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by James Churchward

1926

Contents

Preface

Chapter - Alpha - The Beginning
Chapter - The Lost Continent
Chapter - The Land of Man's Advent On Earth
Chapter - Records of The Lost Continent
Chapter - The Egyptian Sacred Volume - Book of The Dead
Chapter - Mu, The Empire of The Sun
Chapter - Age of Mu's Civilization
Chapter - Man's First Religion
Chapter - Symbols, Vignettes, Tableaux and Diagrams
Chapter - North America's Place Among The Ancient Civilizations
Chapter - Niven's Mexican Buried Cities
Chapter - Yucatan's Place Among The Ancient Civilizations
Chapter - The Geological History of Mu
Chapter - The Origin of Savagery
Chapter - Ancient Religious Conceptions
Chapter - Ancient Sacred Mysteries, Rites and Ceremonies
Chapter - Omega - The Coping Stone

PREFACE

All matters of science in this work are based on the translations of two sets of ancient tablets. Naacal tablets which I discovered in India many years ago, and a large collection of stone tablets, over 2500, recently discovered by William Niven in Mexico.

Both sets have the same origin; for both sets are extracts from the Sacred Inspired Writings of Mu.

The Naacal tablets are written with the Naga symbols and characters - and - photo 1

The Naacal tablets are written with the Naga symbols and characters - and, legend says, were written in the Motherland and first brought to Burma and then to India.

Their extreme age is attested to by the fact that history says the Naacals left Burma more than 15,000 years ago.

Where the Mexican tablets were written is problematical. They are mostly written in the northern or Uighur symbols and characters. What actual writing there is on both sets is in the alphabet of Mu, the Motherland. Whether they were written in Mexico or in the Motherland and brought to Mexico I cannot say. They are, however, over 12,000 years old as shown by some of the tablets.

Among the Mexican tablets I have found several speaking of Mu, and others that supply missing links in my Naacal tale of Creation. These I have added to the text of this edition of Mu, giving their dissections, decipherings and translations.

Some of the subjects embodied in these American tablets are: an account of the Creation in minute detail, Life and its origin minutely given. The origin and workings of the "Four Great Cosmic Forces." Over 1000 tablets are devoted to this subject and last but not least: The creation of woman.

The Naacal tablets which I came across in the Orient were only fragments of the various subjects with many missing links. The Mexican tablets not only confirm the Naacal but supply many of the missing links.

I spent many years, proving as far as possible, by experimentation, that the facts set forth in these tablets were true. I spent over 50 years in investigation, research and explorations to prove out what I found written on these intensely interesting Naacal tablets. I have yet to find the first one that is wrong.

The Mexican, like the Naacal, indubitably establishes to my own satisfaction that at one time the earth had an incalculably ancient civilization, which was, in many respects, superior to our own, and far in advance of us in some important essentials which the modern world is just beginning to have cognizance of. These tablets, with other ancient records, bear witness to the amazing fact that the civilizations of India, Babylonia, Persia, Egypt and Yucatan were but the dying embers of the first great civilization.

The Oriental Naacal tablets which formed the foundation of the first edition of this book were a wonderful history of past man. Niven's Mexican Stone Tablets are equally wonderful and instructive, if not more so.

They confirm my contention that the oldest records of man are not to be found in Egypt or the Valley of the Euphrates, but right here in North America and in the Orient where Mu planted her first colonies.

I desire here to express my appreciation and thanks for the courtesies and contributions received for the benefit of this book from:

The British Museum, London
Bernice P. Bishop Museum, Honolulu
The American Weekly, New York
Capt. E. A. Salisbury, Los Angeles, Cal.
Samuel Hubbard, Oakland, Cal.
William Niven, Austin, Texas
to Certain Monasteries in India and Tibet whose names are withheld by request

CHAPTER I

ALPHA - THE BEGINNING

The Garden of Eden was not in Asia but on a now sunken continent in the Pacific Ocean. The Biblical story of creation - the epic of the seven days and the seven nights - came first not from the peoples of the Nile or of the Euphrates Valley but from this now submerged continent, Mu - the Motherland of Man.

These assertions can be proved by the complex records I discovered upon long-forgotten sacred tablets in India, together with records from other countries. They tell of this strange country of 64,000,000 inhabitants, who, 50,000 years ago, had developed a civilization superior in many respects to our own. They described, among other things, the creation of man in the mysterious land of Mu.

By comparing this writing with records of other ancient civilizations, as revealed in written documents, prehistoric ruins and geological phenomena, I found that all these centers of civilization had drawn their culture from a common source - Mu.

We may, therefore, be sure that the Biblical story of the creation as we know it today evolved from the impressive account gathered from those ancient tablets which relate the history of Mu - history 500 centuries old.

The manner in which this original story of the creation came to light forms a tale that takes us back more than fifty years.

It was a famine time in India. I was assisting, in relief work, the high priest of a college temple. Although I did not know it at first, he was exceedingly interested in archaeology and the records of the ancients, and had a greater knowledge of those subjects than any other living man.

When he saw one day that I was trying to decipher a peculiar bas-relief, he took an interest in me that brought about one of the truest friendships I have ever known. He showed me how to solve the puzzle of those peculiar inscriptions and offered to give me lessons which would fit me for still more difficult work.

For more than two years I studied diligently a dead language my priestly friend believed to be the original tongue of mankind. He informed me that this language was understood by only two other high priests in India. A great difficulty arose from the fact that many of the apparently simple inscriptions had hidden meanings which had been designed especially for the Holy Brothers - the Naacals - a priestly brotherhood sent from the motherland to the colonies to teach the sacred writings, religion and the sciences.

One day, being in a talkative mood, he told me there were a number of ancient tablets in the secret archives of the temple. What they consisted of he did not know, for he had seen only the chatties containing them. Although he was in a position to examine the writings he had never done so, as they were sacred records not to be touched.

In discussing these secret writings he added something that sent my curiosity up to a new high point. He had already mentioned the legendary Motherland of Man - the mysterious land of Mu. Now he amazed me by the admission that the precious tablets were believed by many to have been written by the Naacals, either in Burma or in the vanished motherland itself.

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