The Untold Truth Of Lemuria, The Atlantis Of The Pacific

May 2024 ยท 2 minute read

As a result of ideas about Lemuria, Pan, and Mu getting combined into one sort of uber-continent that spanned two oceans, the conception of Lemuria continued to evolve. Encyclopedia.com says that the author and mystic H. Spencer Lewis, under the pseudonym Wisar S. Cerve and building on the 1894 book "A Dweller on Two Planets," moved Lemuria entirely into the Pacific Ocean. 

He also said that when the continent was destroyed, its remnants slammed against the western edge of North America, becoming California and forming the north Californian volcano known as Mount Shasta. Since then, California in general, and Mount Shasta in specific have become central to modern beliefs about Lemuria, with the general idea being that the surviving Lemurians live inside the volcano, which is hollow.

A number of secret, mystic, and theosophical societies subscribe to the belief that Mount Shasta is full of lemur people, including the Rosicrucians (of which Lewis was part), the Great White Brotherhood, the Church Universal and Triumphant, and, perhaps most notably, the Lemurian Fellowship, which formed in Chicago five years after the publishing of Lewis's book. The Lemurian Fellowship teaches that the continents of Atlantis and Mu did literally exist and sink beneath the waves, one in the Atlantic Ocean and one in the Pacific. Don't worry, though: they also claim that Lemurian philosophy and cosmology is still compatible with Christian beliefs. Whew.

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