Atlantis didn’t sink, it just moved…
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By Argonaut
- Atlantis didn’t sink, it just moved…
- Created: Jun 9, 2008
- Last updated: Aug 14, 2008
- After episode: 4.13: There’s No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3
- Status: Current
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Hello! it’s many months now since I started to read theories on this site, but this is my first post… I don’t know if anyone has written this before… anyway… here it goes.
The more I watch Lost and read stuff on the internet about it, more question arise. It is, indeed, very mysterious… So yesterday I was thinking… A magical place on another dimension. Ancient mechanisms with strange symbols lost in time. A forgotten civilization who wants to stay underground? Atlantis? Hum… why not?
:) It would be nice…
With the world dommed to end, the island calls for it’s lost children to play their role, fullfil their destiny and reach salvation.
well that’s actually the first thing i thought when i saw the island disappearing… could be cool… it explains also the four-toed statue
Yeah that’s exactly what came to mind when I saw the Frozen Donkey Wheel… the glyphs on there/the glyphs on the stone door that holds smokie/the ruins/the statue… anyone who says the Black Rock were the first inhabitants of the island is an idiot. There was definitely some sort of ancient culture there. Atlantis is just the most obvious possibility.
i thought about atlanits for a while until someone on an earlier post mentioning a sunken island/civilization named lemuria, that preceeded and rivaled atlantis. lemuria was suppose to be in the indian ocean/south pacific area (right where our island is)
Look up lemuria on wikipedia - you will be entertained by the similarities this magical island had with our Lost island
Fed36 - I found what you wrote interesting. I went to look up Lemuria on the internet, and found somthing interesting…
“The last surviving LEMURS exist on Madagascar. This is why the ancient land tying India and Australia together, that sank incrementally over time, is referred to as lemuria. The Tamil bark writings in Southern India tell of the gigantic Southern part of India which used to connect to Australia cataclysmically sinking incrementally over a long period of time. This was ancient Lemuria.”
How interesting that it was apart of Australia! Where our flight left from…
the site that I found this on is: www.thule.org/lemuria.html
that would be pretty cool actually