Agartha: Inner Earth Civilizations

Crystal Technology and the Inner Sun

At the heart of Agartha, many believe, lies a radiant Inner Sun—not fiery like our outer sun, but an energetic, life-giving source that illuminates and nourishes the underground world. This sun sustains flora, fauna, and the high-frequency environments of the Agarthan cities.

Crystal technology plays a vital role in Inner Earth civilizations. Crystals are said to be used for energy generation, healing, transportation, and even communication across dimensions. Their technology is highly tuned to spiritual and energetic frequencies, far beyond anything currently used on the surface.

Agarthans, in essence, blend science and spirituality seamlessly, proving that the two were never meant to be separate.

Telos and the Lemurians: The City Beneath Mount Shasta

Mount Shasta in Northern California has long been considered a sacred site, and it is also believed to be the surface entrance to the inner city of Telos. Telos is a Lemurian city said to exist beneath the mountain, inhabited by descendants of the ancient Lemuria civilization that sank thousands of years ago.

According to Aurelia Louise Jones in her book Telos: Revelations of the New Lemuria, the Lemurians fled underground during the cataclysm that destroyed their surface world. In Telos, they built a peaceful society based on love, crystal technology, and universal harmony.

Many spiritual seekers have reported mystical encounters with beings from Telos during meditations or visits to Mount Shasta, reinforcing the belief that this portal city is not myth, but a reality accessible through heightened awareness.

Inner Earth Portals: Gateways to Star Systems and Other Worlds

Portals are said to be the bridges that connect Earth’s surface to its inner realms—and even to other star systems across the galaxy. These multidimensional gateways are believed to exist in power spots like:

• The Himalayas (Shambhala)

• Mount Shasta (Telos)

• Antarctica (entrance to Agartha)

• The Amazon Rainforest

• The Gobi Desert

Channelers and mystics claim these portals are used not only by the Agarthans but also by star beings who come and go between Earth and the cosmos. These interdimensional doors offer a compelling explanation for UFO sightings, sudden disappearances, and ancient myths of "gods descending from the sky."

Ancient Civilizations That Went Within: Atlantis, Lemuria, and Kumari Kandam

Throughout history, civilizations have risen and fallen—but some didn’t perish. They simply went underground.

Atlantis

Once a powerful civilization with unmatched technology and spiritual knowledge, Atlantis is believed to have been destroyed by its own misuse of energy. Survivors fled underground, creating cities like Shambhala and contributing to Agartha’s population.

Lemuria

An even older civilization than Atlantis, Lemuria was known for its connection to the divine feminine, harmony with nature, and spiritual development. Its survivors are thought to have formed Telos and other inner Earth colonies.

Kumari Kandam

Known in Tamil legends, Kumari Kandam was a vast continent south of India that housed a golden age civilization. Some believe its knowledge and people now reside within Inner Earth realms connected to Agartha.

Each of these civilizations had access to advanced technologies, crystal energy, and spiritual insights—tools they continue to protect and refine within the Inner Earth matrix.

Is There Evidence of Inner Earth Civilizations?

While conventional science denies the Hollow Earth theory, the evidence continues to surface from:

• Ancient maps showing entrances at the poles.

• Admiral Richard Byrd’s journal, where he describes flying into a lush, green land beyond the ice of Antarctica.

• Channelings and messages, like those from Messages from the Hollow Earth by Dianne Robbins, where beings from Agartha speak directly about their lives and missions.

Even mainstream scientists are now open to the idea of vast underground cave systems that could potentially host life. NASA has discovered massive caverns beneath the surface of Mars and the Moon—so why not Earth?

Why the Inner Earth Matters Today

In an age of global upheaval, environmental collapse, and spiritual confusion, the teachings of Agartha offer a blueprint for a harmonious future. Inner Earth civilizations have long observed us with compassion, hoping humanity will remember its divine heritage.

By tapping into Agarthan wisdom, we are reminded:

• We are not alone.

• We are more than we’ve been told.

• Peaceful, advanced civilizations do exist.

• Our planet is far more multidimensional than science admits.

As consciousness rises, more portals are opening, and more people are waking up to this inner truth. The journey to Agartha isn’t just inward in geography—it’s inward in spirit.

How to Connect with Agartha and the Inner Earth

While physical access may be limited to those chosen or spiritually aligned, you can begin connecting with Agartha through:

• Meditation and visualization

• Spending time at sacred Earth sites

• Crystals like Lemurian Quartz or Moldavite

• Reading channeled books and journals

• Listening to your intuitive guidance

Set the intention, and allow your energy to tune into the frequency of Inner Earth. Many report vivid dreams, synchronicities, and even telepathic messages once they open themselves to this connection.

Book Recommendations for Deeper Exploration

If this world calls to your heart and you’re ready to remember more, here are three powerful books to dive deeper:

1. Messages from the Hollow Earth by Dianne Robbins
   A collection of channeled messages from the Inner Earth beings offering guidance for Earth's evolution.

2. Agartha: The Hidden Civilization of Inner Earth by Raymond Bernard
   One of the earliest books detailing scientific and spiritual evidence for Agartha and the Hollow Earth theory.

3. Telos: Revelations of the New Lemuria by Aurelia Louise Jones
   Beautifully written messages from the Lemurian city of Telos, focusing on spiritual awakening and planetary healing.

 Final Thoughts: Remembering What Was Never Lost

Agartha isn’t just a tale—it’s a memory echoing through time. As more of us awaken to the truths long buried under centuries of forgetfulness, the veil between worlds thins. We are not just inhabitants of the surface. We are part of a larger family that spans dimensions, planets, and realms within our very Earth.

The call of Agartha is not just to explore the unknown—but to return to the wisdom we once lived by. The Earth is not hollow. It is whole. And so are we.