Investigating the myth of Atlantis

Flower of Light Mystery School

Written tradition such as the text on the walls of the Temple of Edfu in Egypt, speak of sages and creator gods who came to Egypt in Zep Tepi or the First Time.  These divine beings or sages who came from "the Homeland of the Primeval Ones," (Urani Land, Ireland) are said to be the fouders of the very first prehistoric Egyptian civilization.  It is said that they re-established the sacred mounds at very carefully chosen locations around the world,  after which they embarked upon a temple building programme in order to re-establish their homeland after a catastrophic flood.  

                                                                                                                                                                               

                                   

"All who are adepts in Druidical and magical arts are the descendants of the Tuatha De Danaan."

Hieroglyphic text inscribed on the Great Ebony Label found in 1901 by Sir Flinders Petrie in the "tomb" (cenotaph) of King Menes at Abydos (Petrie, 1902), describes how King Menes had embarked on a voyage of exploration with his fleet "to the Sunset Land in the Western Ocean": (Urani Land)

"King Menes, the Ruler of Mizraim [Egypt], the Land of the Two Crowns, the perished dead one in the West of the Horus race . . . The Commander-in-Chief of Ships made the complete course to the end of the Sunset Land. Sailing in ships, he completed the inspection of the Western Land. He built there a holding in Urani Land. At the Lake of the Peak, fate pierced him by a Hornet (Kheb, or Wasp) . . . This drilled tablet set up of hanging wood is dedicated to his memory." 

Notice that one of the names given in the inscription for the Western Land is Urani, which is associated with Erin, the old name for Ireland.  In light of the fact that the "tomb" at Abydos did not contain the mummy of King Menes, then we must look to Ireland Urani Land for the burial place of, "the perished dead one in the West”.  The final resting place of Menes was discovered by Professor Waddell at Knockmany in County Tyrone. Inscriptions found on boulder stones at the site were in Sumerian script and were identical to those found at Menes' empty Egyptian tomb site. Professor Waddell wrote of his unique finds:

“In particular the photograph of one of the stones contains the same monogram of the name "Urani," and is written by the same signs as on the ebony label, but on a larger scale; and the realistic pictograph of the animal which caused the death of Menes in Urani represented it as a hornet” - (Makers of Civilization in Race and History)