Conflict Between Atlantis and the Rama Empire
The ancient Indian texts Ramayana, Mahabharata, and other
texts often refer to bloody, destructive conflicts between Atlantis and the
Rama Empire, waged between 20 and 12 thousand years ago, i.e. in the aftermath
of the destruction of the empire of Mu. The weapons of mass destruction
deployed in these wars were so horrific that official sciences simply refuse to
even consider their existence.
The weaponry was also deployed after the establishment of
the Rama Empire, shortly after Noah’s Flood in the course of the 1st Pyramid
War, which resulted in the destruction of the entire Earth’s firmament, and
caused another massive 40 day flood.
Another great Old Indian epic of Mahabharata describes the
dimensions of a vimana owned by an Asura named Maya. The craft was
approximately 6-7 m in diameter and was fitted with four strong wheels.
The epic also mentions a chase during which Krishna pursued
his enemy Salwa across the sky. When Salwa’s vimana, called Saubha, turns
invisible, Krishna immediately dispatches a special missile which finds its
target by following “sound”.
Modern Tibetan Discovery-- In another region, in Tibetan
Lhasa near the border of today’s India, Chinese researchers recently discovered
a collection of Sanskrit documents which contained actual manuals for
constructing interstellar spacecraft propelled by antigravity drives.
The technology, as described in the texts, is based on a
mysterious force known as laghima, which may be activated by human psyche
(possibly the famous ‘vril’ force as mentioned by H. BĹ‚awatzk), and on
centrifugal force strong enough to neutralize any gravitational pull.
The mentioned documents also refer to the technology of a so
called “cap of invisibility” and the method of locally increasing the gravity
pull to “make oneself as heavy as a mountain of lead”. They also mention plans
to undertake an expedition to the Moon [sic!].
The Rigveda contains a description of Arjuna’s journey to
the stars. The human hero is taken to the “gods” onboard an aircraft driven by
“a pilot named Matali”. Arjuna “ascended in a chariot alike the sun” to
“regions unknown to mortals, to those that walk the earth”. Once there, Arjuna
observes that “the Sun did not shine there, but with its own radiance shone
what down there, on Earth, can be seen in stellar form”.
The Visnu Purana, in turn, mentions a vehicle of a traveller
named Kalka, which was “guided solely by the sheer will of the pilot”. It is
interesting that anyone could have even conceived such a notion while it was
only very recently that the military begun testing special helmets capable of
directly receiving neural impulses from the pilots’ brains and translating them
into commands for the central computer.
In the famous epic Ramayana, we also find an account of a
journey to the nearest celestial body in a vimana, as well as the subsequent
combat using unknown weaponry, with a spacecraft of the Ashvins, i.e. a race of
the Atlantean faction.
Ancient texts mention not only flying spaceships but also
weaponry which greatly resembles weapons of mass destruction as we know them:
A single missile loaded with the entire energy of the
universe was thrown in. A scorching pillar of smoke and flames, brighter than
ten suns, rose in all its magnificence... It was an unknown weapon, an iron
thunder, a colossal bringer of death, which turned to dust all of the Vrishni
and Andhaka races... Their bodies were burnt beyond recognition, hair and nails
would peel off, clay pots would crack for no apparent reason, and the feathers
of birds turned white. Within an hour all foodstuffs turned inedible... Read on if you dare...


