Hello Venetian, it’s been a while... 🙂 – yes I was referring to Grand Teton – but had forgotten its name. Many thanks also to Caveman for the link – ‘some of it’ was very interesting and some of it a bit bizarre too. Funnily enough I came across a book in my local library about Atlantis, allegedly channelled from a Sirian High Council or some such thing... (enough said) but the curious thing was it had quite extensive details about the subterranean worlds beneath ours where there allegedly are cities and another ‘race’ of people. Your link also has some tie in concepts that are similar to the ideas this book was portraying. The reason I am attentive to this is because back in ’94, I was visiting the Outer Hebrides and while meditating on a headland within an unusual configuration of stones, I had a very strange experience where I ‘visited’ a room beneath me and met people that were there, underground. I know that this was on an astral level not the physical one and I remember having a profound conversation with them. If I recall rightly; I was being told I could not enter their world because I could not maintain a certain vibration. Whether it was a dream or not I don’t know now, but I do feel that there is something special there regardless.
Retreats, - I have it on very close authority that these can only be in areas of the world where there is sufficient ‘harmony’- as any areas of pollution (especially human thought pollution) would potentially interfere with ‘work in progress’… There is such a place in the extremities of the British Isles; but I’ll not comment further on that. Such places also apparently, have very strong thought fields of disinterest and inattention so that the ‘Resident’ isn’t disturbed from their work. Any passers by would perhaps see the building and instantly the thoughtfield acts – as if to dissuade any further attention. It makes sense to me.
Grand Teton does indeed look like it would require appropriate climbing equipment, I do a bit of climbing myself and I think I’d spend quite a long time figuring out a route up there first; it’s a long way down! I can’t see a bespectacled archaeology class making their way up one of its ridges, armed with brushes and teaspoons, grid nets and canvas tents… anytime soon!
Venetian, you also mention a cave of symbols… I wonder whether this may have something to do with a legend I heard of back in the 90’s of a cave found in ‘the Americas’ (whether nth or sth I don’t know, though I always believed sth) in which were Atlantean artifacts – vast troves of them. I don’t know what happened to it / them – or whether it was just a myth.
I have just googled Building remains on Grand Teton Mountain… pg 1 nothing, pg 2 yes – guess where it was… healthypages 4 hrs ago! It seems it’s a rare knowledge… I tried looking at it through google earth but again no luck... I'd love to get a picture of the remains; through that I could access information about it...
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Hi Apollo / Tony again,
You ask about the Cave of Symbols. Of course, it's one of those things which today can't be proven so has to be taken on faith. It's first mentioned in "The Magic Presence" (1930s) by Godfre Ray King, the writing name of Guy Ballard and the second of his books which began the 'I AM' Activity which many believe to have been far more important than Theosophy for various reasons. (Not a few but all of the Brotherhood worked through it, and its teachings were in many ways more profound: it also rapidly rose to have around a million members or interested people during WW II in the USA.)
According to the book, Table Mountain in Wyoming had until the 1930s an opening which was plain to find, leading into a cave. Within the cave the ceiling is absolutely covered with what I suppose we might call stalactites, but somehow forming scores of sacred symbols rather than just hanging down. At the back of the cave are said to be three doors - pink, yellow and blue. If you are worthy, one might open and there's a whole complex of living quarters, chambers, scientific laboratories and so on inside. It's the physical retreat within North America of Saint Germain. Around the 1930s, hikers and riders eventually started to arrive in this small valley below the entrance, so the entrance to the cave was hidden.
I must add the rider that in researching this in the 1980s I found there are a number of Table Mountains in Wyoming! But the book describes the one with the retreat, describes the approaches to it, and that the entrance is from a slight dirt 'path' 1,000 feet up along the East side. The Table Mountain directly behind, and facing across a small valley, the Grand Teton, seemed a likely candidate. And when I got there I found that it conformed exactly to the description in the book.
Spending time there made me a few days late to commence work in a nearby state for an outer organisation of the Brotherhood. When I turned up I explained to staff that I'd gone "to the Cave of Symbols". This obviously was a bit misunderstood when passed on to my Teacher there, because I heard back that when told why I was late turning up and where I'd been, she said, "Who let him in??" :p
V