Mu was an immense continent covering nearly one-half of the Pacific Ocean. When she sank during volcanic destruction, fifty million square miles of water claimed her place. This vast continent and culture was the center of civilization some 25,000 years ago. This is the story of ChurchwardÕs search for the lost continent, from the vaults of an Indian temple to the four corners of the world.
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My intro into anthropology...,
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I first read Churchward's "Lost Continent of Mu" when I was about fourteen years old... It was kind of my introduction to anthropology and ancient history... I found Churchward to be a fascinating writer... He apparently was in the British army in India as a Colonel and met a "Rishi"... who told him about some ancient records guarded in some temples about a lost continent ... Actually Hindu legends does talk about an island kingdom that sank at the beginning of the Kali Yuga...Churchward also identified the flying chariots mentioned in the Ramayana and Mahabharata as early scientific wonders... I was thoroughly entranced by Churchward and reading him influenced some of my early views about ancient civilizations... I still think there might be something to it! A more recent book that takes Churchward's line of thought and casts it in a more contemporary mode is Stephen Oppenheimer's "Eden in the East"... You might first read Churchward and then "Eden in the East"...
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The Lost Continent of Mu,
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Great book for the open minded. However if you are devoute in your religous beliefs and feel that there is no other explaination except the Bible then this book may not be for you. I found the theory of Mu very interesting and enlightening.
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Archeology for the next millenium.,
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This is the kind of book your parents told you not to read as a child, your professors told you not to read as a college student and that you know you want to read as an adult. Sure, some of the archeology isn't completely sound, and for that matter the racist stereotypes could have been omitted as well, but it really has nothing to do with the entire work. What we have here is an explanation and a direction, where we were is where we need to be. Read the book, learn, and expand your universe.
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