Kingdom of Tartaria: Shungite The Punisher

Kingdom of Tartaria is a tale set 5,126 years ago on the planet Terra we now call Earth. It is the story of a once-magnificent kingdom that stood as a living utopia, peaceful, enlightened, and impossibly advanced. Until it was invaded by a ruthless race of reptilian beings from the Orion system. Before that cataclysm, Tartaria's people lived in harmony with the unseen forces of the cosmos. Massive bells in their healing centers rang precise harmonic sequences that dissolved disease, mended bones, and restored troubled minds. Silver spires atop every home and public building drew pure atmospheric electricity downward, powering crystal lanterns and warming steel grates in every hearth without fire, fuel, or smoke. Crystals served as perfect memory vaults and weapons alike: A single focused thought could store an image, a message, or a battlefield command, then guide an arrow or spear with unerring, levitating precision. A wise and just Emperor ruled under a code of laws that placed honor and the common good above all. Silver jewelry and shungite amulets protected bodies and minds alike. The air itself felt alive, the rivers ran crystal-clear, and contentment was not a dream but daily reality.That golden age ended when the reptilians arrived, eight-foot-tall humanoids with thick greenish-gray skin, elongated jaws, and telepathic powers strong enough to cloud thoughts and bend weaker wills. The Tartarians fought bravely, their crystal-guided weapons and shungite-shielded minds giving them an edge, but the invaders were relentless. In the final hours, the Gods themselves intervened, spiriting the surviving population into perfect stasis until the long night of the Kali Yuga had passed. Later, the reptilians engineered a diminutive, hive-minded servant race, the Drakonions, to manage the ruined planet and its newly docile human population. The invaders believed they had won forever.They were wrong.Though this story is fiction, it draws deeply from legends the author has long believed contain kernels of truth. The lost civilization of Tartaria, the mysterious mud floods that buried advanced cities beneath liquefied earth, the meteor-born shungite stone said to shield against electromagnetic and psychic interference, and the ancient cycles of Satya Yuga and Kali Yuga described in Hindu cosmology. Sound healing through bells, atmospheric electricity, memory crystals, and persistent accounts of reptilian beings are all woven in to give the tale resonance and weight.The Gods have not forgotten us.And the Kingdom of Tartaria is coming back.

Pagina's: 76, Paperback, Chuck Roberson