Our Atlantean Karma: Will We Repeat the Fall of Atlantis? | TCM #151 (Part 1)

This book is a Socratic dialogue in two parts. *Timaeus* provides a theoretical exposition of the cosmos, describing the creation of the universe from its beginning to the coming of man. It introduces the idea of a creator God and speculates on the structure and composition of the physical world, including the four classical elements and their geometric representations. *Critias*, the second part, tells the story of the rise and fall of Atlantis, an ancient, mighty, and prosperous empire that ultimately sank into the sea. The dialogue is unfinished and includes discussions on the creation of the human body, senses, and the concept of reincarnation, all grounded in Plato's philosophical ideas about the World of Forms and the nature of reality.

Thomas Meyer's "The COVID Vaccine: The Spiritual Consequences of the COVID Vaccine" explores the spiritual and karmic implications of the COVID-19 vaccine. The book delves into the broader context of spiritual forces and their influence on human events. Meyer's work examines the potential impact of the vaccine on individual and collective consciousness, drawing connections to historical and esoteric perspectives. It's a controversial work that sparks debate and encourages critical reflection on the interplay between science, spirituality, and societal choices. The book's central theme is the importance of spiritual awareness in navigating complex societal challenges.

Rudolf Steiner's 'Cosmic Memory' delves into the spiritual history of humanity, drawing on his clairvoyant insights into the Akashic records. The book details the evolution of consciousness through various epochs, including the Atlantean period. Steiner describes Atlantis as a vast continent with advanced spiritual and technological capabilities that ultimately fell due to moral and spiritual decline. The work offers a unique perspective on human history and evolution, emphasizing the interplay between spiritual and material forces. It's a key text in anthroposophy.