Support for the Existence of an Equestrian Society Within the Earth

by ISleepNow

Rating: everyone
Tags: Adventure, Human, Second Person
Length: 244

Research into the Hollow Earth Concept and What Lies beneath..

Published 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
Last updated 2016-02-01 03:52:13 UTC

Possible References to the World of Equestria in Contemporary and Popular Literature

Nineteenth Century French Astronomer Camille Flammarion was so convinced of the inner world's existence that he proposed and designed the creation of a great shaft into the planet in which he claimed dwelled fantastical creatures only known from mythology.  Science Plans to Pierce the Earth from Technical World Magazine of December 1909

Possible References to the World of Equestria in Ancient Texts

Reference has been made to the existence of such a land within the center of our world dating back to mankind's most ancient texts.   The following passage is taken from a recent dissertation discussing the earliest of Hebraic sacred literature:

One of these secrets discussed in the holy Zohar (1, 254a, in the hashmutot) is that our planet Earth is actually hollow and that it has seven layers to it, one inside the other.  This view was even postulated by Sir Edmund Haley (discoverer of Haley’s Comet) without him having any knowledge of the Zohar.

According to the Zohar, each layer is separated by a 100-mile high sky; each inner layer of the earth is illuminated by the Earth’s core, which serves as an inner sun.  All different types of creatures are said to live in inner Earth, some more human than others, including giants, centaurs and (according to Rabbi Avraham Azulai’s SeferHesed L’Avraham) over 300 other species.

  (Bereshit, the Beginning The Most Mysterious Of Times p. 3)