Acacia’s Supernatural Roots and the Atlantean Connection
From ancient Egypt to the prehistoric Sahara: psychoactive acacia, secrets of Atlantis, and the eye that sees all
This is an excerpt from Sky Gods and the Recipe for Immortality: The secret influence of psychoactivity over science, society, and the supernatural.
Across the world, the reverence of Acacia is closely linked with supernatural history. Acacia played a central role in supernatural and psychoactive Egypt, in addition to Hebrew and Aboriginal traditions across the world.
According to evolutionary science, the Aboriginals and all homo sapiens originated in Africa. However, prehistoric Acacia use spans nearly all continents. An archaeological survey of seven ancient sites across Egypt by the Collège de France discovered that:
“Acacia charcoal is identified at all sites, highlighting the major economic role of acacia trees as timber and fuel.”
According to a 1947 article published by The University of Chicago Press, the acacia tree “in which life and death are contained” was sacred to the Egyptians and their god Horus who took refuge under an Acacia. The Eye of Horus is also a key symbol for the Acacia-revering Freemasons while famously appearing on the dollar bill…
