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Minor Pole Shift and the Subsequent Debate

It was about 26,000 years ago when we had another minor pole shift and a small change in consciousness. This pole
shift took place at the same point on the polar wobble called the precession of the equinoxes that we have now returned
to (see the lower small oval at A in Fig. 4-6). It wasn’t much, though it has been recorded by science. The two small ovals
on the cycle are where these changes always take place, and right now we’re back at point A again.
At the time of this pole shift, a piece of Atlantis, probably about half the size of Rhode Island, sank into the ocean.
That caused a tremendous amount of fear in Atlantis, because they thought they were going to lose the whole continent,
like what happened to Lemuria. By this time they had lost most of their ability to see into the future. They were shaking in
their boots for a long time simply because they didn’t know for sure what was going to happen. They were still afraid a
hundred years later, then slowly this fear began to subside. It took over 200 years for them to feel safe again.
Atlantis was a little beyond the lower oval at A when they finally relaxed their fear about Earth changes. But the
memory was still there. They were going along nicely for a while, then out of the blue approximately 13,000 to 16,000
years ago, a comet approached Earth. When this comet was still in deep space, the Atlanteans knew about it because
they were more technologically advanced than we are now. They witnessed its approach.
A great conflict began to occur in Atlantis. The Martians, who were in the minority even though they were in control,
wanted to blow it out of the sky with their laser technology. But there was a huge movement amongst the Lemurian
population against using the Martian left-brained technology. The feminine aspect said, “This comet is in divine order, and
we should allow this to take place naturally. Let it hit the Earth. That is what’s supposed to take place.”
Of course, the Martians replied, “No! Let’s blow it out of the sky. We have very little time, or we all will be killed.” After
lots of arguing, the Martians finally and reluctantly agreed to allow the comet to hit the Earth. When it arrived, it came
screaming into the atmosphere, plunging into the Atlantic Ocean just off the western shore of Atlantis near where Charleston,
South Carolina, is now, only it was on the bottom of the ocean then. The remnants of that comet are now scattered over
four states. Science has definitely determined that it did hit there somewhere between 13,000 and 16,000 years ago.
They’re still finding pieces. Although most of the fragments were centered near Charleston, one of the two largest pieces
actually struck the main body of Atlantis in its southwestern area. These left two huge holes in the floor of the Atlantic
Ocean and could have been the true cause of the sinking of Atlantis. The actual sinking did not happen at that time, but
took place at least several hundred years later.