Iceland and Atlantis

It is my belief that many of the islands off the coast of Iceland are parts of the Atlantean continent that have drifted there, having been swept underneath the sea. These include the island of Surtsey, in the Westman Islands, that rose from the sea during the 1960's. Certain areas of land still carry the original Atlantean vibration, and are likely to play an important role in the eventual resurrection of this energy. One of the original Atlantean crystal skulls is thought to be buried thousands of feet beneath the ice cap, Vatnajokull.

Geologically speaking, Iceland is one of the most active nations on Earth. There are minor tremors of some kind almost every day. This small island accounts for nearly a third of the total amount of volcanic lava found on Earth, as well as having 780 hot springs and 250 separate geothermal areas. Some 10% of the country is covered in lava, and a further 10% in ice. It is often referred to as The Land of Fire and Ice, and it is easy to see why.

Modern Icelanders utilise geothermal energy as a source of hot water and electricity. In Atlantis, energy was also sourced in a similar way, from thermal currents and sacred fire systems, that were presided over by the Royal Family of Fire. I believe that there are strong connections with Iceland and this family, although the Icelandic skull is thought to be connected to the Royal Family of Water. The consciousness has probably chosen to vacate the skull and is currently residing elsewhere.

Ancient people believed that quartz was frozen water that had been poured down by the Gods from the Heavens. The word crystal comes from the Greek word for ice, crystallos. The energy of quartz can therefore be said to symbolise frozen water, and carries a similar energy to that found in Iceland, indeed it is the embodiment of the name Iceland.

I believe it is likely that the Icelandic skull will re-surface at some point before 2020, possibly within the next 10 years, and will be put on display at the National Museum of Iceland in Reykjavik. It still has the original Atlantean body, that has not changed shape or form, so is likely to be similar to the Mitchell Hedges Skull. When it is put on display, many people from around the world will flock to see it, and because of certain things that happen around the Skull, this will leave people in no doubt as to what the skulls are for, and their role with humanity.

The Vatnajokull Glacier is the largest icecap in Europe, and has two main volcanic regions - Grimsvotn and Bardarbunga, the most active of which, Grimsvotn has erupted twice in recent years - 1996 and 1998. An earthquake that measured 5 on the Richter scale preceded the 1996 eruption. The following day a caldera was spotted on the site of the 1938 eruption. During the course of the day, three more calderas formed. The following morning a cloud of ash up to 3000 metres in height was seen, and the volcano erupted. The resulting melt water was washed out to sea.

The 1998 eruption was quiet in comparison, lasting just a few days. On average the volcano erupts every ten years, so it does seem to have been rather more active than usual in recent years. It can only be a matter of time before the skull emerges, flushed downstream in the floodwaters.

I myself have a very close connection with Iceland, having visited a number of times. I seem to have always been drawn to the country, without knowing why, and visited for the first time in 1984, having been back four times since. During a kinesiology treatment, it transpired that Coran and I were married there over 1000 years ago, having been amongst the group of Norwegian settlers who first colonised the island. This came as no surprise to me, as from the first visit I felt instantly at home on the island. I am also frequently mistaken for an Icelander when I visit.

At the end of January 2001 Coran and I attended a weekend workshop with Edwin Courtenay entitled '2001: An Earth Odyssey'. The workshop was held at a converted barn, and on the second day the group opened a sleeping energetic vortex beneath the house. At the time this took place I was in the process of putting together my fifth visit to Iceland.

During the meditation that preceded the opening of the vortex, I kept seeing images of the Great Geysir in Iceland, leading me to wonder whether this too was a vortex of some kind. I mentioned this to Edwin some time later, who confirmed that this was the case, and that this was one of the reasons why I was drawn to visit Iceland at this time. He said that when I arrived I would probably meet a group of other similarly minded people, who would help me with this task.

I was due to depart the UK on 12th July 2001, and as the time approached I began to grow concerned that no more information had been forthcoming. I was aware that I had been dreaming a lot, but was unable to recall anything when I awoke, which I found immensely frustrating.

At the end of June we attended another of Edwin's workshops, where he gave us some symbols and chants for Earth healing. During one of the meditations I was told that I was to draw three of these symbols around the Geysir with a clear quartz wand in my custodianship, and then invoke one of the chants. I cannot say that I was looking forward to this, as the Geysir area is one of the most visited of all the sites in Iceland, and in July is literally crawling with tour buses. The thought of standing there, waving wands around and chanting did not exactly appeal, but if that was what was needed, I was willing to give it a go.