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[GasparLewis]

That's a good route.

Thinking about what was there at the time of that map, rather than what appeared there later on and trying to follow the bouncing locale.

I don't have the card, but every new avenue to look in is a good one.

[manleym]

Have Not seen this mentioned before but there are a couple of books that i found on amazon:

[Lilian]

tried

[maniacfive]

Just a thought, seeing as we're talking about a 'mystical place' that all these places ended up, has anyone had a look at the various monomyths that have cropped up round the world? Those myths that appear in widely different cultures, (hero myths, & great flood for instance.)

I've been reading a book by Joseph Campbell who touches on the idea of all these cultures sharing the same basic myth in their history but, its not helped with regard to these locations.

Course, when the continents looked like this, there was no culture, no humans at all in fact. Hmmmm.

EDIT:

Thinking along the lines of supercontinents and tectonics the following are incorrect.

[aorians]

Going with the whole Joker idea for this card, could the 'mystical place' be

[The Chamber]

This card is really bugging me now. below are the ideas i have tried to look at all to no avail so far,

[GasparLewis]

Since we're already floundering for ideas here:

If your tracing of the locations is correct, and your ideas of pre-ordainment techniques as the hint from 'destiny' it couldn't be as stupidly, simply, Polar-esquely easy as:

[Stratman]

Suddenly thought I was onto something when I spotted this book...

The Isaiah Effect: Decoding the Lost Science of Prayer and Prophecy.
by Gregg Braden

It deals with his take on the meaning of the Isaiah Scroll - one of the early Dead Sea Scrolls.
It was described thus...Braden takes us on an exciting spiritual adventure to Egypt, Tibet, Peru, and the American southwest as he ponders these questions and shares his epiphanies along the way.
Certainly the bottom three stars could be Egypt, Tibet and Peru. The top star I struggle to follow on any of the Pangaea animations I have found.
Anyway tried
Isaiah Scroll
Dead Sea Scrolls
Qumran
Nope!
I feel there may be more possibilities here though and will investigate further if I can.
Incidentally I do not see much point in spoilering failed tries. Surely spoiilers are for solves or real clues from someone who has solved. It seems to me that if you dont want to know others' thoughts etc then this forum would be a rather foolish place to browse.

[The Chamber]

Tried "the tropics" and no luck. Currently looking to see if the lost tribes of Israel or the seven cities of gold relate to any of the stars. Actually I am reading about the cities of gold tv program right now but i need a break

[cheesey]

This card reminds me of Polar #247

For those that have solved Polar

[Sylvia]

Don't have this card and thinking out loud. Could it possibly be one of these:

[Bendover]

I'm sorry but

The Rift
Rift
Adrift

is a no go. Nice reasoning though

[Carma1313]

I cant help but think we are looking in the wrong direction for the answer...

I have two thoughts on this, the first stems from an earlier post and the second is a thought on the wording of the question and the clue.

[Carma1313]

I can confirm its not

The Big Bang
Space
Core

[BBuck]

Couple of thoughts:

i) Might we be confusing a "mystical" location and a "mythical" one? There is an overlap in its usage, but strictly speaking the latter doesn't really exist, the former does.
ii) I liked Stratman's idea of film locations. But I've had no joy so far in the IMDB for the four places identified above (thought perhaps a Star Wars film or something similar).