Lhe story of the destruction of Mu, the motherland of Man, is very strange indeed. It gives us the solution to the mystery of the white traces of the South Seas and teaches us how a great civilization flourished in the center of the Pacific, only to be completely erased overnight. A few years ago, scientists would have doubted the possibility of the existence in the middle of the Pacific of a vast continent like Mu. But since then documents have been discovered, comparisons made, which prove that this continent existed. The evidence is diverse.
First there are the sacred tablets discovered in an Indian temple and deciphered with the help of a learned priest. These tablets gave a first glimpse of Mu and launched quite a few explorers on a quest around the world. They were scrubbed by the Naacals, either in Burma or in the mother country. They tell how the Naacals came from this continent in the middle of the Pacific. They also tell the story of the creation of man on this earth. Less ancient documents written in Mayax, Egypt and India, describe the destruction of this land of Mu, when the earth's crust was covered to plunge the entire continent into an abyss of water and fire. Then the waters of the Pacific closed on what had been a mighty civilization.
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Then there is a confirmation of the existence of Mu in other ancient manuscripts, among which a classic like the Hindu epic Ramayana, written by the historian Valmiki under the dictation of Narana, high priest of the Rishi (sacred) temples in Ayhodia, who read to him the ancient archives of the temple. Valmiki says that the Naacals "came to Burma from their native land in the east," that is, from the Pacific Ocean. Another document confirms the account of the sacred tablets and of Valmiki; it is the Troano manuscript which is now in the British Museum. This is a very old Mayan book written in Yukatan. It is referred to as the "Land of Mu", employing the same Mu symbols that we find in India, Burma and Egypt. We still have a reference to the Codex Cortesianus, a Mayan book roughly contemporary with the Troano Manuscript. And then there's the Lhasa Document, hundreds of writings from Greece, Central America, Mexico, and cave paintings in cave caves in the western states of the United States.
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