Ebook: The Sacred Symbols of Mu

"Colonel Churchward has assembled important new material primarily dealing with the Indian Mound Builders of America whose symbols are traced to those of the Lost Continent of Mu. He also seeks to prove that the sacred and inspired writing of Mu formed the basis of all religions that have since developed."
- Dustwrapper to 'The Children of Mu' republished 1959 by Neville Spearman Ltd, London.

"Enlarged and revised edition covering important new material primarily dealing with the Indian Mound Builders of America whose symbols are traced to those of the Lost Continent of Mu. “He has brought together a really wonderful mass of relics of ancient races and shards of dead civilisations"—N.Y. Times.
- Dustwrapper to 'The Lost Continent of Mu' republished 1959 by Neville Spearman Ltd, London.


"...That Jesus was a Master of the Cosmic Forces, with a perfect knowledge of the Original Religion, is manifest in the Books of the New Testament; but it is not there shown that he understood the language of Mu. His acquaintance with it is proved by his last words when nailed to the Cross: 'Eli, Eli, lama sabac tha ni'.

This is not Hebrew nor any tongue that was spoken in Asia Minor during the life of Jesus. It is the pure tongue of the Motherland, badly pronounced and spelt in the New Testament. It should have been spelt, read and pronounced: 'Hele, hele, lamat zabac ta ni'.

Translation:
Hele—I faint. Hele—I faint; lamat zabac ta ni—darkness is coming over my face.

I do not stand alone on this translation. The late Don Antonio Batres Jaurequi, a prominent Maya scholar of Guatemala, in his book, 'History of Central America', says: 'The last words of Jesus on the Cross were in Maya, the oldest known language'. He says they should read, 'Hele, Hele, lamah sabac ta ni'. Put in English: 'Now I am fainting; the darkness covers my face'. Thus we virtually agree on all material points. The slight differences are easily explained..."
-pp54-55

(The above reproduced in large part by Chan THOMAS in his "The Adam and Eve Story" (1963)).

"HAWAII. PACIFIC ISLANDS.-The Hawaiians have a very ancient legend stating:- 'Taaroa made man out of red earth Araca, and breathed into his nostrils. He made woman from man's bones and called her Ivi.'"
--p102
(c.f. 'Ifo' / 'Ivi' in J.H. HARVEY: 'The Heritage of Britain' (1940)).


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See also: 'The Adam and Eve Story' (1963, 1965, 1993) by Chan THOMAS; 'Doomsday Just Ahead?' (2004) by I.N. Rankin; 'How to Survive 2012' (2007) by Patrick GERYL; 'The Heritage of Britain' (1940) by John H. HARVEY