10/15/94 JT's note: Mr. Cayce gave a talk to the Norfolk
Study Groups on Atlantis on February 19, 1932. To date,
the following (published in the October 1932 BULLETIN) is
the only record of that talk. If a copy of the original
lecture in its entirety is found we will include it here.
VOL. I - No. 2 OCTOBER, 1932
B U L L E T I N
ASSOCIATION FOR RESEARCH AND ENLIGHTENMENT, INC.,
Virginia Beach, Virginia
THE LOST CONTINENT OF ATLANTIS
Atlantis has furnished the background for much speculation
and many theories. Until lately the few, authentic
references have not been sufficient to warrant a scientific
approach to the subject. A growing interest has been
manifest within the last few years by men of prominence. A
recent series of radio talks by a well known scientist has
added strength to the increasingly popular belief that this
continent did exist. Considerable has been written
regarding Atlantis from data psychically received. Of
course, this is of little importance to the average
individual unless they are personally convinced that the
source of such data is accurate and worth considering. For
the benefit of those who wish to view a wider scope of the
information received through Mr. Edgar Cayce, we present
the following:
"The position as the continent Atlantis occupied, is that
as between the Gulf of Mexico on the one hand and the
Mediterranean upon the other. Evidences of this lost
civilization are to be found in the Pyrenees and Morocco to
the east and British Honduras, Yucatan and America to the
west. There are some protruding portions within this that
must have at one time or another been a portion of this
great continent. The British West Indies or the Bahamas,
especially in Bimini, would, upon geological investigation,
show the most pronounced traces of the destroyed
civilization." 210-C-A [
364-3] (
2/16/32)
Further data discloses that Atlantian history covered a
period of 200,000 years, as we would measure time today.
During this period there were many geographical changes in
the earth's surface that directly affected this continent.
The most notable of these were: The sinking of Lemuria in
the South Pacific at the time the poles shifted; the
destruction of the area now known as the Sargasso Sea; and
the final destruction. In size, this country was originally
about that of Europe including European Russia. After the
second great upheaval it was broken up into a group of large
islands, Poseidia, Aryan, and Og.
Before the final destruction, some ten thousand B.C., many
of the inhabitants migrated to adjoining countries. The
Inca and Aztec were descendants of the resulting mixtures,
as were the American Indians, though a little farther
removed from direct descent. Archaeological work will
doubtless uncover within the next few years evidences of
this direct connection with the ancient home of the red
race.
(If you are interested in further data o this or kindred
subjects, let us hear from you that we may treat this type
of information more fully in subsequent Bulletins.)



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