by Dr. Greg Little
Most people are aware that an ancient record hall—the Hall of Records—is supposedly buried somewhere under the Sphinx at Giza, Egypt. For decades, various researchers have sought this chamber utilizing a variety of methods. Many of these researchers were following clues left by Edgar Cayce’s psychic readings. Even mainstream Egyptologists now seem to believe that a record hall may well be hidden under the Sphinx. However, relatively few people are aware that the Edgar Cayce readings state that there are three Hall of Records, and that each of these contains identical artifacts.
The Cayce story of the establishment of these three record halls begins at the time when Atlantis had already lost a battle for world conquest—essentially the same story given by Plato circa 350 B.C., wherein he related that Atlantis’ destruction was a result of trying to conquor the world. The Atlanteans had become dominated by a war-like group of political leaders who sought to enslave others, including their own populace. However, within the Atlantean political structure were a group of priests who remained devoted to spirituality. Interestingly, the Atlantean priesthood became aware that a cataclysmic event was about to occur. This event, they were told, was going to wipe Atlantis from the face of the Earth. In the March and April issues of the ARE’s monthly membership newsletter, Ancient Mysteries, we discussed the source of this information. Incredibly, according to the Cayce readings, this knowledge was transmitted to a key Atlantean priest through extraterrestrial sources! In fact, the Cayce readings do contain several separate references to ancient visits by extraterrestrial beings.
After the Atlantean priests verified that the prediction of the cataclysm was true, they worked out a plan to preserve key historical records and information about Atlantean technology. This is what is contained in the Hall of Records, along with a variety of implements from the Atlantean culture. Perhaps the best explanation of how they verified that the cataclysm was certain has been worked out by England’s Andrew Collins in his book, Gateway to Atlantis. Specifically, Collins followed-up on earlier work by the German scientist Otto Muck, who discovered that a fragmenting comet struck the Atlantic Ocean and the whole of Eastern America. This even, called the “Carolina Bays Event” by geologists was initially thought to have happened in about 9000 B.C. However, recent research by physicists has shown that the event took place sometime just after 10,500 B.C. (see our book and 68-minute DVD documentary The ARE’s Search for Atlantis for documentation and an explanation). Thus, if a comet was the source of the cataclysmic event that devestated Atlantis, it is probable that the impending disaster could have been confirmed by Atlantean astronomers.
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