A question concerning Atlantean tradition

Michael has posted some things about it. From what I understand, he had/has contact with one or more Atlantean guides. I think he breifly mentioned it in his recent Easter/Spring Equinox newsletter, and he posted something about a Hawk somewhere too. I think he referred to it as “Horus returns as a Hawk?”, or something along those lines. It may have been in his “A Stroke of Love” posting.
I think his Atlantean guide sometimes takes a bird form, perhaps like a half-bird half-human Egyptian god. Take a look through the Articles section, although it probably won’t be mentioned in the title. also try typing these into google:
site:forum.healingdao.com atlantean
site:healingdao.com atlantean
maybe try with healingtaousa.com too.
I hope I didn’t misrepresent anything by too much on here, and I also hope Michael posts a response too.
Ryan

C Howdy, I also wanted to say something about the little bit I’ve gathered about what Atlantean tradition, or at least how we speak of it here, “is”.

It seems that Atlantean Alchemical techniques are more Fire-oriented than Daoist techniques. It also seems that there has been much externalized Atlantean alchemical technology. For instance, Michael often refers to free-energy devices as Neo-Atlantean (see the science section of the Articles page for related articles). If you look in the Philosophy section, I had made a post a while back of an interview with David Wilcock where he talks a lot about such technologies.

There’s also sometimes discussion of Atlantis and Lemuria, and how Lemuria was more watery.

I hope that’s helped somehow.
Ryan

WOW! This is very interesting to me as my father, in the 60’s, trained with a group of Christian mystics who had a style of alchemy based more on fire and light techniques. They tempered it with earth energy but it was mainly all fire exercises. They called the beginning practices “Baptizm By Fire”. It involves “calling down the light of heaven” and the energy that is created is not Yuan Qi but the Light of the Kristos. Basically the end result is to take on the Krist conciousness and energy body, they call that “taking on the masters mantle”. They beleived that all men and women had the potential to be like Christ or like Mary. They also veiwed the joining of man and woman as the joining of Heaven and Earth. The final result would be the creation of a body of light which would be used to assend into heaven, and to travel back and forth to earth to instill the teaching of the Kristos. Sounds kinda familiar huh? Anyway thanks for the insight as it helps me to further understand the practices my father uses and what he taught me when I was really young. Until next time,

Peace and Tao,
Shenchi

Hey C Howdy,
I don’t fully endorse David Wilcock or everything he said, the interview that i posted of him was actually my first exposure to him. Some of the stuff he said in their i disagreed with, and I also disagree with some of the stuff on his website, particularly some of his political views and idea about the “illuminati”. But regardless, I think he does present a lot of very good information.
Thanks
Ryan

Ryan,

I have talked with my father about about Taoist Alchemy and he is glad that I am involved in a spiritual tradition with such strong mystical practices, though he pretty much set in his ways. As far as the use of a K for spelling Kristos, or Krist it is hard to say where it came from. The tradition itself claims to be pre-Catholic and even pre-Bizatene. They claim that their lineage comes directly from Thomas, the brother of Jesus. Thomas eventually went to India to teach so it is hard to say where the Alchemy came from. The tradition also claims some connection with the Essenes (Assenes). So it is hard to say where the Alchemy comes from for sure or why they spell Kristos or Krist with a K. I know that the man is often referred to as Christ but his consciousness is referred to as Krist or Kristos so it might just be a way of denoting the difference between the man and the consciousness that he embodied. Remember that they did not believe that Christ was the one and only son of God, they believed he was teaching a way for humans to become divine and bring heaven and earth together to produce paradise on earth.

I have a feeling that the Alchemy is probably a mix of Kabalistic and Indian traditions, with maybe some Egyption stuff in there. According to the tradition the teachings were kept secret for a very long time and the order was secretive but had devotees from India to Europe; so it is hard to say where it came from for sure and what influenced what. I also know that according to the tradition once someone has realized the Krist consciousness it reveals the process to you. It sounds almost like the whole system and all the teachings are downloaded and the person you were becomes an expression of that consciousness and teachings. It is an almost spontaneous realization of the teachings. It is kind of like when a yogi passes his teachings on with a touch and the student is able to resight sacred texts without ever have learning them. Which makes it seem Indian influenced as that is supposed to be what the later stages of the practices are like, though many traditions claim the same type of spontaneous realization so it is hard to say.

Anyway I think, like a lot of these traditions, it is very hard to trace their lineages for sure. To make matters worse Alchemy has so many Universal or elementary aspects that cross traditions it is difficult to pipoint where it all started and what influenced what. What the tradition itself claims is an Indian, Essene influence, other than that it is hard to say for sure.

Thanks for the response Ryan,

Peac & Tao
Shenchi