Col. James Churchward, Raymond W. Bernard, and Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd
Col. James Churchward, Raymond W. Bernard, and Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd support Hollow Earth Theory. Churchward argues that heat does not come from the sun but from an earthly force. A result of the light rays from the sun, which carry no heat, combusting with elements on Earth. An example of this is the aurora borealis. Churchward writes that “Our sun with her satellites is moving around a superior sun. This superior sun, with her various systems, is moving around some greater sun, and so on to the center of the universe.” He concludes that the earth cannot be drawn into the sun or hurled into space and that the sun gives off no heat.
In 1964 Rosicrucian Walter Seigmeister, who wrote under the name of Raymond W. Bernard, published The Hollow Earth. Bernard is an important author because he reiterates older myths of the Hollow Earth theory that allows the plausibility of Lemurian and Atlanteans living inside Mt. Shasta.
Bernard notes, “Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd did not fly 1,700 miles across the North Pole to the other side of the earth, a frozen icy was, like the region from which he came – but flew beyond the Pole into the polar opening leading to the hollow interior of the earth, traversing an iceless region of mountains, lakes, rivers, green vegetation, and animal life.”
Further Reading
Bernard, Raymond (1969) The Hollow Earth, the Greatest Geographical Discovery in History Made by Admiral Richard E. Byrd in the Mysterious Land Beyond the Poles, the True Origin of the Flying Saucer.
Churchward (1934) Cosmic Forces of Mu.
MOUNT SHASTA MYTHS 