THE LEMURIAN WAY, Remembering your Essential Nature (excerpt 2nd edition)
What is Lemuria?
Lemuria, also known as Mu or the motherland, was the first and most spiritual civilization pre-dating the fabulous realm of Atlantis, then becoming a contemporary of that ancient land. Lemuria may be the source of the Golden Age referred to in myths and legends all over the world.
Lemuria’s landmass was a gigantic continent located in the Pacific Ocean. Due to tectonic shifts, volcanoes, and earthquakes Lemuria became mostly submerged. Physical and spiritual remnants of Lemuria are found in Polynesian islands, Japan, Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand, and the west coast of North and South America.
Lemurians were the first homo sapien civilization, while possibly the greatest spiritual society known on earth as the inhabitants of Lemuria worked together in harmony. Madame Blavatsky refers to Lemuria in her book THE SECRET DOCTRINE, calling Lemurians the third root race and the third stage of evolution of our planet.
Authors Lauren O. Thyme and Sareya Orion each experienced their initial lifetimes on planet earth as Lemurians and have clear memories of their individual lifetimes there. Working as a team writing THE LEMURIAN WAY along with now-disembodied Lemurian Elders (also known as ascended masters), Lauren and Sareya construct a history of that long-ago time, where myths of a golden age of peace and spirituality may have originated.
“The [Lemurian] Elders describe the harmonious life they experienced in Lemuria as a guidepost for human civilization today. They elaborate on the ease of Universal Laws and Wisdom as they lived it, knowledge as old as humanity…They stimulate deep soul memories by presenting details of their society that encompass the order, logic, and harmony of the universe. They remind us to allow recognition, knowledge residing in individual souls, to just happen. They encourage us, not just to understand with our intellects, but to feel the wisdom in our bodies.”
Pg. xvii
Lemuria was a name coined by Col. James Churchward, who wrote a number of books on the antediluvian civilization he named Lemuria because of the abundance of lemurs in the area.
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