Arctogea: The North Polar Garden of Eden and the Celestial People - Volume 1(1 Arctogea)

This book is about an ancient lost continent called Arcotgea that was once located at the North Pole before drastic climate change occurred.The book sets forth a solid hypothesis that offers the best solution to the question of where Milton's Lost Paradise was once located on earth. This study also receives a solid foundation from the scientific research of the most eminent professors and learned men about the existence of a northern continent called by various names in different traditions which once enjoyed a favorable and mild climate where Sir William Herschel already described it as eternal spring. This ancient continent which corresponds to Plato's description of Atlantis was thought to have been the center of the world, the Navel of the World, Axis Mundi, the top of the world, equated also with Hyperborea and the Isle of Avalon. This book would attract the attention of any reader interested in various scientific fields such as history, climatology, archeology, anthropology, ethnology, paleontology, geology, geography, and mythology, but also theology, especially in the field of Gnosticism. I sincerely hope that this work will not leave the reader indifferent or waste his precious time, but on the contrary, will give him the opportunity and interest to explore the most ancient mother region and spiritual epicenter from where all cultures, religions, and traditions have emerged and spread all over the world. Content of Volume I: Introduction Return of the Myth I. Polus Articus Scientific Geogony Astronomical Geography Physiographic Geology Prehistoric Climatology Paleontological Botany Paleontological Zoology Paleontological Anthropology and Ethnology The mysterious Arctic migration of birds The Artic homeland of the Vedas Conclusion II. Cosmogonia III. Tao Path of the Gods and Path of the Mortals Midnight Sun, Midsomer and the White Nights Midday Moon, Midwinter, and the Black Days IV. Śveta-Giri (Holy Mountain)Japanese tradition Chinese tradition Hindu or Eastern Aryan tradition Iranian or Ancient Persian tradition Sumerian, Assyrian, and Babylonian tradition Egyptian tradition Hellenic tradition V. Aurora Borealis The three faces of the Slavic goddess Zorya Easter and the Resurrection of the Sun Nowruz - Spring New Year World Egg VI. Etnologia Stella Polaris The Throne of the Most High The Myth of Dhruva Mahārāja VII. Sakrālā Geogrāfija Hebrew concept Egyptian concept Akkadians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Hindus, and Iranians Phoenicians, the Hellenes, the Etruscans, the Romans Japanese Concept Chinese Concept The ancient German and Finnish Concept How did the Biblical Eden come to be in the East? VIII. Axis Mundi IX. Trilokya (The Three Worlds) X. Mirovoe Dervo (The World Tree) The Miraculous Tree of the South Slavs Sanctuary Tree - Zapis (Record) XI. Svētā Hidrogrāfija Teologia