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The Lost World of Agharti: The Mystery of Vril Power (Mysteries of the universe series)

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It's been some years since I read the first edition of this remarkable work. The book starts with a strange adventure I don't want to disclose to coming readers, but it surely is an invitation to embarge on a strange and interesting journey through history and underground tunnels. If you're in for suggestions of other civilisations in the past and the here-and-now, living in underground bases and tunnel-systems, eagerly waiting to visit the sunlitten surface again, then this is the book for you. Although MacLellan describe the various tales rather superficially, it surely can be a first invitation to research further into persons like Nicholas Roerich, Bullwer-Lytton, Ossendowski and other adventurers. It surely was an invitation for me...!

Very interesting book, covering the inner earth theories, well worth the read for those searching for answers.

As of late I've had a burning interest in investigating our planet's subterranean mysteries, especially after reading Ivan Sanderson's superb "Invisible Residents"(absolutely convinced me there's a whole lot "down there" we don't know about,or want to ignore, those aliens aren't just playing navy games with us). I bought this book on a whim. I have to say from the very beginning I was captivated by Maclellan's writing,every single chapter is an adventure in itself,superbly written, fascinating stories and thought provoking to say the least. The Lost World of Agharti sits near the top of all I've read of the earth's,and indeed life's, mysteries. I truly believe there's an unimaginable world lying deep below our feet, and it's been there for a very long time. Judge for yourself. Very highly recommended !!