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All information for the most part regarding the ancient land of Lemuria has been lost to our modern histories but the memory of its Golden Age lives on in our Dreaming. There was no conclusive scientific or archaeological evidence to prove its prior existence; yet, for thousands of years the Polynesian storytellers have passed on the legend of Mu, a continent in the Pacific Ocean that was the Motherland of humanity and the Lemurians. Dr. Javier Cabrera found Pre-Inca stone tablets in Peru with detailed maps of the lost continents of Atlantis and Lemuria and three decades ago researchers in Hawaii decided that there were Lemurian ruins between Maui and Oahu. Despite this, the lost continent of Lemuria was still considered by many to be more of a fable than a reality. The American medium Edgar Cayce, who became famous for his psychic readings, reported that Lemuria disappeared before Atlantis was destroyed. Occultists thought that the continent of Mu spanned much of the southern hemisphere and only fragments of Lemuria such as the areas now known as Australia, Easter Island, Fiji, Hawaii and Madagascar now remained. Lemuria was thought to be the homeland of a telepathic race of people with fully developed psychic abilities whose surviving populace migrated somewhere else like the Atlantean enclaves when the Lemurian continent sank. After reading the Akashic Records, Rudolf Steiner stated that Lemuria included sections of Africa; as well as, southern Asia and had once stretched from Ceylon to Madagascar.
In the oral traditions of the Eskimos, the Mayans and the Native Americas, all of their sacred recordkeepers told stories of how they were descendants of the peoples we now call Lemurians. One interpretation of a section of The Mayan Troano Codex detailed the destruction of Lemurian Mu. During the past century most writers placed Lemuria, a nature orientated village culture of healers, holy people, seers, shamans and oracles, in the Pacific Ocean. Lots of channelers and psychics told people of past lives they had lived there. Some even suggested that the people who populated Lemuria were originally from another planet. The most influential of the theories regarding the lost continent were those of James Churchward, Madame Blavatsky and 19th and 20th Century ACE scientists. There were several theories on the Lost Continent of Lemuria including the: Asteroid Strike Theory, Garden of Eden Theory, Glacial Meltdown Theory, Madame Blavatsky's Secret Doctrine Theory and the Nineteenth Century Zoological Theory. The Asteroid Strike Theory was one theory that offered a possible explanation that resonated fairly well with the truth regarding the destruction of the large Lost Continent of Lemuria located in the Pacific Ocean. Also known as Mu, the demise of the island continent recorded in the Cosmic Archives correlated with those put forth in Hindu stories of the fiery destruction of the "Pure Land".
According to legends, the
paradisiacal garden continent of Lemuria was the real birthplace of humanity and
the cradle of culture. The Polynesians told of the destruction of their
beautiful and wondrous home by a devastating volcanic eruption or cataclysmic
destruction.
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