Prediluvian City Of Gold In The Gobi ~ The 9 Or Nine Immortals

Nanette Crist
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THE EDGAR CAYCE READINGS DESCRIBE
A PREDILUVIAN CITY OF GOLD IN THE GOBI.

It has elevators, modern plumbing and inlaid gemstones.

It may very well lie under the existing ruins which have not been excavated.

Some of the "gods "which inhabited this city
became known as the 9 immortals.

They reappeared throughout history as various sages ,alchemists ,
and bodhisattvas.

The Age of the gods would have been after the great DELUGE.

According to Cayce was the Noah event of about 30,000 years ago.

I had an unexpected encounter with one of these beings on top of Haleakala in Hawaii.

My friend and I were praying and meditating atop
This magnificent mountain.

Suddenly a sagacious Being glided into my Serene vision.

This great guardian spoke as a loving grandfather.

He appeared as a very light skinned statuesque Asian man
with white hair flowing down from a very elongated skull
and a long white goatee.

His pearl white robe was impeccably elegant but without adornment.

As he answered my inquiries, he had a twinkle in his eyes .

Through his gentle smile he imparted words of wisdom.

He was like a grandfather looking patiently at the creation
of his small grandchildren.

We were praying and meditating next to the newest observatory
on Haleakala.

He noted that they were making their best effort to discover what the Sun
would do and when (as well as the off planet beings involved).

He found their efforts amusing.

In a spontaneous download,
I was made aware that before the great cataclysm
much of Asia and the Gobi were lush and green and large parts
of the Pacific were above water.

Apparently some of the continents of Mu and lemuria still existed then.

That is why Hawaii was part of that Kingdom.

I later discovered that the Asian people hold him as one of the 8 or 9 immortals.

Perhaps the true history will be revealed when it can no longer
be hidden by the greedy Cabal.




Ancient Origins and Archeology 1ST
August 2 at 2:26 AM ·
In the westernmost banner of Inner Mongolia,
in the middle of the Gobi Desert,
there once stood a prosperous kingdom.

It was a center of religious learning, of art and a trading hub.

According to one of the many Mongolian legends,
the first descendants of the gods built Khara-Khoto,
a beautiful and rich city, which housed sages, merchants,
brave soldiers and skilled craftsmen.

Khara-Khoto means "black city".

It was a Medieval Tangut fortress on the Silk Road,
built in 1032 near Juyan Lake Basin.

The remains show 9.1 m-high ramparts and 3.7 m-thick outer walls.

It became a centre of Western Xia trade in the 11th century.

In The Travels of Marco Polo, Marco Polo described a visit
to a city called Etzina or Edzina, which was identified with Khara-Khoto.

The walled fortress was first taken by Genghis Khan in 1226.

It continued to flourish under the Mongols and during Kublai Khan's time
it was expanded.

After 1372 it was abandoned.