Edgar Cayce Reading
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(Q) Are the places designated for the beginning of the five races correct?
(A) As we find, these are changed, in that: Those in the Gobi, the yellow. The white - rather in the Carpathians than India,
though this is the change to which they are made. The red, of course, in the Atlantean and in the American. The brown in
the Andean. The black in the plain and the Sudan, or in African.
7. (Q) Where was the Carpathian region?
(A) Aarat.
8. (Q) Where is the location? Is it on the map today?
(A) Southern part of Europe and Russia, and Persia and that land. Caucasian mountains.
p.154 Chapter XVI (Voyage to Suern)
At last the storm king withdrew his forces and the time had come for our descent.
Down we swept from the vault of heaven, into Ganje, capital city of Suern.
p. 155
Hast thou ever been in the ancient and long-deserted city of Petra of Seir?
That very peculiar city at the foot of Mount Hor, a city hollowed from the living rock?
Quite likely not, for the followers of Mahomet make it hard to visit the place. But if thou hast read thereof,
then thou hast some idea of Ganje, in old Suerna, built in the cliffs of the river banks.
Note:Recently renamed Ganja,formerly Ganca under Soviet Union domination, a major trade stop for the Silk-road of not too ancient times. It has a history of many natural disasters and invasions by many foreign nations.
Note:Rai Ernon (King of Suern) telling Rai Gwauxln (King of Atlantis) that he has failed in his attempt to bring his people to be in God's favor.
p.164 Chapter XVI (Voyage to Suern)
As we traveled westward the sun seemed to remain as it was when we left Ganje, for its speed, or that of the earth,
rather, was the same as our own. We had been on the way for five hours and had covered considerably over half of the
distance home, the whole journey being something like seven thousand miles. The remaining two thousand miles would
occupy some three hours for transit, a length of time which seemed to my impatient desire so long, that I paced the
floor of the salon in very fretfulness. I have seen, since the days of Poseid, a time when a vastly slower progress
would have seemed swift, but then the past had a veil obscuring it so that comparison was impossible--
"Man never is, but always to be blest."
Note:The distance of travel between Caiphul in Atlantis and Ganje/Ganga at the western edge of then Hindustan is said to be 7000 miles.This matches the Atlantis map as I have it placed it on a world map.See Homepage.
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