ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS
ATLANTIS
Atlantis the Antediluvian World - Ignatius Donnelly
Argues that Atlantis was a lost civilization responsible for ancient innovations across the globe. He links Atlantis to the origins of agriculture, architecture, and mythology, suggesting that it was destroyed by a cataclysm.
From Atlantis to the Sphinx - Colin Wilson
Argues that advanced civilizations existed long before Egypt, with Atlantis as a possible precursor. He examines anomalies like the erosion of the Sphinx and suggests these structures are remnants of a forgotten high culture.
Atlantis, Alien Visitation, and Genetic Manipulation - Michael Tsarion
An alternative history of humanity, positing that ancient alien civilizations played a significant role in human development and the downfall of Atlantis. Tsarion explores the idea that extraterrestrial beings manipulated human genetics, leading to advanced civilizations and eventual global catastrophes.
Atlantis: An Interpretation - Manly P Hall
Hall explores Atlantis through an esoteric lens, presenting it as a symbol of lost wisdom and spiritual decline. He examines Atlantis' allegorical significance in mystery traditions and its influence on Western esotericism. The book argues that humanity must reclaim ancient knowledge to avoid repeating Atlantis' downfall.
Before Atlantis - Frank Joseph
Examines the idea of multiple advanced civilizations that predate known history, with Atlantis as one of many. He discusses underwater ruins, ancient maps, and global myths that hint at lost technological knowledge. The book draws connections between Atlantis and catastrophic events in Earth’s past.
The Shadow of Atlantis - Alexander Braghine
Explores the cultural and spiritual legacy of Atlantis, emphasizing its influence on ancient civilizations. He delves into myths, artifacts, and linguistic connections that point to Atlantean roots. The book posits that Atlantis' memory persists in religious and mystical traditions.
The Atlantis Blueprint - Colin Wilson & Rand Flem-ath
Proposes that ancient sites like the pyramids and Stonehenge follow a global grid once mapped by Atlantean cartographers. Wilson and Flem-Ath suggest that Atlantis was located in Antarctica, submerged by pole shifts. The authors delve into advanced mathematics, ancient myths, and archaeological anomalies.
The History of Atlantis - Lewis Spence
An exploration of the myth and historical speculation surrounding the lost civilization of Atlantis. Spence examines ancient texts, legends, and geological theories to investigate the possible existence and location of Atlantis, while also exploring its cultural and spiritual significance in human history.
Atlantis in Andalucia - E. M. Whishaw
Argues that the lost city of Atlantis was located in present-day southern Spain. The book examines archaeological sites and local myths that align with Plato’s descriptions. Whishaw also discusses ancient flood legends and geological evidence from the region.
The Search for Atlantis - Steve P Kershaw
Provides a comprehensive survey of historical theories and modern expeditions concerning Atlantis. He examines literary sources, archaeological evidence, and cultural myths that have fueled the search for the lost city.
The Secret of Platos Atlantis - John Francis Arundell
investigates Plato’s dialogues, focusing on their philosophical and historical content. He analyzes whether Atlantis was intended as a historical fact or a moral allegory. The book dissects Plato’s references to geography, politics, and divine retribution.
The Secret of Atlantis - Otto Muck
Presents a scientific investigation into the lost civilization of Atlantis, drawing on geological, archaeological, and historical evidence. Muck theorizes that Atlantis was a technologically advanced society located in the Atlantic Ocean that was destroyed by a massive natural disaster, possibly a comet impact, around 10,000 BCE. He discusses geological shifts, ancient texts, and remnants of culture to argue for the plausibility of Atlantis's existence and its sudden destruction.
EGYPT
Egyptian Secrets or White and Black Art for Man and Beast - Albertus Magnus
A collection of folk remedies, spells, and mystical knowledge intended to provide practical solutions for healing, protection, and daily life. The book includes a range of magical practices, from curing ailments in humans and animals to protective charms and fortune-telling techniques.
The Pyramid Texts - Samuel B. Mercer
Offers translations of the Pyramid Texts, ancient Egyptian religious texts inscribed in pyramids. The texts reveal the spiritual beliefs, funerary rites, and cosmology of the Old Kingdom. The book provides insight into the Pharaohs' journey to the afterlife and their relationship with the gods.
Freemasonry of the Ancient Egyptians - Manly P Hall
Explores the mystical roots of Freemasonry, tracing its origins to the initiatory rites of ancient Egypt. The book analyzes symbolism and rituals that connect Masonic traditions with Hermetic and Egyptian teachings.
Pharaohs - Phyllis G. Jestice
Presents a detailed history of Egypt’s rulers, from early dynasties to the fall of the Pharaohs. The book explores their political power, religious roles, and monumental achievements. Jestice also examines the influence of Egyptian rulers on neighboring civilizations.
Serpent in the Sky - John Anthony West
Reinterprets ancient Egyptian wisdom, suggesting it reflects a highly advanced civilization. He examines the Sphinx's age, the symbolism of Egyptian texts, and sacred geometry. The book argues that Egypt was a repository of lost knowledge from earlier civilizations, possibly Atlantis.
The Mechanics of Ancient Egyptian Magical Practice - Robert Ritner
Delves into the tools, rituals, and beliefs behind Egyptian magic. The book explores amulets, spells, and the role of priests in manipulating divine forces. Ritner argues that magic was integral to daily life and statecraft in ancient Egypt.
Egypt Before the Pharaohs - Michael A. Hoffman
Explores pre-dynastic Egypt, examining the culture and technology that preceded the Pharaohs. The book discusses the development of agriculture, burial practices, and artistic traditions in ancient Egypt. Hoffman suggests these early people had advanced knowledge of cosmology and spirituality.
Temple of the Cosmos - Jeremy Naydler
Explores ancient Egyptian cosmology and its connection to ritual and temple architecture. He examines myths, hieroglyphs, and ceremonies that reflect a deep understanding of the cosmos. The book emphasizes the relationship between human consciousness and divine forces.
GENERAL
The Adam and Eve Story - Chan Thomas
Presents a controversial theory that human civilization has been repeatedly destroyed by cataclysms. He explores ancient myths and geological evidence to support his hypothesis. The book suggests that humanity’s origins are linked to cycles of creation and destruction.
Cosmic Memory - Rudolph Steiner
Explores humanity's prehistory, suggesting that ancient civilizations had direct access to spiritual knowledge. He discusses the evolution of consciousness and the role of Atlantis in early human development. The book ties esoteric insights to the origins of myths and religions.
Technology of the Gods - David Hatcher Childress
Examines evidence of ancient advanced technology, such as megalithic structures and lost energy sources. He suggests that ancient civilizations had technologies comparable to or surpassing modern ones. The book discusses artifacts like the Baghdad Battery and unexplained ruins.
Ancient High Tech - Frank Joseph
Presents evidence of advanced technology in ancient civilizations, including Egypt and South America. The book explores engineering feats, advanced astronomy, and underwater structures. It argues that lost knowledge shaped these achievements.
Forbidden Archeology - Michael Cremo & Richard Thompson
Cremo and Thompson challenge mainstream archaeology by presenting evidence of advanced human activity dating back millions of years. The book discusses anomalous artifacts and suppressed discoveries. It questions the conventional timeline of human evolution.
Fingerprints of the Gods - Graham Hancock
Examines North American cultures that may have developed advanced knowledge before recorded history. He discusses ancient mound builders, artifacts, and legends of lost cities. The book suggests that these cultures were part of a larger global network.
The Gods of Eden - William Bramley
Proposes that extraterrestrial beings have manipulated human history through religion and warfare. He explores ancient myths, secret societies, and modern conflicts as part of a hidden agenda. The book suggests that these entities use religion to control humanity.
Hidden Realms, Lost Civilizations, & Beings From Other Worlds - Jerome Clark
Explores mysterious phenomena, from ancient civilizations to reports of otherworldly beings. The book discusses myths, folklore, and modern encounters with unexplained entities. It connects these experiences to a broader search for lost knowledge and hidden realms.