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3:55

Lemuria. Lemurs. the way, I just

3:58

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4:00

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4:11

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4:13

well, there's multiple different ways you

4:15

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4:17

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4:19

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4:21

would pronounce it Lemuria. So that's

4:24

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4:26

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4:28

we pronounce this word, you can

4:30

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4:32

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4:34

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4:37

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4:39

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4:41

he is at the University of

4:43

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4:45

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4:47

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4:50

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4:52

Lemuria, and then go into the

4:54

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4:56

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4:58

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what is Lameria or also known

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as the land of Mu? So

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it's known as Lameria or the

7:46

land of Mu? Mu, Mu, one

7:48

of those. Yeah, spelled in Mu.

7:50

And they pronounce it either Mu

7:53

like the Pokemon or Mu like

7:55

the cow. So we're gonna just

7:57

gonna go with Mu. All right.

7:59

So in previous episodes like Holly.

8:01

did mention the ancient civilization of

8:03

Mu. Back when Atlantis was around

8:06

in the Mu and the Atlanteans

8:08

ended up getting into a thermonuclear

8:10

war, taking each other out, yada

8:12

yada. The civilization of Mu or

8:14

the Limarians, which they called some

8:16

of the people, are believed to

8:19

be completely extinct and lived on

8:21

a continent called Namaria. And that

8:23

was said to be lost somewhere

8:25

in the Indian and Pacific Ocean

8:27

area. Yeah, so it was this

8:29

idea that flourished for quite some

8:32

time back in the 1800s throughout

8:34

the scientific community, but it was

8:36

supposedly debunked later on. Now this

8:38

crazy thought of a civilization in

8:40

a whole entire continent just disappearing

8:42

or being completely destroyed was thought

8:45

of as being like impossible, like

8:47

that could never happen. But

8:49

that all changed in 2013,

8:51

when geologists uncovered evidence of

8:53

a lost continent exactly where

8:56

they originally believed Lemuria was

8:58

located at. This discovery brought

9:00

back many theories to the

9:02

forefront again, but that begs

9:04

the question. Where did these

9:06

ideas and theories begin of

9:08

Lemuria? Well, there are multiple

9:11

different things said about Lameria

9:13

throughout history on when it

9:15

started, when it was found,

9:17

who discovered it. But the

9:19

one that we found that

9:21

started all, it seems, is

9:23

back in 1864, when a

9:25

zoologist and British lawyer named

9:28

Philip Ludley Slater had written

9:30

a paper called The Mammals

9:32

of Madagascar while he was

9:34

studying lemurs. This

9:36

paper would then be published

9:38

in the Quarterly Journal of

9:40

Science as it talked about

9:42

lemur fossils that could only

9:44

be found in Madagascar and

9:46

then in India and then

9:48

some in Africa but not really

9:51

too many or in the

9:53

Middle East. Philip then proposed that

9:55

the only way that lemurs

9:57

were able to migrate first to

9:59

India and then to Africa

10:01

from Madagascar was because of a

10:04

lost land mass. stretched across

10:06

the southern Indian Ocean in a

10:08

triangular shape. This landmass, or

10:10

this continent, that connected India's southern

10:13

point, southern Africa, and western

10:15

Australia, it somehow mysteriously sank to

10:17

the ocean floor. And that is

10:20

what supposedly Lemuria was, was

10:22

this triangular landmass that connected all

10:24

these continents. And that's how

10:26

these lemurs were able to get

10:28

on it. Yeah, and

10:31

at this time in history,

10:33

land bridges were the most

10:35

common theory on how animals

10:37

and humans were migrating from

10:39

one place to another, which

10:41

allowed Slater's theory to gain

10:43

such traction. Then other scientists

10:46

and writers took Slater's theory,

10:48

ran with it, and especially

10:50

a German biologist named Ernest

10:52

Heichel. Hykel started to publish

10:54

his work claiming that Lameria

10:56

was what allowed humans to

10:58

first migrate out of Asia

11:01

and into Africa. Yeah, Hykel

11:03

also suggested that since humans

11:05

migrated from Lameria, that this

11:07

may have been the very

11:09

cradle of humankind itself, which

11:11

he also called it were

11:13

deemed it to be paradise.

11:16

Now in his publishing, Hikel stated

11:19

that there were 12 varieties of

11:21

men, and the first humans to

11:23

evolve from ancient primates did so

11:26

on this ancient continent of Lemuria.

11:28

So yeah, Hikel kind of believed

11:30

that humans evolved from lemurs. Lemurs

11:32

aren't really that big either. No.

11:35

Every time I think of a

11:37

lemur, I think of a black-handed

11:39

given. on the zer at the

11:42

zoo you know always think of

11:44

Madagascar king Julian did you I've

11:46

never seen that movie never seen

11:49

it all right so we do

11:51

have a map from the library

11:53

of Congress which is supposedly hypothetical

11:55

map depicting Lemuria as the cradle

11:58

of humankind and it shows pretty

12:00

much the continents and Lemuria and

12:02

then it has arrows depicting how

12:05

the travel of humans would have

12:07

been and how they spread out

12:09

throughout the entire world from Lemuria.

12:12

Excuse me. We'll post that up

12:14

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12:16

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12:18

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12:30

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that we posted today, including this

12:35

map. Correct, and if you look

12:37

at the map... At the far

12:39

left you can see where Africa

12:41

is and then to the right

12:44

of it is where Lameria is

12:46

Paradise in between Australia and Africa

12:48

is Lameria just a giant landmass

12:51

connecting everything now Lameria being what

12:53

a high school called the cradle

12:55

of humankind, the origin of humans,

12:57

lasted from 1800s all the way

13:00

into the early 1900s, usually discussed

13:02

alongside Khumari Kendam, I believe that's

13:04

how it said, which is what

13:07

I'm going with, which is another

13:09

proposed lost continent that disappeared in

13:11

the Indian Ocean. Then a different

13:14

idea, though, propped up when scientists

13:16

discovered ancient human remains in Africa,

13:18

which then suggested that Africa was

13:20

actually the cradle of human kind.

13:23

Yeah, but not everyone jumped on

13:25

that belief. Just because they found

13:27

ancient remains in Africa, some still

13:30

continue to believe that Lameria was

13:32

still the origins of humankind. However,

13:36

with the help of Russian

13:38

occultists, medium and author Miss

13:40

Blavatski, the strange idea of

13:43

La Maria was pretty much

13:45

kept at the forefront. She's

13:47

the one who pretty much

13:50

spearheaded it and continued to

13:52

bring it up in talks

13:54

and everything. And her writings

13:56

were very influential at the

13:59

time. Do you have one?

14:01

it is. The Secret Doctrine.

14:03

Which was published. Yeah, and

14:06

that was published in 1888.

14:08

Ooh, what's that in the

14:10

middle? There's no something in

14:13

there? Oh, Theosophical University. Oh.

14:16

complete our catalog. You know, I like

14:18

buying used books just for the notes

14:20

that are in there, like people studying

14:23

it and all that and the stuff

14:25

they write. Yeah, those are the

14:27

best. But yeah, the secret doctrine was

14:29

published in 1888, which proposed the idea

14:32

that there were once seven ancient races

14:34

of humanity and that Lameria was

14:36

home to one of these ancient races.

14:38

The moo, the moo, whichever way

14:40

you want to pronounce it. This ancient

14:43

race in her book were described as

14:45

a 15-foot-tall, forearmed hermaphroditic. Is that how

14:47

I was saying it? That is

14:49

exactly how you pronounce it. Hermaphroditic. Yeah.

14:52

Meaning they have a penis and a

14:54

vagina. That's right. They have both cool.

14:56

And they flourished alongside the dinosaurs.

14:58

Didn't fuck with them because they had

15:01

a penis and a vagina. We ain't

15:03

gonna eat them. They're fucked up. Well,

15:05

not really fucked up. I mean,

15:07

I know there are hermaphrodites out there

15:10

in the world. More power to you.

15:12

Never met one. I figured they'd be

15:14

like on one of those traveling

15:16

sideshow circuses. Pay 25 cents. Come see

15:19

your hermaphodite. They're probably

15:21

all in Thailand. Oh

15:23

Jesus, we laid a

15:25

boy. Oh not lady,

15:27

I laid a boy.

15:29

Uh, now some, now

15:31

some people believe that

15:33

these 15 foot tall

15:35

hermaphrodites, they may have

15:37

been, they may have

15:39

been even evolved into

15:42

lemurs that we have

15:44

today. So

15:47

you have 15 foot tall

15:49

human beings that have penises

15:51

and vaginas and somehow they

15:53

evolved into lemurs. It's like

15:55

how people depict Asians. As

15:57

Asians get older, they get

15:59

shorter. FYI he's half

16:01

Asian clarification. I mean my mom lost

16:04

like an inch. I think it's with

16:06

all old people I mean you know

16:08

they start shrinking their ears get longer

16:10

their noses get longer their skin starts

16:12

drooping it's all because of gravity man.

16:14

And the cartilage and like their spine

16:16

and all that stuff like it's already

16:18

compressed for so long You know you

16:21

get shorter. Have you seen that chiropractic

16:23

video that old old lady laying on

16:25

the table and he's like compound for

16:27

extra compound for extra compound for extra

16:29

and then the chiropractor adjuster and she's

16:31

like oh Oh, I saw the one

16:33

guy that like

16:36

he had back pain for so

16:38

long he went in there and

16:40

he like moaned and groaned for

16:42

like 10 minutes straight and people

16:45

were just like in the comments

16:47

yep that's how he got his

16:49

back messed up. The old lady

16:52

in the cow refactor video the

16:54

top comment was he left her

16:56

at one h. Anyway all right

16:58

so Going forward,

17:01

you had that belief of

17:03

these 15-foot-tall hermaphrodites that evolved

17:05

in the lemurs, and that

17:07

was all through Blavatski. Then

17:09

you had Charles Ledbetter, who

17:12

was a theosophist, who claimed

17:14

he had knowledge of Lameria,

17:16

by astral clairvoyance, which is

17:18

kind of like remote viewing,

17:21

but you astral project your

17:23

body and you're able to

17:25

see past in future events.

17:28

Then you have William Scott Elliot

17:30

and he joined in the conversation

17:33

by elaborating on Blavatski's vision of

17:35

Lameria. He wrote a book titled

17:37

The Lost Lameria in 1904. Now

17:40

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17:42

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20:29

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20:31

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20:38

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21:02

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21:06

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21:11

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21:14

Oh, okay. Never mind. That's what

21:16

kind of happens in that movie.

21:18

Uh, yeah. They, uh, the, uh,

21:20

Doctor Monroe lives on an island

21:22

and he's running this experiment. I

21:25

haven't watched the movie in a

21:27

very long time. All I know

21:29

is that there's these half human,

21:31

half. animals like there's a half

21:33

human half cheetah half human half

21:35

hyena half human half bore and

21:37

he controls these creatures with like

21:39

this shock thing that's in there

21:42

like on the rib and you

21:44

can press a button and it

21:46

shocks them so he pretty much

21:48

rules over them and then these

21:50

animals these animals slash human hybrids

21:52

figure out where that thing is

21:54

and they are able to rip

21:57

it out of themselves and then

21:59

they confront document row and then

22:01

take over the island so yeah.

22:03

you seen the show Sweet Tooth

22:05

on Netflix? No. They weren't created.

22:07

Something happened. And then half human,

22:09

half animal people were being born.

22:11

Hmm. Cool. I've only seen like

22:14

the first season. I think the

22:16

couple seasons I've been out now.

22:18

But that's what it just reminded

22:20

me of. Nice. All

22:22

right. Well, continuing on with the

22:25

conversation, another person, who was a

22:27

traveler and writer, named Augustus Leplonjun,

22:29

he claimed that several ancient civilizations,

22:32

like the Egyptians and Mesoamericans, They

22:34

all came from refugees of the

22:36

Mu civilization. Now this idea of

22:39

Mu appeared in Augustus loops, not

22:41

Augustus loop, just Augustus. His works

22:43

after his investigations of the Mayan

22:46

ruins in the Yucatan. He went

22:48

over there, did a lot of

22:50

investigation, and it was like, this

22:53

is what happened. Now Augustus would

22:55

claim that after translating some of

22:57

the ancient Mayan writings, which showed

23:00

that the Mayans of the Yucatan

23:02

were much older than the civilizations

23:04

of like Greece and Egypt, there

23:07

was also one more thing that

23:09

he found within the ancient writings

23:11

which told of a story of

23:13

an even older continent. Oddly enough

23:16

though, Augustus didn't come up with

23:18

the name himself for the people

23:20

of Lemuria. He got the name

23:23

Mu from an individual named Charles

23:25

Bursur D. Borborg in 1864. Now

23:27

this was when Charles mistranslated the

23:30

Madrid Codex in which he used

23:32

the Delanda alphabet. So he used

23:34

the Delanda alphabet to translate the

23:37

Madrid Codex, which mistranslated it and

23:39

fucked everything up, but he took

23:41

it as in, he translated it

23:44

correctly. And if you don't know

23:46

what the Delanda alphabet is, it's

23:48

pretty much made up of Spanish

23:51

letters and glyphs that were created

23:53

by the 16th century bishop of

23:55

Yucatan, Diego di Landa. it is

23:58

pretty inaccurate but it did help

24:00

later on and we do have

24:02

a photograph of some of the

24:05

glyphs we'll post up right here

24:07

everyone to take a look at

24:09

very confusing very weird looking because

24:12

you have like a h u

24:14

is or it's a k u

24:16

is a snowman with two heads

24:20

and then you have a fucking beehive,

24:22

which is an O, and then you

24:24

have half of a beehive, which with

24:27

bees around it, which is another O,

24:29

and then you got an S, which

24:31

is the letter N. And

24:33

then you got a weird question

24:36

mark as a letter K. You

24:38

got X right there that looks

24:40

like a bird watering something. And

24:42

then beside that looks like someone,

24:44

one of those old cartoons with

24:46

someone yelling with their mouth like

24:48

wide open tongues. I think that's

24:50

like the M. Oh my God.

24:52

What if these weren't like their

24:55

language? What if it wasn't their

24:57

language? What if it was just

24:59

kids being bored just drawing shit?

25:02

That's what I always assume. It's just

25:04

kids being fucking bored drawing shit. And

25:07

we're over here trying to like, you

25:09

know, translate it. They can, oh, it's

25:11

something more deeper than what it is.

25:13

In reality, it's just some kids drawing

25:15

some fucking snowmen, you know, or some

25:17

beehives or some shit. Or a bird

25:20

watering something. Yeah. Anyway, water bird. That

25:22

right there is the Delanda alphabet. Yeah,

25:24

I can see how you can mistranslate

25:26

using that. But

25:28

anyways, Charles believed that the word that

25:30

he translated as moo was referring to

25:33

a land that was submerged by a

25:35

catastrophic event. But Augustus would go on

25:37

to say, in our journey westward across

25:40

the Atlantic we shall pass in sight

25:42

of that spot where once existed the

25:44

pride and the life of the ocean,

25:46

the land of moo. which at the

25:49

epoch that we have been considering had

25:51

not yet been visited by the wrath

25:53

of homin, but lord of volcanic fires

25:56

whose fury it afterward fell a victim.

25:58

That's a lot of words. had like

26:00

a seizure at the end of that

26:03

when he was writing it. Yeah. Because

26:05

it all sounded pretty good until it

26:07

got to the end where just... Huge

26:09

run on sentence. Yeah. So Augustus would

26:12

go on to claim that the civilization

26:14

of ancient Egypt was founded by Queen

26:16

Mu, a refugee from the land of

26:19

Mu. Then other refugees

26:21

from that area had fled to

26:23

Central America and became the Mayans.

26:26

It's very confusing when he says

26:28

they go westward across the Atlantic.

26:30

Was it westward? Yeah, westward across

26:33

the Atlantic, which... Because that's not

26:35

where Lumeria was at. That's where

26:38

Atlantis would be in the Atlantic.

26:40

Yeah, so you have Lameria, Africa,

26:42

Lameria, Australia, and then you have

26:45

South, North and South America. Between

26:47

North America and Europe, Europe is

26:50

where Atlantis was supposedly located. Yeah.

26:52

So it sounds like he's claiming

26:54

that traveled westward across Atlantis. Yeah,

26:57

but he called it the land

26:59

of Mu. Which is very odd.

27:02

Yeah. But yeah, the last guy

27:04

to document about the Lost Continent

27:06

is James Churchward. James was an

27:09

Anglo-American explorer who was actually a

27:11

close friend of Augustus who wanted

27:14

to discover an ancient civilization of

27:16

his own. He got jealous. He's

27:18

like, fuck, everybody's discovering ancient civilizations.

27:21

I want to discover my own.

27:23

Hell yeah. He ended up using

27:25

Augustus's way to set out to

27:28

discover one and his findings were

27:30

written down in five main volumes

27:33

of the movies series published from

27:35

1926 to 1931, which we go

27:37

over those in strange facts and

27:40

findings. So the basic premise of

27:42

the findings that he discovered was

27:45

by studying various ancient texts that

27:47

he had found, discovering the existence

27:49

of a long-lost continent with an

27:52

advanced civilization that approximately 60,000 years

27:54

earlier had sunk below the Pacific

27:57

Ocean after a cataclysmic event. That

28:01

is the most loudest fucking vehicle we've

28:03

ever heard. I'm gonna have to hook

28:05

up a mic right behind us so

28:08

y'all can hear what we hear. Because

28:10

you won't hear it in the recording.

28:12

Yeah, loud ass fucking. You

28:15

can still hear it. You can

28:17

still hear it. And it passed

28:19

a little while back. All right.

28:21

So James believed that 64 million

28:23

people had died during this cataclysmic

28:25

event and that the Hawaiian Islands

28:27

and the Pacific Islands are the

28:29

remaining mountain peaks of this lost

28:31

continent. And we do have some

28:33

images to show you where the

28:35

continent would be and where the

28:37

Hawaiian Islands would be located on

28:39

Lameria. We'll post that up right

28:42

here. And as you can see,

28:44

you have Mu, MU, which is

28:46

Lameria, giant, and then you have

28:48

North America, South America, then you

28:50

have Atlantis in between Europe and

28:52

Africa, which if you look at

28:54

this map compared to the one

28:56

before, The Lameria is

28:58

now in kind of a different

29:00

spot to where Australia is now

29:02

on the left side of it

29:04

when previously was on the right

29:06

because it connected India, South Africa,

29:08

and Australia. This one. It was

29:10

in the Indian Ocean, now it's

29:12

in the Pacific. Yeah, so obviously

29:14

there's there two places for this

29:16

one. Yeah. And the next map

29:18

we have is of Lameria. And

29:20

it's a close-up of it with

29:22

Australia to the bottom left. And

29:24

then you can see in the

29:26

upper right of the continent of

29:28

Lameria, which is the land of

29:30

Mu. You have the Hawaiian Islands,

29:32

which was supposedly a big mountainous

29:34

range. And after the continent sunk

29:36

down, the mountains were so tall

29:38

that they stayed up above, and

29:40

that's what the Hawaiian Islands are.

29:42

Basically, big-ass mountains of Lamuria. If

29:44

you look at this map, you

29:46

can see Lamuria is like an

29:48

overlay, and underneath where the Hawaiian

29:50

Islands are, you can see the

29:52

actual Hawaiian Islands. Yeah. So there

29:54

you have it. That is the.

29:56

of Lameria being a lost continent

29:58

and the people discovering or you

30:00

know just talking about Lameria and

30:03

now we're going to hop into

30:05

strange facts and findings that we

30:07

pretty much uncovered while researching this

30:09

topic. Well Aaron, would you like

30:11

to start off with the first

30:13

strange fact and finding? Yes, I

30:15

would. So our first strange fact

30:17

and finding is about the Great

30:19

Flood. And this information was passed

30:21

down by the Native Americans, supposedly.

30:23

Now La Muria was located in

30:25

the Indian and Pacific Ocean before

30:27

the Great Flood occurred. It was

30:29

approximately 14,000 years ago that the

30:31

Lamerians started to receive information that

30:33

the Earth was about to go

30:35

through some sort of like a

30:37

shift, aka a great flood. So

30:39

there they were, right? Actually, let

30:41

me back up. All this information

30:43

is being told by the Native

30:45

Americans. That's where they're getting this

30:47

from. This information about a great

30:49

flood in their perspective of Lameria.

30:51

What they're saying is that 14,000

30:53

years ago, the Lamerians were just

30:55

chilling on their continent of Moo,

30:57

aka Lameria. And all of a

30:59

sudden, a little birdie came along.

31:01

Not an actual bird, just, you

31:03

know. A leaner with wings. They

31:05

got information. Hey, a big shift

31:07

is coming. Big ass fucking flood.

31:09

And this great flood is supposedly

31:11

the same one that took out

31:13

Atlantis in their eyes, but this

31:15

Atlantis got taken out, you know,

31:17

a little later. But finding out

31:19

that a shift would be occurring,

31:21

the Lamerians began to prepare and

31:23

they had pretty much 2,000 to

31:25

3,000 years before that it would

31:27

actually happen. So they had a

31:29

ton of time to prep. He

31:31

said, hey, in 2 to 3,000

31:33

years, you're going to have something

31:35

big happen. Be like, fucking cool.

31:37

Come back and like when it's

31:39

100 years. Yeah, like come back

31:41

when it's, you know, closer. Yeah.

31:44

But two to three thousand years

31:46

prior to this happening, they decided

31:48

to go spread their teachings all

31:51

around the earth, so pretty much

31:53

traveling across the landmasses to India

31:55

and all that such. And you

31:57

know, they wanted to leave their

32:00

mark on history. or let people

32:02

know like, hey, we existed, you

32:04

know, in case Lomeria did get

32:06

wiped out. And they believe that

32:09

doing so would leave their history

32:11

in the cells of the human

32:13

body. So pretty much they were,

32:15

uh, wanted to spread their teachings,

32:17

leaving their seed everywhere. His cells

32:20

of the human body, aka they're

32:22

gonna go and pregnant as many

32:24

people as they can around the

32:26

world to spread their race. That's

32:29

what it honestly sounds like. Nice.

32:31

Now another thing that the Native

32:33

Americans said, besides the Lamarias going

32:35

around fucking, is that they began

32:37

to learn to live underground and

32:40

they had to figure out how

32:42

to survive down there. They would

32:44

also learn how to store information

32:46

on crystals and that these crystals

32:49

would be taken deep within the

32:51

earth to be stored and preserved,

32:53

while also creating detailed maps of

32:55

the underground tunnels that were connected

32:57

by power points within the earth.

33:00

Then a year before the great

33:02

flood happened, the Lamerians had gotten

33:04

assigned and they were just like,

33:06

are assigned, signed, signed. They were

33:09

given a sign. I combine the

33:11

words, ADHD, they were assigned, they

33:13

were assigned, assigned, you were assigned

33:15

a great flood. Go underground. No,

33:18

this is supposed to happen 2,000

33:20

years from now. You've been banished.

33:22

Go sit with the crystals. Rub

33:25

the crystals on the skin

33:27

or it gets the flood

33:29

again. Oh God. All right,

33:31

so then a year before

33:33

the great flood happened, the

33:35

Lamerians were given a sign

33:37

and they all had to

33:39

go underground. After the flood

33:41

had happened and the water

33:43

began to recede, people started

33:45

to emerge back above ground

33:47

from being on the ground.

33:49

And this is what they

33:51

supposedly say is the start

33:53

of the Native American history.

33:55

Like their Native Americans? Like

33:57

lomerians pretty much came up

33:59

out of the ground. Hello.

34:02

We came up out from

34:04

underneath the ground. Hiawatha, we're

34:06

Native Americans. Yeah. Okay. Now,

34:08

as weird as that sounds,

34:10

most of the Native American

34:12

people had lost this exact

34:14

memory of this, but within

34:16

the higher ranks, as like

34:18

the shamans, they are the

34:20

ones that remember this knowledge

34:22

and they pass it down.

34:24

And this is all from

34:26

the Native American perspective. So,

34:28

wow. Okay, the more you

34:30

know. Now, if you are

34:32

a Native American shaman out

34:34

there, can you email us

34:36

and verify this information? Yeah.

34:38

This doesn't, wait, does this

34:40

fall under all Native Americans?

34:42

That's what they're saying? It

34:44

just states Native Americans. Okay.

34:46

All right. So moving on,

34:48

let's talk about the volumes

34:50

of Mu. which

34:53

is our next strange fact in

34:55

finding. So we discussed how Church

34:57

Ward, he wrote a lot of

34:59

books, like a book series, the

35:02

volumes of Moo, and there were

35:04

a total of five different volumes

35:06

that he had wrote, and each

35:09

one contained different parts of his

35:11

journey and discoveries. and we're going

35:13

to tell you pretty much what

35:16

each volume consisted of. All right,

35:18

so volume one, titled the Lost

35:20

Continent of Mu, set out, you

35:22

know, church wards theory utilizing a

35:25

vast knowledge of science, ancient art

35:27

and history, mythology, and the occult

35:29

to recreate the splendor and doom

35:32

of this hidden world. Lemuria, or,

35:34

aka, Mu, was about 5,000 miles

35:36

long and about 3,000 miles wide,

35:39

size of my dingdong. The Garden

35:41

of Eden, the Garden of Eden,

35:43

was not in Asia, but on

35:45

a now sunken continent in the

35:48

Pacific Ocean. The biblical story of

35:50

creation came first not from the

35:52

peoples of the Nile or the

35:55

Euphrates Valley, but from this now

35:57

submerged continent, Moo, aka the Motherland

35:59

of Man. Then you have volume

36:02

number two, which is the Children

36:04

of Mu, which is the story

36:06

of the pioneers of Mu. 63

36:09

million people lived on the Lost

36:11

Continent of Mu over 200,000 years

36:13

ago. The Children of Mu became

36:15

the most influential people on earth.

36:18

They had an incredibly sophisticated government

36:20

flowering culture and scientific technology. Much

36:22

of the Lamerian civilization lived in

36:25

homes with transparent roofs. They built

36:27

shelters, made clothing, food, and their

36:29

own tools. They were free from

36:32

stress and disease, and they lived

36:34

in peace for hundreds of years.

36:36

They had psychic abilities that were

36:38

highly developed. They could speak to

36:41

each other with their minds. They

36:43

could astral travel and teleport, which

36:45

made traditional communication devices unnecessary. They

36:48

could just be like, fuck you.

36:50

If they wanted to, you know,

36:52

just with their mind. They took

36:55

face time literally. Yes. Teleport right

36:57

into your face. Hey. Yeah. Like,

36:59

hey, you want to come over?

37:01

Yeah. I'll be right there. Just

37:04

teleport. She was crazy. She was

37:06

crazy. You're going to give them

37:08

time to prep. Yeah. They were

37:11

also primarily vegetarians and they had

37:13

a big organic culture that was

37:15

big into like agriculture and the

37:18

outdoors and they worked in harmony

37:20

with nature and the land to

37:22

live prosperous lives. And

37:25

that was volume two and what it

37:27

details. They didn't have no meat? Come

37:29

on. So volume one is pretty much

37:32

the theory and how big La Maria

37:34

or the Land of Moo was. And

37:36

then it talks about the biblical story

37:38

of it. Then you got volume two,

37:40

which is how they lived and their

37:42

beginning of the civilization and then the

37:44

children, how they had influence and then

37:46

how they lived and everything. Now tell

37:49

us about volume three. Now before we

37:51

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39:36

The Sacred Symbols of Mu, which

39:38

this volume talks about the occult

39:40

origins of ancient and modern religions.

39:42

All religions have a common origin

39:45

in the sacred inspired writings of

39:47

Mu. The Lord's Prayer is to

39:49

be found in the sacred inspired

39:51

writings of Mu, which evidence of

39:53

the Mu religion dates back to

39:55

170,000 years ago. That's a long

39:57

time. These teachings were taught by

40:00

Osiris, Moses, and Jesus. Moses condensed

40:02

the 42 questions of the Osirian

40:04

religion into the Ten Commandments. Jesus

40:06

condensed the text to suit the

40:08

language of his day, and the

40:10

last words of Jesus on the

40:12

cross were supposedly in the language

40:14

of Mu, unknown, in Palestine. I

40:17

have no idea what the fuck,

40:19

I have no idea what the

40:21

fuck that means. That was in

40:23

the book. We don't know what

40:25

it means. Supposedly they knew the

40:27

last words of Jesus was, but

40:29

this volume three is pretty much

40:31

talking about religion and how it

40:34

all came from Lemuria, aka the

40:36

land of Mu. So they're trying

40:38

to say that he said something

40:40

in a different language that no

40:42

one understood. Except them. Except them.

40:44

But they won't tell you what

40:46

it is. It's unknown. Then

40:49

we go on to volume number

40:51

four, which is the cosmic forces

40:53

of Mu, which is the biological

40:55

evolution, which is a myth. There

40:57

is no such thing as atomic

40:59

force. All diseases can be conquered

41:01

by using appropriately colored light rays.

41:03

The Earth's temperature in seasons are

41:05

pretty much set in stone. Nothing

41:07

changes. They are in their fixed

41:09

present state and that the Earth

41:12

cannot be hurled off into space

41:14

or drawn into the sun. So,

41:17

No gravity or gravity in

41:20

space? Well, that would not

41:22

make sense because the sun,

41:24

gravitational pull. We orbit the

41:27

sun. We orbit the sun,

41:29

which then orbits the black

41:32

hole in the center of

41:34

our galaxy. Huh. Okay. Odd.

41:38

I mean, considering that the seasons

41:40

do change. Yeah, you're wrong, Land

41:42

of Moo. Unless just in the

41:45

Land of Moo, where they were

41:47

positioned, they're like right on the

41:49

equator or around it, so their

41:51

seasons the same, no matter what,

41:54

maybe? I guess. I don't know.

41:56

But let's talk about the last

41:58

book, volume number five from Church

42:01

Ward. volume number five book is

42:03

the second book of the Cosmic

42:05

Forces of Mu. Church Ward continues

42:07

to draw conclusions from the ancient

42:10

documents and lure of Mu to

42:12

present some startling revisionist theories about

42:14

the age of Earth and how

42:17

old it is, the nature of

42:19

mountains and volcanic processes, and he

42:21

talks about the Ice Age and

42:23

the floods. And

42:26

all this information, these

42:28

five volumes, is pretty

42:30

much church wards right

42:32

out of his supposed

42:34

discovery of this ancient

42:37

civilization and continent, and

42:39

he breaks it down

42:41

to easy digestible reading.

42:44

Then those books are on Amazon if

42:46

you want to buy them, supposedly, for

42:48

like 20 bucks or less each. All

42:50

right, so that right there are the

42:52

five volumes, and now we're going to

42:55

get into our next strange fact in

42:57

finding, which is a deeper dive into

42:59

the religion of Mu, or the Mu's

43:01

religion, the Lamerian's religion, and what they

43:04

believed. So the first records of religion

43:06

are more than 70,000 years old, and

43:08

they talk about a body of trained

43:10

masters from Mu called Nacles. A

43:14

what? Knackles? Okay. N-A-A-A-A-C-A-L-S.

43:16

Knackles. That is how

43:18

I heard it pronounced

43:20

when I looked it

43:22

up. So they had

43:24

some masters that they

43:27

called Knackles? Yeah. Where

43:29

my knackles at? Yeah,

43:34

and these masters of Mu, the

43:37

Knackles, they traveled around carrying copies

43:39

of the Motherland sacred inspired religion,

43:41

their text, and the teachings from

43:44

this were called the Sacred Mysteries,

43:46

which were entrusted only to high

43:48

priesthood beings and the heirs to

43:51

the throne, which is very interesting.

43:53

So I guess you had to

43:56

be of high status to actually

43:58

get your hands the actually sacred

44:00

mysteries text. And it was taught

44:03

in different sections. Like they didn't

44:05

just teach you all the religion

44:08

at once. You had to go

44:10

through sections. And that's just like

44:12

Scientology. The higher up texts are

44:15

these ancient texts of the Scientology

44:17

is only accessible through higher up

44:19

people and it's taught. A Scientology

44:22

is taught in sections. You have

44:24

to work your way up. Oh

44:27

yeah. Okay, anyways, let's go to

44:29

the stages. Yeah, let's talk about

44:31

the stages of this religion that's

44:34

being taught by these knackles. So

44:36

the first stage is that man

44:38

was taught that there was a

44:41

supreme being infinite and all-powerful. That

44:43

it was the creator who created

44:46

all things above and below. That

44:48

man was created by this almighty

44:50

being and having been created by

44:53

him with his son that this

44:55

almighty was man's heavenly father. It's

44:58

pretty much what all religions believe.

45:00

Yeah, you got an almighty being

45:02

that created us. Now the second

45:05

stage, when man was created, the

45:07

Creator placed within the body of

45:09

man a spirit or soul, which

45:11

never died but continued on through

45:13

eternity. and then you

45:15

had the third stage when man was

45:17

created it was ordained that his material

45:19

body should return to earth from which

45:22

it was taken when this material body

45:24

died it released the soul which went

45:26

into the world beyond there to wait

45:28

until it was called upon to occupy

45:30

another material body then when the person

45:32

could grasp these facts they were taught

45:34

that their soul was given a task

45:36

this task was for the soul to

45:38

rule the material body by overcoming material

45:41

desires And when this was accomplished, his

45:43

soul would be called back to the

45:45

greater source and forever afterwards live in

45:47

perfect joy and happiness. Now they were

45:49

also taught that one material life was

45:51

so short that the soul could not

45:53

overcome the material desires,

45:55

so it so it

45:57

was ordained that their

46:00

soul into many bodies

46:02

until the task

46:04

was completed and that

46:06

these reincarnations were the

46:08

salvation of their So

46:10

pretty much, they much. to keep being They

46:12

had to keep being born again into

46:14

this material body, this flesh. overcome the until

46:16

they overcome the material desires of the

46:18

world, in and then after that, they can

46:20

live in perfect peace and harmony. of life was

46:22

of life was not enough? You had to

46:24

do it multiple times. You had to

46:26

suffer. You You had to endure. If you

46:28

want to get that get run. run, play through run,

46:31

you have to do it multiple times.

46:33

times. Now the fourth stage, it was fourth

46:35

stage. into was thoroughly instilled

46:37

into their mind that the was Father

46:39

was the that this that love love

46:41

ruled the universe and never died. that

46:43

the love of They were taught that the love

46:45

of the Heavenly Father was far greater

46:47

than the love of His earthly who was who

46:49

was only a reflection of Father. father. But do

46:51

you Do you understand that at all? all? Fuck now.

46:56

Therefore, he should should always approach

46:58

his his without fear or dread and

47:00

in perfect confidence and love. confidence

47:02

and love. Cool. Okay. So let's talk

47:04

about the fifth stage fifth stage. They were were

47:07

then taught that all mankind were

47:09

created by the same Heavenly Father, therefore

47:11

all mankind were his brothers and

47:13

sisters. and sisters. Brother? And should be

47:16

and should be treated as such in

47:18

all his dealings Kind of reminds me at

47:20

Joe Dirt. You're of reminds me of Joe You're

47:22

my You're my sister. You're my sister. sister. Would

47:26

it be better if I go back to being

47:28

your sister? to being your sister? Hell sister. are my

47:30

sister! Oh gosh. Then we have the sixth

47:32

stage, the Then we one of stage, all, the

47:34

last were of them their duties on they

47:36

were taught their duties on earth. how they

47:38

should live to prepare themselves to become fit

47:40

to pass into the world beyond. they were called.

47:42

they were especially They were

47:44

especially reminded that they must follow

47:46

the paths of love, love, chastity,

47:48

and charity. perfect perfect love and

47:50

confidence in heavenly father. And

47:53

those right there are the stages

47:55

of the teachings of the supposed

47:57

move or religion of mankind. mankind. It

48:01

seems like basic. Basic religion stuff.

48:03

You know, all the basic teachings

48:05

of every religion. I mean, honestly

48:08

it does. Like, all right, well,

48:10

let's go on to our next

48:12

strange fact in finding, which is

48:14

about Easter Island. So on Easter

48:17

Island, there's some big ass fucking

48:19

statues that are 15 foot tall,

48:21

made out of stone. They're big.

48:23

Very big. Yeah. Now many believe

48:26

that these big-ass statues on Easter

48:28

Island are that of the Lamerians,

48:30

since the Lamerians were said to

48:33

be 15 feet tall. Now the

48:35

written language on them or involving

48:37

them point to an advanced culture,

48:39

supposedly. The legend of Easter Island

48:42

spinks of Hiva, which sank beneath

48:44

the waves as people fled, referring

48:46

to the great flood and the

48:48

continent sinking, which people assumed that

48:51

they were talking about either Lameria,

48:53

aka the land of Mu. or

48:55

Atlantis. Regardless, they're saying that these

48:58

statues on Easter Island are depictions

49:00

of the ancient Lamerians, or the

49:02

new people. Same thing. Good way

49:04

to check to see if they

49:07

are. Do they have a penis

49:09

and a vagina? Oh, they have

49:11

a big deep loose. Yeah. which,

49:13

mmm, never mind. Okay. I'll say,

49:16

I'm going to say, I mean,

49:18

they're pretty tall, they're brown-skinned. Yeah.

49:20

All right, so let's talk about

49:22

Moana. So the next strange fact

49:25

and finding is about what has

49:27

been passed down by the Samoans

49:29

and the Maori people of New

49:32

Zealand. Now, the Samoans, they also

49:34

had a similar story about a,

49:36

you know, continent like Lomeria, but

49:38

they call it Balutu. Now,

49:41

I could not find the pronunciation

49:43

of that. So if you're Simone

49:45

and I said it wrong, you

49:47

can correct me. I'm sorry. But

49:49

that's how I'm going to say

49:51

it, till someone corrects me. Now

49:54

this place, Volutu, was stocked with

49:56

trees, plants. They were bearing fruits

49:58

and flowers, which were immediately when

50:01

picked. So they replenished right after

50:03

that. Like instantaneously. Yeah. Wow. And

50:05

not just that. On this, you

50:07

know, continent, men, pretty much humans,

50:09

could walk through trees, houses, and

50:11

other physical objects without any resistance.

50:13

Now hold on it clearly states

50:15

men. It says men but I'm

50:18

thinking they're trying to say like

50:20

mankind. Oh just men? Yeah women.

50:22

Women. They didn't they didn't walk

50:24

through no trees and houses? They

50:26

tried to and they just hit

50:28

it. No I'm just kidding. I'm

50:30

just kidding. No it. So I'm

50:32

guessing on this continent they were

50:35

like more of a astral being,

50:37

I guess you could say. Which

50:39

makes sense if you pick a

50:41

fruit and it just automatically replenishes

50:43

or flower. True. Yeah. So let's

50:45

talk about the Mauries, aka the

50:47

Michael Lowry people, as I like

50:49

to call them. Michael Lowry? But

50:51

in love. So the Maori's, when

50:54

they talk about their past, they

50:56

still talk about arriving long ago

50:58

from a sinking island called Hahuiki

51:00

or something like that. A Viki.

51:02

A Viki. And this island had

51:04

a vast mountainous area on the

51:06

other side of the water, meaning

51:08

ocean. So many people believe that

51:11

the Malaries, Michael Lowry, they're talking

51:13

about either Lamuria, aka the land

51:15

of Mu or Atlantis. More than

51:17

likely for the Malaries would be

51:19

Lamuria since the location of where

51:21

the Pacific Ocean area. Yeah. All

51:23

right, so this next strange fact

51:25

of finding is about Mount Shasta

51:28

in California. So it's to be

51:30

believed that some Lemurians escaped before

51:32

their continent sank into the ocean

51:34

and salt refuge in Mount Shasta,

51:36

eventually establishing a five-level city of

51:38

light called Talos inside the mountain,

51:40

which these Lemurians are said to

51:42

be seven feet tall beings who

51:44

wear white robes and communicate through

51:47

crystals spreading messages of love and

51:49

unity. Now some people that there

51:51

is a door to telos somewhere

51:53

on the surface of Mount Shasta.

51:55

They believe that Pluto's cave, which

51:57

is a partially collapsed lava tube

51:59

near the base of the mountain,

52:01

they believe that that might be

52:04

the entrance. But there's a prevailing

52:06

theory these days that the door

52:08

is not a physical one. that

52:10

can only be found by people

52:12

who the Lamurians invite in. They're

52:14

just sitting there on the other

52:16

side of that door. They're looking

52:18

at people coming up thinking, what

52:21

a bunch of dumb asses. We're

52:23

like a bunch of vampires. Can

52:25

I come in? No. Yeah, can't

52:27

let, no. You ain't coming in.

52:29

And they're like, wait. Is that

52:31

a Mike Lowry? Let him in.

52:33

Oh, Mike Lowry. That was a

52:35

bunny love. Yeah, also if you

52:38

walk around the city's main streets,

52:40

you'll find a number of crystal

52:42

shops that sell Lemurian quartz crystals.

52:44

These crystals mostly come from South

52:46

America, and they are believed to

52:48

be encoded with messages of unity.

52:50

Supposedly. So I'm guessing if you

52:52

walk to city's main streets, like

52:54

actually, just in California, all those

52:57

crystal shops and such, they'll sell

52:59

the Lemurian quartz crystals. And I

53:01

guess if they're legit ones, they

53:03

have messages. They have messages. You've

53:05

got to learn how to read

53:07

crystals. You've got to go out

53:09

during the full moon, and then

53:11

you take the crystal and you

53:14

stick in your mouth and you

53:16

pull it out, and then you

53:18

shoo. You've got to find out

53:20

a way to access the information.

53:22

Maybe it's the same way that

53:24

you read letters by sticking them

53:26

up your ass. You can read

53:28

letters by sticking them up there

53:31

and your body absorbsbs ink, and

53:33

you're like, okay. You like to

53:35

use zinc on crystals? Or maybe

53:37

there's a crystal reader, kind of

53:39

like a, like a, ooh, like

53:41

a light thing, and they just

53:43

put the crystal on it, and

53:45

it pops up, like, help me,

53:47

Obie One, you're my only hope.

53:50

Exactly. Yeah, instead, you're gonna see

53:52

some 15-foot tall beings with dicks,

53:54

balls, and vaginas. Great flood! Great

53:56

flood's coming in 2000 to 3,000

53:58

years, brother. Hot in

54:00

the mountains. The turn the flood

54:02

on. There's a metaphysical door. Okay,

54:04

don't let anyone in. I don't

54:06

know, I see that, I hear

54:08

that medical, that metaphysical door being

54:11

Pluto's cave, which is what, a

54:13

partially collapsed lava tube. Mm-hmm. That

54:15

sounds like something I don't want

54:17

to go through. No. They just

54:19

need to drill a big old

54:21

hole in that mountain. Or they

54:23

have those things that they shoot

54:25

into ground. They just shoot it

54:27

sideways to where it can like

54:29

take pictures of like surrounding kind

54:31

of like a picture like an

54:33

x-ray. It like shoots down in

54:35

there and they do like an

54:37

x-ray. You're gonna expose all the

54:39

Lemurians inside there to radiation. They're

54:41

going to get lethal doses. I

54:44

mean they're probably getting radiation from

54:46

the Earth's core anyways. Everybody is.

54:48

Everybody is. They're just getting a

54:50

little bit more since they're probably

54:52

closer. Yeah. All right,

54:54

so let's talk about this last

54:56

strange fact in finding. All right,

54:59

so this last strange fact in

55:01

finding is about some findings back

55:03

in 2013. So like we said

55:06

earlier, scientists have found evidence of

55:08

a drowned microcontinent in sand grains

55:10

from the beaches of a small

55:13

Indian Ocean island. So this Indian

55:15

Ocean island is Mauritius, which is

55:17

a well-known tourist destination. And it

55:20

is located about 1,200 miles or

55:22

2,000 kilometers off the coast of

55:24

Africa east of Madagascar east of

55:27

Madagascar east of Madagascar east of

55:29

Madagascar east of Madagascar. and scientists

55:31

think that the tiny island formed

55:34

some 9 million years ago from

55:36

cooling lava which spewed by undersea

55:38

volcanoes. Mmm, okay. But recently researchers

55:41

have found sand grains on Mauritius

55:43

that contain fragments of the mineral

55:45

zircon. Sultene! That are far older

55:48

than the island. It's between 660

55:50

million to about 2 billion years

55:52

old. Dale? The old bitch. Now

55:55

when a study in the journal

55:57

Nature Geoscience, scientists concluded that the

55:59

older once belonged to a now

56:02

vanished landmass and tiny bits of

56:04

which were dragged up to the

56:06

surface during the formation of Mauritius.

56:09

Furthermore, based on a recalculation of

56:11

how the ancient continents drifted apart,

56:13

the scientists concluded that Mauritia was

56:16

once a tiny part of a

56:18

much larger supercontinent that included India

56:20

and Madagascar called Rodinia. So a

56:23

different name. So yeah, they're finding

56:25

evidence of a larger landmass that

56:27

had supposedly been submerged,

56:30

sunk or whatever, and

56:32

with the creation of

56:34

Mauritia, with the lavas

56:36

flowing up from the

56:38

underground or undersea volcanoes,

56:40

it brought pretty much

56:42

the zircon minerals and

56:44

all that shit from

56:46

the bottom up to

56:48

the top, mixing in

56:50

with Mauritius. Okay. So,

56:52

very interesting. Science. So

56:55

that right there is our

56:57

last strange fact in finding,

56:59

which leads us to our

57:01

theories. Now we're going to

57:03

talk about all the juicy

57:05

theories surrounding Lemuria, aka the

57:07

land of Mu. So the

57:09

very first theory that we're

57:11

going to talk about is

57:13

called existed. So this theory

57:15

states that La Maria did

57:17

exist. It existed millions or

57:19

billions of years ago, and

57:21

some type of cataclysmic event

57:24

occurred and caused the continent

57:26

to be destroyed or submerged

57:28

underwater. The survivors of this

57:30

continent were able to make

57:32

it to different parts of

57:34

the world and as they

57:36

pretty much spread out they

57:38

scattered evidence of the existence

57:40

of their lost continent throughout

57:42

the world and these little

57:44

bread crumbs of their existence

57:46

of this continent. were pretty

57:48

much found by these explorers

57:51

like church ward, Blavatski, all

57:53

of them, and they wrote

57:55

about them. And that's how

57:57

we are aware of them.

57:59

That is the first theory.

58:01

Okay. pretty cool if it

58:03

did exist. Yeah, which I

58:05

mean, that's where lemurs come

58:07

from. But it could be

58:09

this second theory, which is

58:11

the most popular choice for

58:13

the theories, which is called

58:15

plate tectonics. This theory is

58:18

that a continent cannot just

58:20

disappear into the ocean with

58:22

pretty much no signs whatsoever.

58:24

Considering that there are multiple

58:26

layers of rock that are

58:28

kilometers thick. an island

58:30

could not just just just disappear

58:32

in there. These rocks would have

58:34

to shift all over to place

58:36

just for this island to pretty

58:38

much sneak into the other plates

58:40

to hide. But they weren't far

58:42

off, you know, with India and

58:44

Madagascar breaking off from a bigger

58:46

continent though, but they said it

58:48

wasn't La Maria. This was

58:51

supposedly called Mauritia, Mauritius, and it

58:53

happened about 84 million years ago,

58:56

and it wasn't caused by an

58:58

overnight cataclysmic event. This happened over

59:00

many, many, many, many years, millions

59:03

of years, probably, for these land

59:05

masses to drift apart. So this

59:08

theory is pretty much that Lameria

59:10

didn't exist and that's because if

59:12

it did exist you would find

59:15

there be more evidence more evidence

59:17

but it couldn't have existed because

59:20

the main theory is that it

59:22

was submerged and it couldn't have

59:24

submerged because of the way plate

59:27

tectonics work on earth. Correct. Okay.

59:29

I mean without big Lameria is

59:32

there had to be more evidence

59:34

like physical evidence they said. Maybe

59:36

that's where the aliens are chilling.

59:40

That is a theory. Yeah. All

59:42

right, so let's talk about our

59:45

next theory, which is called religious

59:47

tool. This theory states that Church

59:49

Ward and others tied Lameria to

59:52

the Bible. They would cite it

59:54

as the Garden of Eden or

59:57

the birthplace of biblical figures like

59:59

Moses. Then... the beliefs of the

1:00:01

Lamerians, you know, not disappearing when

1:00:04

the landmass was submerged because somehow

1:00:06

they were able to make their

1:00:08

way to California in Mount Shasta.

1:00:11

You have that belief as well.

1:00:13

That there's a place called Lameria

1:00:16

in California, which was founded by

1:00:18

a religious group in 1936. They

1:00:20

embraced the supposed teachings of the

1:00:23

civilization of Moo, aka Lameria, and

1:00:25

many of the ideas put forward

1:00:27

by Miss Blavotski. like human spiritual

1:00:30

evolution and karma. So pretty much

1:00:32

this theory is that I really

1:00:35

wouldn't say that La Maria didn't

1:00:37

really exist. Well, La Maria didn't

1:00:39

exist, but it was used as

1:00:42

a tool for control via religion.

1:00:44

The one religion to rule them

1:00:47

all. Yeah. Yeah. Because that's where

1:00:49

they say The first

1:00:51

religion, the original religion of mankind, came

1:00:53

from Lameria, and we talked about the

1:00:56

six stages of it. Maybe they were

1:00:58

trying to create their own religion. Church

1:01:00

Ward and all the other ones that

1:01:03

originally brought this up in the 1800s

1:01:05

to early 1900s. Churchward

1:01:08

wrote his book in what,

1:01:10

1908? Blavatski in 1888. Churchward

1:01:12

was like 1926 to 1931?

1:01:14

Believe it was? Yeah, somebody

1:01:16

wrote something in 1908 though.

1:01:18

I can't remember. Charles, Brashear

1:01:20

I believe. 1904. Okay. But

1:01:23

yeah, so maybe they all just

1:01:25

got together and were like, hey,

1:01:27

let's push this religion and they

1:01:29

were able to make La Maria

1:01:31

California start a small religious group

1:01:33

in 1936 that were based off

1:01:35

the teachings of Blavatski and La

1:01:37

Maria. Maybe that was the whole

1:01:39

purpose and La Maria never existed.

1:01:42

They just wanted to use it

1:01:44

as control. or

1:01:46

maybe for clout. Maybe it was

1:01:48

just a way for them to

1:01:50

just say, hey, we're important. We

1:01:52

discovered a civilization or an ancient

1:01:54

civilization by my book or read

1:01:56

about my teachings or follow my

1:01:58

ways. Oh yeah, Charles. want to

1:02:00

go find a civilization of his

1:02:02

own. And with the help of

1:02:05

Augustus's own works of finding the

1:02:07

land of Mu, which sounds like

1:02:09

he was talking about Atlantis mostly,

1:02:11

Charles has studied that, oh, I

1:02:13

discovered Lameria. Or it could be

1:02:15

this one theory, aliens. The government's

1:02:17

throwing us off with this outlandish

1:02:19

Lameria, the people, the 15 feet

1:02:21

tall people and all that. But

1:02:23

in fact, Lameria

1:02:26

did exist and that it did

1:02:28

sink and that's where the aliens

1:02:30

are now. Yeah, so back in

1:02:32

the day the government or the

1:02:34

leaders of the world discovered that

1:02:36

hey down inside of our oceans

1:02:38

there is a race of aliens

1:02:40

and we cannot allow individuals to

1:02:42

search that area. So instead we

1:02:44

are going to create this outlandish

1:02:46

theory that there was once a

1:02:48

lost continent submerged. There was once

1:02:50

a lost continent and it was

1:02:52

submerged and this lost continent had

1:02:54

an ancient civilization, aka Atlantis or

1:02:56

Lemuria, aka the land of Mu.

1:02:58

And we'll use this to make

1:03:00

people think, oh, that's a crazy

1:03:02

theory, nothing could exist in our

1:03:04

oceans as a way to cover

1:03:06

up the fact that something does

1:03:08

exist in our oceans. with the

1:03:10

fact they talk about how advanced

1:03:12

their technology was and everything. How

1:03:14

the hell did they not get

1:03:16

away from this kind of clismic

1:03:18

event? Yeah. What are you gonna

1:03:20

go hide in the mountain? What

1:03:22

the fuck? Nope. Lameria is literally

1:03:24

just a landmass or pretty much

1:03:26

a continent underwater and this is

1:03:28

where the aliens live. And all

1:03:30

those drones and stuff that come

1:03:32

out. are the aliens coming out

1:03:34

and checking up on us? It's

1:03:36

like, uh, fallout. They're coming up

1:03:39

and checking, seeing if it's safe

1:03:41

enough to come live on the

1:03:43

surface, which obviously it's not. Yeah.

1:03:45

People are going crazy up here,

1:03:47

assassinating CEOs. Yeah. All right. Well,

1:03:49

speaking of that, we talk about

1:03:51

that on our premium episode, the

1:03:53

assassination of United Health Care CEO.

1:03:55

by the way, I got some

1:03:57

more information. I found out there

1:03:59

was engravings in the shell casings.

1:04:01

Deny. Deny. Deny. Dispose. And shell

1:04:03

casings at the scene had denied

1:04:05

defend and dispose. De-P-O-S-E- rent on

1:04:07

them. Yeah. Okay. So this was

1:04:09

a targeted attack, like we said,

1:04:11

but we talk more about that

1:04:13

on our premium episode. If you

1:04:15

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for audio or $9.99 for video.

1:04:19

And we talk about that and

1:04:21

the UAPs and my own personal

1:04:23

experience with the UAP that I

1:04:25

recorded on video. And I got

1:04:27

some weird footage. You got abducted.

1:04:29

and then probed. No, not abducted

1:04:31

and probed. I've just witnessed something

1:04:33

weird as fuck and I got

1:04:35

it all on video. All right,

1:04:37

so do we have anything else

1:04:39

more we want to talk about?

1:04:41

Want to talk about our own

1:04:43

personal thoughts and theories behind this?

1:04:45

Do you think that La Maria

1:04:47

did exist? This ancient land of

1:04:49

moo? Or do you think it

1:04:51

was all just made up? I'd

1:04:53

like to believe it's true, but

1:04:55

just not enough evidence for me

1:04:57

to be like, yeah, it was

1:04:59

there? But the idea, the concept

1:05:01

of it, it's pretty cool that

1:05:04

there wasn't a continent there and

1:05:06

I don't know about it being

1:05:08

taken out overnight by like a

1:05:10

cataclysmic event. You know, maybe over

1:05:12

time it did, you know, actually

1:05:14

shift and just get flooded. But

1:05:16

yeah. Okay. I'm going to have

1:05:18

to go with the continent never

1:05:20

existed. I mean you take all

1:05:22

the other continents and you shift

1:05:24

them and they all fit in

1:05:26

perfectly together into one big landmass

1:05:28

and then you take it over

1:05:30

100,000 of years and then shifting

1:05:32

apart. So it's like a big

1:05:34

puzzle piece with their current continents

1:05:36

and there's no room for Lomeria.

1:05:38

There's nowhere for it to fit.

1:05:40

So That's what I'm going with.

1:05:42

It never existed that Blavatski, no

1:05:44

disrespect, church ward, Augustus, all them,

1:05:46

all their writing. just made

1:05:48

just made up They

1:05:50

followed They of off

1:05:52

of each other's

1:05:54

piggy-backed, and and just

1:05:56

expanded on on them.

1:05:58

Yeah, I can

1:06:00

see that. And

1:06:02

that's what I'm

1:06:04

going what I'm I with.

1:06:06

I mean, I I

1:06:08

said, to like to

1:06:10

believe that it

1:06:12

was really you

1:06:14

but yeah, Well,

1:06:16

if you are a loved one lived

1:06:19

on on La the land of Mu the land

1:06:21

of Mu, and you have stories to tell us

1:06:23

or you can lay eggs or you are

1:06:25

a hermaphrodite, Dan would like an email

1:06:27

from you. you. Or your, past life was was

1:06:29

La Marian or at Lantian. Yeah, send us an email.

1:06:31

We would love to hear from you.

1:06:34

That's right. But with that being said,

1:06:36

that is the end of our episode the

1:06:38

end I want to thank you for

1:06:40

joining us to thank you for all of

1:06:42

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1:06:44

We could not do this. you, That's right.

1:06:46

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