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Lemuria to Atlantis: Edgar Cayce's Incredible Visions of Lost Civilizations

Written by: Jim Vieira
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Explore secrets of the lost civilizations, based on Edgar Cayce’s Akashic record readings. Around the world, there may be thousands of lost civilizations with unimaginable technologies that have been covered by the sands of time, buried beneath the thick canopies of the dense jungles, submerged beneath the waves of our oceans and frozen beneath the ice of Antarctica.

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I liked author’s honesty and courage in presenting subjects which are not accepted by science. I was disappointed with the repetition of passages. Did this perhaps happen inadvertently?

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