"There is an ancient legend among the Hindus of India that tells of a civilisation of immense beauty beneath central Asia. Several underground cities are said to be located north of the Himalayan mountains, possibly in Afghanistan, or under the Hindu Kush. This subterranean Shangri-la is inhabited by a race of golden people who seldom communicate with the surface world. From time to time, they travel into our land through tunnels that stretch in many directions. Entrances to the tunnels are believed to be hidden in several of the ancient cities of the Orient. Tunnel entrances are said to be in Ellora and the Ajanta caverns in the Chandore Mountain range of India." Eric Norman
Below: Photo of "Glowing Mountain" Following Underground Nuclear Tests in Pakistan, 28 May 1998
The above photograph is a clip from German television. It shows a mountain on the India-Pakistan border which is anomalously glowing following a series of nearby underground nuclear bomb tests. Source of image: Dr. Franz Lutz of IRT in Germany.
The photo raises questions for the hollow earth community, implications for particle physics notwithstanding ( light isn't supposed to pass through mountainsides ). We have to wonder if bunker buster bombs, which drill their way underground before they detonate, don't have the purpose of collapsing cavern worlds, or at least of collapsing the tunnels which provide access back and forth. And why? Could it be that the subterranean manipulation of the surface world is true, orchestrating much of the reality which we mistake for spontaneous development?
"Defence analysts say the US armed forces have been increasingly interested in developing a range of weapons to hit deeply buried targets."
And here is one of them: Penetrator!
From the Brinsley Le Poer Trench book, page 61:
“Among the Mongolian tribes of inner Mongolia, even today, there are traditions about tunnels and subterranean worlds which sound as fantastic as anything in modern novels. One legend, if it be that, says that the tunnels lead to a subterranean world of antidiluvian descent somewhere in a recess of Afghanisthan, or in the region of the Hindu Kush …”
“It is even given the name Agharti. The legend adds that a labyrinth of tunnels and underground passages is extended in a series of links connecting Agharti with all other such underground worlds! … The subterranean world, it is said, is lit by a strange green luminescence which favors the growth of crops and conduces to length of days and health.”
“This last account is of special interest because Kolsimo refers to this green fluorescence in another part of the world. He writes in Timeless Earth about a strange “bottomless pit“ in Azerbaijan in the Soviet Union. Apparently, a bluish light comes from its wall and odd noises are heard. Eventually, after investigating and exploring, scientists found a whole system of tunnels connecting with other ones in Georgia and all over the Caucasus.”
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