The compelling combination of science and faith has lead humanity to answer many questions about our surroundings. There are, of course, questions which despite how hard we try, we are not meant to understand the answers – at least not yet. Then there are also the questions to which we should have a reasonable answer that most scholars can agree upon. Due to human error or different levels of interpretation, the mystery prevails. Today, we consider this sort of instance in the case of the lost island Atlantis. Did Atlantis exist? How can we know? Are we meant to know? Would the answer to this question change anything about the world today?
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Daurice Shine
Hi. Good article. Of course, I believe Atlantis existed and as you know, Edgar Cayce, covered many human existences in his readings. The first picture looks the temple beautiful on top of the hill, where tails were removed from humans during failed experiments on species mixtures. The temple, of course, was lost when the deluge came.
Angela B.
I believe Atlantis did exist.The books I read always talk about Atlantis would want to visit if it was still around, I do believe there was an Atlantis and the people were majick.would have loved to live there
Ruby
I do believe it does exist I'm not sure why but something tells me I was apart of it in a past life
Hannah
I think since Atlantis had been described in great detail by Plato, we can take this as an historical fact. Scholars cannot dispute this and the search will continue until it rises again. Best wishes (*)
Barbara Anne A.
I do not think that researchers can ever say definitivly that something di not exist in ages past. And as an anthropologist myself, I think someone else's opinion, pro or con would have only minor influence. As for myself, I KNOW Atlantis existed, I lived there, it was one of my previous lives. I have recordings of sessions done where I am talking abount Atlantis, in GREAT detail.
Paula
Many parts of the world have been covered with water. Old pillars, huge stones, ships hhave been discovered . Some are known to be hundreds And thousands of years old. Atlantis is like E T, YOUR choice to Believe or Not.
Susan L W.
I don't think exploration would end. And I don't think you can definitively prove a negative. The desire to explore the earth is great. It is as good a way to spend your life as any. Whether you find something at the end of the quest is not always that important. For those looking for Atlantis, it would be the journey that matters. The closest anyone has come to tracing civilization is the books and scripts that remain. The historical art culture and the genome projects; especially "The Seven Sisters of Eve".
Susan L W.
Also, proof never satisfies people. Never stops the fighting. My Dr said once that people can stumble across the truth, pick themselves up and go merrily on their way. People want to validate their own beliefs. So regardless of what the science would show, people would always look, because they would not believe it until they proved it for themselves. And that would require a huge amount of education and research. Also, I don't believe in reincarnation. I believe that what people see as reincarnation is the recurrence of what DNA has passed down. I do believe in God and eternal life and that you can open the doors to heaven and hell while alive. I believe you can access the invisible world that we share with God. The undercurrent that gives us life. The souls are connected in God. We can access other's minds and souls. But honestly, why would you want to, much.
carmem Dornelles Gondin
eu acredito sim que a ilha de atlântida existiu mesmo , em algum lugar ela deve se encontrar eu pessoalmente acho a história dessa ilha fascinante
Regina
I believe that if Atlantis was discovered, it would leave us with More questions then answers.. We will always find something to keep us intrested and exploring of this legend..
maria
I think it did excited put now one ever found preuf of it
Sandy Fustin
I hope they never stop exploring Atlantis!
