The Famous Greek Archeological site

The foremost oracle of the ancient Old World is Located on Mount Parnassus

above the Gulf of Corinth, in Greece. It was governed by a hoisioi, or “college” of

priests required to trace their family lineage(The Descendants) to Deucalion before taking office,

because he was believed to have brought the principles of divination to Delphi

from a former Golden Age overwhelmed by the Deluge. Mount Parnassus itself

was consecrated to Poseidon, the sea-god of Atlantis. Delphi’s Omphalos stone

characterized it as “the Navel of the World,” after the Atlantean mystery cult of

the same name. Practioners from Atlantis appear to have arrived on the shores of

the Gulf of Corinth, where they reestablished the antediluvian spiritual center no

later than the late third millennium B.C. 

New Words in this Post:

Antediluvian-The Period in between the Creation of Earth and Deluge Generally Deluge means Heavy DownPour of Rain but here Deluge means the Prehistoric Floods which was believed to have washed away the Earth and had a Huge impact

Consecrated-Declared to be a Holy thing or there is another meaning being Dedicated for a Special High Purpose

The World-Beating oracle of the ancient Old World is Located on Mount Parnassus  Delphic oracle above the Gulf of Corinth, in Greece. It was governed by a hoisioi—>college of priests required to trace their family lineage(The Descendants)The preists made sure that the Delphic Oracle is always controlled by one of them from their Family and the control doesn’t go out of their Hand.Mount Parnassus was consecrated(Dedicated) to Poseidon, the sea-god of Atlantis. Delphi’s Omphalos stone characterized it as “the Navel of the World,” after the Atlantean mystery cult of the same name. The Followers of  Atlantis appear to have arrived on the shores of the Gulf of Corinth, where they reestablished the antediluvian spiritual center which is now a Great Historic Site

Below is the Picture from Wiki of Delphi’s Omphalos:

 

The ancient religious stone

Courtesy Wiki