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At least 4000 years ago the Mayans of the Yucatan recorded the Troano Manuscript. Today it is housed at the British Museum. In the Troano Manuscript there is a listing of historic events which includes the following passage: In the year 6 Kan , on the 11th Mulac in the month Zac, there occurred terrible earthquakes, which continued without interruption until the 13th Chuen . The country of the hills of Mud - the land of Mu - was sacrificed; being twice heaved up it disappeared during one night, the basin being continually shaken by volcanic forces. Being confined, this caused the land to sink and to rise several times and in various places. At last the surface gave away and ten countries were torn asunder and scattered; unable to stand the force of the convulsions, Mu sank with 64,000,000 inhabitants.

A Rosicrucian historian by the name of Cerve documented what he referrers to as "the pre-marital tests of Mu". Cerve details that: Mu'yan elders required that a man and woman, having the intention of marrying, give all of their possessions to the safeguard of a priest, so that they had no clothing, food, shelter, or tools. The couple was then sent into the woods for a lunar month, completely naked. During that time they could only rely one upon the other for survival. The lunar month had to pass without an argument or feelings of ill-will toward the other. If this was accomplished, the couple was married and their possessions were returned. If they had failed the test, by disagreement or by the disgrace of early the couple was unable to marry.

In 1864 the French scholar and cleric, Charles-Etienne Brasseur de Bourbourg, was studying at a Madrid library when he discovered a treatise containing the key to deciphering the complex Mayan alphabet. Brasseur then set out to translate what few Mayan Manuscripts survived the destruction of the Spanish Conquistadors. One of the manuscripts he deciphered includes the story of an ancient land named Mu - said to mean "Mother Land" - the inhabitants of which are given as the original founders the Mayan civilization, after they fled the volcanic cataclysm which completely claimed their own beloved Mu.

In the 1880's, French archeologist and high-degree Freemason Augustus le Plongeon, used Brasseur's key to translate the intricate symbols found on the walls of Mayan ruins. He was soon likewise convinced that the Mayan civilization had its roots as a Mu'yan colony, the population surging at the time of the cataclysm which destroyed "the Mother Land".

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Precisely detailed maps of Mu were found engraved on stone tablets from Pre-Inca Inca, Peru by Dr. Javier Cabrera. These tablets were later documented with photography by Robert Charoux.

The Spanish conquerors of Central and South America learned through records and traditions of the Mayans, Incans, and Aztecs of Mu. No less then a half dozen historians have noted in their works, the references made by various Spanish missionaries and invaders in letters, journals, and the like, to the highly advanced kingdom which was believed by the natives to have once existed to the west of the Americas in the Pacific Ocean. Several such historians further note that these peoples - most especially the Incans and Mayans - insisted that vast numbers of their ancestors met their demise there by way of burning rock and mud.

Professor Menzies of Duke University documented and photographed a ruined civilization on the bottom the sea between Peru and Tahiti. One column that he photographed was inscribed with an unknown form of Hieroglyphics.

In 1972 Sgt. Willard Wannall from Army Intelligence in Oahu, Hawaii reported that Naval Intelligence was "investigating the ruins of a submerged Lemurian city in the waters between Maui and Oahu". Wannall further went on to say that it was only after the investigation had started that the city was labeled "Lemurian" in its origin. That same year, U.N. diplomat Farida Iskoviet (assistant to the U.N. President, Adam Malik) was dispatched to Maui to investigate reports of the Navy's findings. After researching the ruins and local history, Iskoviet concluded that the Navy's findings were appropriate, and that the investigative report could retain its use of the designation "Lemurian". [NOTE: USE OF THE WORD LEMURIA IN SYNONYM TO MU WOULD SEEM, IN FACT, QUITE INAPPROPRIATE. THE TERM LEMURIA WAS COINED IN THE LATE 1800S BY EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN SCIENTIST AS PART OF A HYPOTHESIS PROPOSED BY GEOLOGISTS AND PALEONTOLOGISTS TO EXPLAIN THE DISTRIBUTION OF LEMURS (HENCE THE NAME) AND PERMIAN, AND WAS APPLIED STRICTLY TO REGIONS SURROUNDING THE INDIAN OCEAN. THOUGH IT MAY BE OF INTEREST TO NOTE THAT THE WORD "LEMUR" CARRIES THE ANCIENT LITERAL MEANING OF 'GHOST' AND IS ASSOCIATED TO MYTHS RELATED TO ANCIENT, NON-INCARNATE ANCESTORS.]

In 1926 the elderly Colonel James Churchward published his first book, The Lost Continent of Mu. Churchward claimed that an Asian priest had taught him to translate the language inscribed on a variety of similar styled tablets which had been discovered by archeologists in India and Mexico. Churchward's translations detail the attributes, ways, and means of a continent named Mu in the Pacific Ocean, with Hawaii and other Pacific Islands described as being the mountain tops which remained above the water when the Motherland succumbed to volcanic cataclysm.

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In the Andes, on a now-desolate plateau which sits at 12,000 ft above sea level, are the amazing ruins of Tiahuanaco, Bolivia near the shores of Lake Titicaca, and also beneath its waters. The peoples our scholars currently think of as the oldest inhabitants of South American refer to those who once inhabited the ruins as "the ancient, forgotten ones" and their histories are without memory of a time when the ruins were inhabited. It seems that any examination into Tiahuanaco's history shows the site to have been shaped by a succession of cataclysms and revivals. If we are to believe local legend, the civilization began after a cataclysm and quite apparently achieved a golden age of wisdom - as witnessed by the vast, exacting constructions and remaining evidence of the inhabitant's advanced knowledge (such as the Gate of the Sun, thought to be 27,000 years-old, which has on one side a calendar of Earth, and on the other, a calendar of Venus so precise, that our science could not duplicate its accuracy until recent times; or the fact that they commonly used the ratio of pi ages before Archimedes or the Egyptians). At the time commonly given to the cataclysm of volcanic activity which claimed Mu, a large majority of Tiahuanaco was claimed by an accumulation of water. In the 400 acres of ruins belonging to the oldest parts of the site, dry silt covers the ancient constructions to a depth of at least six-feet. Those remaining in the region further insisted that more of the city was to be found beneath the waters of Lake Titicaca. Though this last fact was widely documented by scores of researchers speaking on behalf of local populations and local findings, the mainstream community denounced the idea as ridiculous, and perhaps with good reason. Lake Titicaca is currently twelve miles from the main site, with the water-level being 800 ft. lower then the level of the city. Even Jacques Cousteau helped to discredited this portion of Tiahuanaco's past in 1968 when his investigation of the lake's depths revealed nothing more then algae. It wasn't until 1980 when a team of divers led by well known Bolivian author and scholar, Hugo Boero Rojo, took to the waters of Titicaca and discovered monumental ruins which included temples built of enormous stones, long stone roadways, walls, a palace-like structure, steps whose bases were lost in the depths, and even an advanced docking harbor surrounding the lake's sacred center Island. Researchers now believe that a large part of Tiahuanaco must have existed before the Lake came into existence and that the cataclysmic flood which created the lake was the result of geological events which took the region from sea level to its current high elevation; though it seems just as likely - if not more so - that it was the ocean which changed its levels instead of the land. Anyhow, this cataclysm is said to have brought with it vast changes to the region and initiated a "dark age" which scholars think lasted between 500 and 1000 years. Local traditions further tell us that after a second cataclysm - a flood which inundated the land for 60 days and vanished Tiahuanaco's neighboring cities (of which is would now appear there are none) - a bearded white man with emerald eyes appeared who they call Viracocha. Often thought of as a God, he was said to have re-awoke the light and wisdom of Tiahuanaco by instructing the inhabitants of the Andes in the secret arts of advanced civilization before departing from Ecuador with his entourage of green-eyed companions. Viracocha is often linked to Quetzalcoatl and Jesus. He is also linked to giants, for it is regarding this 60 day flood that the following is also said: Tiahuanaco reached its glory in a single night. It was built in those days after the great flood by unknown giants. These giants took women as their wives. They brought waste in their appetites. They later disregarded a prophecy of the coming of the Sun, and were annihilated. In this way, by the Sun their palaces were reduced to ashes. This "coming of the Sun" is known as the "third cataclysm", and is the only cataclysm not recorded by some manner of tangible evidence, which makes sense when considering that it is this third cataclysm largely thought to lay near-complete waste to the city and change the landscape into the barren, inhospitable plain we see today.