great Deer is noted with the Stag Horns as the Gulf of
Mexico, and the Island Caribbean curvature as its hindquarter with its head
facing Yucatan, and down to Honduras. The reason it is called, Yucatan is
because it refers to female deer's weeping over the lost stag's kingdom to the
Caribbean Sea. This is the mystery that is deepened when prehistoric stag
deer's with that great of a horn (Gulf of Mexico) disappeared some 10,000 years
ago or more!
Chapter Two-
In referance to the Atlanteans fighting Athens in first a indecisive
sea battle, were finally defeated by the Greeks in a land battle. The Greeks
then went freed people in other lands from the Atlanteans this according to
Sonchis in Sais, Egypt. In a work now lost, by Marcus Terentius Varro, a
distinguished Roman writer, tells of a naval battle which once occurred off
Sardinia. In this battle, the Guanches in the Canary Islands defeated Phorcys,
King of Sardinia. Might there perhaps be some confusion of the Guanches with
the men of Carthage, who indeed conquer Sardinia and were its masters until
expelled by the Romans? It is difficult to decide whether this engagement off
this Island was not really one of the events in the last invasion of Europe by
the Atlanteans. Mummies were practiced in the Canaries and very similar to the
Egyptians (webmaster note-and had some characteristics of the Coastal
Peru-Chile 9,000 B.C. complex in recent finds) along its shores and caves. Thus
a link existed between the Egyptians, Guanches of the Canaries, and the
Peruvians halfway across the globe. (Webmaster Note- There is some evidence
that the Gobi Desert beyond Armenia may yet yield mummies if it was even a
Noahetic practice by a Basque like culture?) Le Plongeon in his atlantis book
noted the sandals on the Chicheu Itza Statue is the same as the ones found on
the Gaunches mummies feet? In regards to the Guanches, Aelian
Tells us that Theopomos of chios related that once ten million of
them, coming from a city called 'Machimos' or (The Warlike, or Match-Mes like
the word Mismatch), descended suddenly onto Europe. They first went to the
north but, perhaps dissatisfied with the climate, they then made their way
south, gradually overrunning the coasts and Mediterranean. We are not sure the
Guanches are the actual atlanteans with their reddish gold color (metallic
interests). There may also be some error in the machimos name for it is a Greek
adaptation of the older name, and the source of Theopompos
Is still unknown. But, he does refer to creatures in this atlantis
that can be no less elephants. No where do other records exist about the
Balaeric, Corsica, Sicily, and Maltese Islands that tell about this invasion
and conquest. M. Gattefosse has assured us that Malta contains remains of an atlantean
character, and if 'Cyclopian' be the same as Atlantean, then he is correct.
These islands have always been a very old stopping ground in maritime trade and
have showed most of the successive influences. Le Plongeon is still considered
the oldest theorist on the Egyptian and Mayan connection to Atlantis. The
Troano Codex, a copy is in the madrid museum, was discovered by Brasseur de
Bourbourg in Spain in the possession of Don Juan Tro Y Ortelano, then professor
of Paleography in Madrid. Brasseur was struck by the similarities of the
hieroglyphs on the strip of bark, 14 feet and 9 inches, and those on the Mayan
monuments of Copan and Palenque in Central America, and assumed it to be the
Mayan record of the sinking of the land of MU, which must refer to the sinking
of Atlantis. Le Plongeon's rendering of the Troano Codex runs as follows:
"The Year…on the eleventh Muluc in the Month of Zuc, there occurred a
terrible earthquakes which continued without intermission the thriteenth Chuen.
The country of the hills of mud, the Land of Mu, was sacrificed. Being twice
upheaved, it suddenly disappeared during the night, the basin being continually
shaken by volcanic forces. Being confined, these caused the land to sink and
rise several times and in various places. At last the surface gave way and the
ten countries were torn asunder and scattered in fragments: unable to withstand
the force of the convulsions, they sank with their sixty four million
inhabitants, eight thousand and sixty years before the writing of this
book."
Webmaster note- The date of writing the book since our Mayans begin
recording on a large scale at 1,000 B.C. (if this was correct) would be 9,060
B.C., yet Plato says 9,600 B.C. with 540 years difference we may have to take
back to the Mayas account. 1,540 B.C. marks the period when that book story was
first written and lands in a period when the Hyksos began to invade Egypt. This
does not finish the problem of the deluge 2,000 years further back Cayce claims
at 11,600 B.C., which would put this Mayan work at 3,540 B.C. before the 1st
Dynasty of Egypt. It would seem the earthquakes lasted 7 and a half months
ending in the early summer and the memory is preserved indirectly in a word in
Egypt of Sekhet as 'Field', and Kuon or 'Dog' for month terminology names?
There is however the Muluc Month which is a Milky Way name, and is it possible
that the real word connection is Ochuen, or Ochema Seku or Zuc i.e. Egyptian
for 'The Big Dipper', and Bear Polar Constellation on the Milky Way preserved
in month names? If this is the case they are implying a Pole Movement observed?
Paul Schliemann stated that in one of the Tibetan temples of Llasa
there existed a record, which stated:
"When the Star Bal fell on the place where there is now only sea
and sky, the Seven Cities with their Golden Gates and Transparent Temples
quivered and shook like the leaves in a storm. And, behold a flood of fire and
smoke arose from the palaces. Agony and cries the multitude filled the air.
They sought refuge in their temples and citadels. And the wise Mu, the hieratic
of Ra-Mu, arose and said to them: "Did I not predict all this?" And
the women and the men in their precious stones and shinning garments lamented:
"Mu, save us." And Mu replied: "You shall die together with
slaves and your riches, and from your ashes shall arise new nations. If they
forgot that they are superior not because of what they put on but of what they
put out, the same lot will befall them." Flame and smoke choked the words
of Mu. The land and its inhabitants was torn to pieces and swallowed by the
depths. Though not directly referred to as Atlantis, the story may have been
added or taken from via survivors who moved past Egypt and became incorporated.
This may explain Plato's description of Atlantis's left over mud, and since the
Atlantic is oscillating at its depths future generations may see it rise again.
It is another mystery why Carthage Sea ports is not mentioned by the Egyptians
to Solon which appeared around 869 B.C.. Yet Herodotus in his whole nine books
does not mention Rome. The Egyptian Priest to Solon mentions not one but many
time's great floods have occurred in the nine thousand years.
Lost
Atlantis by Egerton Sykes cont.
