Jason Quitt joins InnerVerse to reveal why Plato’s Atlantis is a celestial creation myth, not a sunken continent. Discover how the 9,600 BCE date maps to the fall of the pole star in Hercules, six thousand years of navigational darkness, the Younger Dryas cataclysm, and the precession of the equinoxes hidden in the Timaeus and Critias in the first long-form conversation recorded about The Shining Island.
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For thousands of years people have searched for the lost city of Atlantis, scouring the ocean floor and the far corners of the earth for a sunken continent, but what if Atlantis was never a place at all? In this episode, returning guest Jason Quitt joins Chance to unveil the central thesis of his brand new book, The Shining Island, in the very first long-form conversation recorded about it. Together they walk through Plato's two Atlantis dialogues, the Timaeus and the Critias, and make the case that the entire story is a celestial allegory, a creation myth written in the stars. The destruction of Atlantis, dated by Plato to 9,600 BCE, lines up with a moment when there was no pole star to guide humanity. This is a deep, dense, and genuinely mind-expanding conversation about the oldest story ever told, the story of the stars.
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Jason Quitt: https://thecrystalsun.com/
https://www.innerversepodcast.com/episodes/jason-quitt-shining-island
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