List members,
For those that haven't seen this fabulous list of Hollow Earth links, here it is again.
Donald
http://www.occultopedia.com/inner_worlds.htm
Occultopedia's Hollow Earth, Subterranean Civilizations, Inner and Underground Worlds Links24.url (160 Bytes)
Donald, Brilliant links, there's a lot of reading on this list...Here's an
introduction to Alex MacLellan's new book on Agharti, his last book 'Hollow
Earth Enigma' focused largely on the Nazi's interest in it, also related to
their occult practices. (Vril is Ether.)
For centuries, into our own time, people have sought to discover the truth
of the ancient legend of a hidden subterranean kingdom linked to every
continent by a vast network of tunnels and passageways. The people who
inhabit this utopia are said to have lived in seclusion for untold aeons,
guarding the secret Vril Power by which man and nature can be controlled.
What is known about this underground world and its people? What is the
nature of Vril Power? How has it affected our lives now and in the past?
This remarkable book records the findings of the many explorers who have
sought to learn the truth and attempts to trace the course of the tunnels
leading to Agharti. It finds evidence of superhuman influence in the origin
of the peoples of America, in the occult secrets of Asia and in the legend
of Atlantis. It even suggests what Vril Power may be.
Thought-provoking, inspiring and utterly fascinating, The Lost World of
Agharti throws an entirely new light on the history of mankind and forces us
to view the world from a challengingly different perspective.
'An important book. The author's deductions about this mysterious country
and the forces it controls break new ground. It is essential reading for all
seekers of after truth.' - Erich von Daniken
Excerpt:
Page 164
The Eskimos who dwell in the far north of the continent also have a number
of legends concerning a race of people living beneath the earth's crust.
These underground people have a system of tunnels through which they can
travel to and from the surface world. According to William F. Warren in his
book, Paradise Found, or the Cradle of the Human Race (1911), the Eskimos
believe that their ancestors may well have come from this subterranean world
which is lit by a perpetual light. They almost certainly knew of the
whereabouts of the passageways, though these are now probably forgotten.
Fascinating though all these reports are, the most important evidence and
conclusions have come from the south of the United States, in Arizona to be
precise, where a dedicated researcher named Charles A. Marcoux has spent the
last quarter of a century investigating the legends of a subterranean world.
To formalize his work, Marcoux has established the Subsurface Research
Center in Phoenix, Arizona, having picked this particular locality because
he is convinced an entrance to the subterranean tunnels exists in a
curiously named local mountain range known as the Superstitious Mountains.
Marcoux has made an intensive study of all the accounts of underground
passageways throughout the world, and is already convinced that 'a network
of tunnels exists from Canada to South America, especially under Brazil, all
of which are connected by tunnels with other parts of the world'. However,
the tunnel network which particularly interests him is 'the one that opens
at various points in Central and South America, with an entrance in the
Superstitious Mountains in Arizona'.
According to Dr. Raymond Bernard, who knows the shy and rather self-effacing
Marcoux well: 'He has been searching for twenty years for such an entrance;
and while he has not yet found it, he claims to have achieved contact with
subterranean people. He is continuing his search, since he believes that
finding such an entrance is humanity's last hope of survival.'
Hazel
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--- In allplanets-hollow@y..., "Hazel" <lunaticfringe@b...> wrote:
Fascinating though all these reports are, the most important
evidence and
conclusions have come from the south of the United States, in
Arizona to be
precise, where a dedicated researcher named Charles A.
Marcoux has spent the
last quarter of a century investigating the legends of a
subterranean world.
To formalize his work, Marcoux has established the
Subsurface Research
Center in Phoenix, Arizona, having picked this particular locality
because
he is convinced an entrance to the subterranean tunnels exists
in a
curiously named local mountain range known as the
Superstitious Mountains.
Marcoux has made an intensive study of all the accounts of
underground
passageways throughout the world, and is already convinced
that 'a network
of tunnels exists from Canada to South America, especially
under Brazil, all
of which are connected by tunnels with other parts of the world'.
However,
the tunnel network which particularly interests him is 'the one
that opens
at various points in Central and South America, with an
entrance in the
Superstitious Mountains in Arizona'.
Hazel, thanks for posting this.
We might want to save folks the trouble of looking for Marcoux
and his defunct society, though!
Marcoux presents something of a mystery. Along with being a
protegé, friend, and complete follower of Richard Shaver, he was
friends with a spelunker named George Wight, who allegedly led
an expedition into a genuine subterranean world through an
entrance (a crevice or narrow crack hidden beneath rubble or a
boulder) in the floor of Blowing Cave, in Cushman Arkansas.
After the first accidental discovery of this tunnel and cavern world,
miles beneath the Earth, Wight returned to the surface with his
companions and they planned another, more prolonged
expedition. In the event that he did not return, Wight wrote a
detailed account of his first descent, known as the "Wight
Manuscript." Wight and friends embarked again, and never
returned.
Marcoux then planned his own assault on "Blowing Cave." He
and a group made extreme preparations, including moving
trailer homes to the area, and laid up supplies and fire-arms to
deal with the violent hairy humanoids and even worse things that
Wight had encountered before. The first group had also
discovered, supposedly, a friendly civilization of large-eyed,
blue-skinned people, beyond the more dangerous regions they
had passed through first. It was this latter group of civilization
that Wight had gone in search of again, when he and his friends
disappeared.
Marcoux was making ready to assault the cave, but he was
troubled by mysterious warnings of some sort that he had
received. He believed that he had encountered the dero or evil
underworlders before, and I have a copy of Shavertron in which
he describes one such encounter, which had taken place at
night in a city, in our surface world. Upon entering Blowing Cave,
Marcoux had progressed some distance, beyond the so-called
"twilight zone" where most surface creatures venture, when he
was beset upon by what must have been yellow jackets, and
was stung to death. His companions fled the cave (which they
had been in numerous times in days previously, without
encountering any stinging insects), with a general attitude that
the subterrans were "guarding" and probably hiding the entrance
to their underworld lair. The "dero," allegedly, had struck again.
Wight had disappeared. The infamous "Wight Manuscript,"
which many people had handled and read, disappeared as well,
and is missing to this day. A year ago I tried to track down
Marcoux' widow, and could find no trace of her at all. Only
second-hand accounts, in excerpted form from the original, exist.
Sure do wish we could all find that original manuscript, but I
suspect that Marcoux carried it with him as a guide on that last,
deadly trip into Blowing Cave.
--Mike
Thanks Mike, I've come across this story of George Wight before, and I do
think, good or bad, the subterraneans guard their world. However, I've been
perusing some of your friend Branton's material, I found at the link Donald
sent, and he was snooping into underground bases and the labyrinth of
subterranean caverns that riddle the American continent, also reporting on
nuclear subs that completely vanished in aquatic caverns below ground and
stuff, I think he may have been too close to some hidden truths the military
would prefer was not public knowledge. Which is all the more reason to
follow his leads.
But to change the subject, Alternative 3 was a conspiracy where in the event
of a global catastrophe, the elite would either retreat to their underground
cities, or occupy space stations, or the third alternative was to colonise
Mars (with a bevy of slaves, us) and make the environment habitable. (BJ
Allen suggested this could be the real purpose of GM food.) But imagine if
millenia ago, the Martians found themselves in a similar situation, living
on a dying planet, or faced with annihilation, for whatever reason, their
alternative 3 could have been to come here...and we ARE them!! Hazel
(Thinking too much again.)
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--- In allplanets-hollow@y..., "Hazel" <lunaticfringe@b...> wrote:
Fascinating though all these reports are, the most important
evidence and
conclusions have come from the south of the United States, in
Arizona to be
precise, where a dedicated researcher named Charles A.
Marcoux has spent the
last quarter of a century investigating the legends of a
subterranean world.
To formalize his work, Marcoux has established the
Subsurface Research
Center in Phoenix, Arizona, having picked this particular locality
because
he is convinced an entrance to the subterranean tunnels exists
in a
curiously named local mountain range known as the
Superstitious Mountains.
Marcoux has made an intensive study of all the accounts of
underground
passageways throughout the world, and is already convinced
that 'a network
of tunnels exists from Canada to South America, especially
under Brazil, all
of which are connected by tunnels with other parts of the world'.
However,
the tunnel network which particularly interests him is 'the one
that opens
at various points in Central and South America, with an
entrance in the
Superstitious Mountains in Arizona'.
Hazel, thanks for posting this.
We might want to save folks the trouble of looking for Marcoux
and his defunct society, though!
Marcoux presents something of a mystery. Along with being a
proteg�, friend, and complete follower of Richard Shaver, he was
friends with a spelunker named George Wight, who allegedly led
an expedition into a genuine subterranean world through an
entrance (a crevice or narrow crack hidden beneath rubble or a
boulder) in the floor of Blowing Cave, in Cushman Arkansas.
After the first accidental discovery of this tunnel and cavern world,
miles beneath the Earth, Wight returned to the surface with his
companions and they planned another, more prolonged
expedition. In the event that he did not return, Wight wrote a
detailed account of his first descent, known as the "Wight
Manuscript." Wight and friends embarked again, and never
returned.
Marcoux then planned his own assault on "Blowing Cave." He
and a group made extreme preparations, including moving
trailer homes to the area, and laid up supplies and fire-arms to
deal with the violent hairy humanoids and even worse things that
Wight had encountered before. The first group had also
discovered, supposedly, a friendly civilization of large-eyed,
blue-skinned people, beyond the more dangerous regions they
had passed through first. It was this latter group of civilization
that Wight had gone in search of again, when he and his friends
disappeared.
Marcoux was making ready to assault the cave, but he was
troubled by mysterious warnings of some sort that he had
received. He believed that he had encountered the dero or evil
underworlders before, and I have a copy of Shavertron in which
he describes one such encounter, which had taken place at
night in a city, in our surface world. Upon entering Blowing Cave,
Marcoux had progressed some distance, beyond the so-called
"twilight zone" where most surface creatures venture, when he
was beset upon by what must have been yellow jackets, and
was stung to death. His companions fled the cave (which they
had been in numerous times in days previously, without
encountering any stinging insects), with a general attitude that
the subterrans were "guarding" and probably hiding the entrance
to their underworld lair. The "dero," allegedly, had struck again.
Wight had disappeared. The infamous "Wight Manuscript,"
which many people had handled and read, disappeared as well,
and is missing to this day. A year ago I tried to track down
Marcoux' widow, and could find no trace of her at all. Only
second-hand accounts, in excerpted form from the original, exist.
Sure do wish we could all find that original manuscript, but I
suspect that Marcoux carried it with him as a guide on that last,
deadly trip into Blowing Cave.
--Mike
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