Agartha

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Something that interests me a lot is things about the unknown. Things like death (although I’m not in a hurry to find out first-hand about this one), UFOs, underground cities and “real” history. Recently I came across a reference to the underground city of Agartha. I decided to check into it a little bit to see just want has been learned, what they know, what they think they know and what they want to know.

Agartha is supposedly an underground kingdom that is within the core of planet Earth. Like most things of this nature, there are many stories and sometimes people even make things up. It’s kind of hard to separate fact (what little facts they have) from fiction. Even the name has different names/spellings. Agarath and Agharti are two of the other names but there are others that are similar in spelling. Whatever spelling you use, and I will be using only Agartha in this story. Agartha is a legendary city that is said to reside in the Earth’s core and is the center of the Hollow Earth Theory. Agartha is often called “The Land of Advanced Races”,

According to most scientists, this is probably impossible.
The Earth is made up of the crust (the outside), the mantle, the outer core (liquid) and the inner core (solid). That is all just theory though. Scientists can analyze the Earth’s crust directly, but they rely on seismic and magnetic analyses to investigate the Earth’s interior.

The capital of this legendary city is called Shamballa, Shambalha or what most of us probably know it as, Shangri-La. It means “the place of peace, of tranquility.

Shangri-La is also known as “The Land of White Waters”, “The Land of Radiant Spirits”, “The Land of Living Fire” “The Royal Mother of the West” and “The Land of Noble/Worthy Ones”, among a few of the names it is known by different religions.

I’ve never heard any of these before, only Shangri-La. It’s not surprising though because I’ve never dove deep into this legend. I know now and I will be digging quite a bit further.

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Supposedly, there are at least 14 different entrances to get to Agartha, but all are only speculation, and no exact coordinates can be given. At least 2 of those entrances are said to be within the United States. I think there is actually more in the US but unsure. One of them is in south-central Kentucky inside Mammoth Cave. The other that I know of is in California inside Mount Shasta, where the Agharthean city of Telos is supposed to be beneath.

I believe that if I would have heard about this place before I was married, I may never have gotten married and would be exploring these areas to find these magical cities.

I know of no supposed entrances in the Philippines. The closest one I know is on the border of Mongolia and China (where the underground city of Shingwa allegedly exists).

There is a book called “The Smoky God” which is supposed to be the biography of a Norwegian sailor named Olaf Jansen. According to the book Jansen sailed in through the entrance at the North Pole. He spent 2 years living among inhabitants of an underground network of colonies. These inhabitants were about 12 feet tall, and their world was lit by a “smoky” central sun. Their capital city (Shangi-La) was said to be the original Garden of Eden.

This is interesting and I hope this book is in English because I’d like to read it.
Another book named “Secrets of the Subterranean Cities”, Shamballa, the Lesser, one of the colonies, was also the seat of their government.
The many cataclysms and war that took place on the surface drove these people underground. The lengthy Atlantean-Lemurian War and the power of thermonuclear weaponry is what is believed by many to eventually sink and destroy these two highly advanced civilizations. The Sahara, the Gobi, the Australian Outback and the deserts of the U.S. are a few examples of the devastation that is a result of this war.
I’m betting that Death Valley in the Mojave Desert is also included in that group. It makes sense to me. Thousands of miles of nothing in all these deserts. I understand that there is proof that most, maybe all, of these deserts used to have waterways and did not look so barren. Yeah, it makes a lot of sense.
The inhabitants of Agartha called “The Old Ones” are supposedly hominid. They are said to pre-date homo sapiens by about 1 million years. The Old Ones generally maintain their distance from the surface peoples (us), but from time to time, they have been known to offer constructive criticism; and it has been said, they often kidnap human children to tutor and rear as their own. The Old Ones are a immensely intelligent and scientifically advanced race.
So, they are hominid? I guess it would be like Planet of the Apes? Maybe this could explain where some of the missing children go that have never been found.
Other inhabitants are called “The Elder Race”. The Elder Race, or Titans, came to this planet from another solar system in our prehistoric past. After a time of living on the surface, they realized our sun was causing them to age prematurely, so they escaped underground, building huge subterranean complexes in which to live. Eventually these Elder’s decided to leave Earth and find another planet suitable for them.
So, if this is true, then there were only “The Old Ones” left in Agartha? It also seems that “The Elders” left behind robots, some evil, some good.
Buddhists believe that Agartha was settled thousands of years ago when a holy man led a tribe into the underground. That they are a race of supermen and superwomen who occasionally come to the surface to oversee the development of the human race. It is also believed that this subterranean world has millions of inhabitants and many cities. The King of this world is believed to have given orders to the Dalai Lama of Tibet.
We need someone/something to oversee us. We are doing a terrible job of being sociable with each other. Greed has taken over the topside world.
Among the Native Americans, the Navajo legends teach that the forerunners of man came from beneath the Earth. The ancient ones had supernatural powers but were driven from their caverns by a great flood. Once on the surface, they passed on their great knowledge to the human race before once again seeking their great sanctuary. The Pueblo Indians mythology writings say that their ancestors came from the paradise land in the Earth’s interior.

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This “great flood” theory is in a lot of ancient cultures. It’s getting harder and harder to believe it never happened. How it happened and why may be in question, but not that it didn’t happen. Maybe all this “great knowledge” they passed on to someone in the human race got ridiculed as nonsense or just plain ignored because they thought a person was too eccentric. An example of both being Nikola Tesla.
The rest of this story is all on me and pure speculation. I was thinking that what if all this time we have been looking for God in heaven when maybe God as actually inside the Earth? What if our souls actually go to Agartha when we die and we are the ones that are learning their knowledge and are supposed to be spreading it upon rebirth? Now I’m sure that this scenario will not be popular with devoted Christians, but I didn’t say I believed it. I just said, “What if?”. I mean there are many different religions in the world. Who’s to say which one is right, or if any of them are right?
Whatever the truth is, unless I can find out without dying, I’m not in a hurry to know the answer.


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Howdy y’all. It’s me, ninong7 aka UJ aka John. Just a short intro about myself. I am a Texan that has retired in the Philippines. I moved to the Philippines with my wife back in May 2010. I am retired from the US Air Force. The music I like is mostly Classic Country and Classic Rock. I guess you could say that I am “Classic”. I play dominoes when I can find someone that will play, I play chess, cribbage, spades, hearts, Empire Builder, Rail Baron, Acquire and a few other games. I like to write poems and stories (although pretty novice) and I love learning about history, just about any history. I’m at home on my computer a lot but if I could afford to, I’d be traveling and documenting my travels to post in my blog. I hope to get to know a lot of you through PeakD and Discord.

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