In a message dated 5/5/01 2:57:07 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
[email protected] writes:
Could anyone tell me where I can find info about the underground
civilisation that is rumoured to exist in Tibet
Thanks
Francisco
I will get our team to find some information...
Look at this attachment...
In a message dated 5/5/01 2:57:07 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
[email protected] writes:> Could anyone tell me where I can find info about the underground
> civilisation that is rumoured to exist in Tibet
> Thanks
> Francisco
>
I will get our team to find some information...
Look at this attachment...
Hmmm.. Who is Francisco and when did he post the question? I missed that
post.
And is that picture from the cover of a magazine?
The book Shambhala contains some of the only info we have on the existence
of Agharta and what's below Tibet. In the beginning of the article Seven
Days North of Tibet, I reproduce some of it:
http://www.skyboom.com/hollowearthpuranas/index5.html
Other than that, we don't know much. To say that it's a weel-guarded secret
is an understatement.
Dharma/Dean
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List Members,
Excerpts from You Could Learn a Lot from a Daitya:
http://www.skyboom.com/hollowearthpuranas/index13.html
Here the guide is explaining that huge caverns and cavities deep within the
Earth's inner shell do not typically collapse due to the weight of the Earth
above them because the effects of gravity diminish the deeper one
penetrates.
While conversing about the configuration of continents, The Guide
illuminated his charge by saying: " You argue from an erroneous hypothesis.
The Earth is neither rigid nor solid."
" True," I answered. " If it were solid I could not be a hundred miles
beneath its surface in conversation with another being; but there cannot be
many such cavities as that which we are now traversing, and they cannot
surely extend entirely through its mass; the great weight of the
superincumbent material would crush together the strongest materials, if a
globe as large as our earth were extensively honeycombed in this manner."
...
On page 201 we can see that, the deeper the pair penetrated the Earth's
shell, the less exhaustive was simple movement thanks to a diminuition of
gravity:
" ... we had been rapidly walking, or I should better say advancing, for we
no longer walked as men do, but skipped down into the Earth, down, ever
downward. ... I was sensible of a marked decrease of muscular energy
required to carry us onward, and I realized that my body was quite exempt
from weariness. Motion became restful instead of exhausting, and it seemed
to me that the ratio of the loss of weight, as shown by our free movements,
in proportion to the distance we traversed, was greater than formerly. The
slightest exhibition of propelling force cast us rapidly forward. Instead of
the laborious, short step of upper earth, a single leap would carry us many
yards. A slight spring, and with our bodies in space, we would skip several
rods, alighting gently, to move again as easily. I marveled, for, although I
had been led to anticipate something unusual, the practical evidence was
wonderfully impressive, and I again questioned my guide.
...
If, however, we give a chance to the idea that gravity effects are brought
about by an electromagnetic radiation, then the above descriptions from
Etidorhpa acquire new meaning. This concept has been better developed in our
essay entitled Clouds Don't Fall, but it suffices to say that such an
electromagnetic radiation would not be able to penetrate uniformly, nor
100%, through Earth's shell; at different depths there would be further
transformations of frequency and thus the gravity-inducing frequency would
experience frequencies that impede its passage in strata further down. In
this way, gravity would diminish the further down one penetrated, giving
rise to the experiences related by The Man
Members-
Go take another look at Pratt's gravity page:
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/dp5/gravity.htm
Remember, it is difficult to substantiate the hollow Earth theory given a
scheme of gravity induced by the density of matter. Here are some of Pratt's
comments from the section of his page entittled Gravity Anomalies:
" Rather than being a direct function of the quantity of matter, the
strength of the gravitational force appears to depend on the electrical and
other properties of matter. The local gravity field may vary due to the
ability of negatively charged particles and ions to screen or counteract the
attractive force of gravity, and to the capacity of different types of rock
to emit and absorb gravity-inducing radiation under different conditions.
There may also be huge caverns in the earth's outer shell. This would be
impossible if the newtonian theory were correct and gravity had unlimited
penetrability, since pressures would increase all the way to the earth's
centre. Even a few miles beneath the earth's surface the immense pressures
would cause any large cavities to collapse. But if the orthodox assumptions
are wrong, many interesting possibilities open up. Gravity Anomalies."
Posted by Dharma/Dean
Members-
Here is an interesting point from Chapter 49 of Etidorhpa, that the
gases/atmosphere of the planet congregate near the surface. If the planet
were a solid ball, and gravity related to the density of mass, then the
further one were to penetrate, the stronger the gravity would get. If the
atmosphere only has a thickness of 45 miles above the surface of the Earth,
how long would it last without getting sucked in by the effects of gravity?
I'll let them say it in their own words-
" The greater degree of attraction for gases belongs, therefore, to the
earth's exterior surface."
" Exactly at the earth's exterior surface ?" I asked.
" Practically so. The greatest density of the air is found a few miles below
the surface of the ocean; the air becomes more attenuated as we proceed in
either direction from that point. Were this not the case, the atmosphere
that surrounds the earth would be quickly absorbed into its substance, or
expand into space and disappear."
" Scientific men claim that the atmosphere is forty-five geographical miles
in depth over the earth's surface," I said.
" If the earth is eight thousand miles in diameter, how long
would such an atmosphere, a skin only, over a great ball, resist
such attraction, and remain above the globe? Were it really
attracted towards its center- it would disappear as a film of water sinks
into a sponge."
Members,
Although Etidorhpa basically depicts the inner shell, the hollow cavity is
refered to several times- it is a hollow Earth book.
" Of that you are yet to judge," he replied. " When we come to a state of
rest in the stratum of greater gravity, we will then traverse this crevice
in the sheet of energy until we reach the edge of the earth crust, after
which we will ascend towards the interior of the earth, until we reach the
inner crust, which is, as before explained, a surface of matter that lies
comformably with the external crust of the earth, and which is the interior
surface of the solid part of the earth. There is a concave world beneath the
outer convex world."
Posted by Dharma/Dean