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OUR ANCESTORS CAME FROM OUTER SPACE
slabs. All Were hand-cut and without doubt man-made. The
stone slabs had been submerged for many thousands of years, as
evidenced by their corners, which had been rounded by the
movement of sand over a very, very long time. The biggest slabs
were 9 to 15 ft long and formed the whole width of the paved
avenues, and in some spots more than one layer of stones had
been used.
The size and form of these slabs, as well as the precise cuts
and joints, reminded one of the stone slab ruins on both sides of
the Atlantic—the Giza and Baalbek monuments, in Egypt and
Lebanon, respectively, and the temples of Cuzco and Tiahuanaco,
in BoHvia. Along the coast of Andros at a depth of 150 ft
the French imdersea explorer Jacques Cousteau has found a
huge stalactite and stalagmite cave, a type of cave that could
only have been formed by drops of lime water falling over long
periods of time in free air, not under water. And the sediment in
this cave is about 12,000 years old.
During the same expedition Cousteau explored the Blue Hole,
a deep abyss near the coast of Belize, in Central America, where
he discovered a labyrinth of stalactite and stalagmite caves, all at
an angle, which is contrary to the way these formations can
grow. The only explanation is that a strong earthquake tilted
these caves and their formations of calcite deposits. And again
the analysis of the stalactites showed their age to be about 12,000
years.
This is clear evidence that some 12,000 years ago a large part
of the American continent, now under the Caribbean Sea and
the Gulf of Mexico, was inundated during a seismic catastrophe
so that only the highest mountain peaks remained above water.
These are, of course, the Caribbean islands of today.
All this sounds strangely similar to what the Book of Dzyan
tells us about Atlantis. Everything is there, including the right
date, 9564 B.C. And the location, too, is the same—the Gulf of
Mexico, the Bahamian area of the Atlantic,
and the Caribbean
Sea. Is it still possible to assume that the authors of the Tibetan
bible invented it? Personally I do not think so. I sincerely believe
the ruins of human habitations on the submerged plateau ofiF the
Bahamas are indeed offering us the first indisputable evidence