Egypt And The Maya Both Remembered The Same Lost Land

The case for Atlantis has historically rested on Plato, which has made it easy to dismiss as philosophical allegory. However, Tim points to a body of evidence that predates Plato entirely and emerges independently on opposite sides of the planet. The Edfu building texts, inscribed at the Temple of Horus in Egypt, describe a primordial island called Outland - the original homeland of the gods who arrived at the dawn of Egyptian civilization during what the texts call Zep Tepi, the first time. Those gods brought with them a complete scientific and cultural inheritance that seeded everything that followed.
Across the Atlantic, among the Nahuatl cultures of the Yucatan - including the Maya - an identical origin legend persists, describing a ancestral homeland called Atlan. The linguistic proximity of Outland, Atlan, and Atlantis is difficult to dismiss as coincidence, particularly when the underlying narratives describe the same event - a advanced civilization destroyed, its survivors dispersing to seed the ancient world with their knowledge. Tim’s point is precise: Plato did not invent Atlantis. He preserved a memory that cultures on every continent had already been carrying for thousands of years.

Видео Egypt And The Maya Both Remembered The Same Lost Land канала Timothy Hogan