0913 The Civilization of Mu

0913 The Civilization of Mu

Private Live Chat

13th September, 2022

MEntity: Hello to each of you. We are here, now. We can begin.

Connor: Hello again, Michael!

Let’s talk about the civilization of Mu.

After the Second Intervention, Africa was littered with all sorts of “mythological” hybrid species as a result of cross-breeding. You have said Mu first began to develop two million years ago, along with Atlantis, as a response to the more dangerous of these creatures. Lemurians did not exist, however, until the Third Intervention half a million years later (1.5 mya).

So, correct me if I am wrong, but it appears you sometimes use “Mu” as an umbrella term to refer not only to Lemurians, but to the neighboring civilizations of Asia which were influenced by Lemurians and grew alongside them. For that reason, please be specific in your responses below when you are referring to Lemurians vs human civilizations living alongside Lemurians.

We don’t even know where the Lemurians lived, except that it was somewhere in Asia. You said they lived in “a very closed off and protected part of the planet,” which makes me think they were either surrounded by mountains or on an island. Perhaps Japan?

Question ONE: Where in Asia did the Lemurians live? And what did their city look like?

MEntity: 

First, we will state that while we do use "Mu" as a reference to a place, we also use this term to reference the collection of concepts that were nurtured, sustained, and shared beyond Lemurians that spread into "the East."

In response to ONE: Lemurians originally lived on a land mass in the North Pacific Ocean that no longer exists. This land mass was quite large and it could be said that the islands of Hawaii were eventually formed from or a part of that original land mass.

Lemurian cities were not in any way similar to what is now known as cities. Lemurians were not as dependent upon physical resources and therefore were not as inclined toward living in any way that separated them from nature. Their "cities" were collections of people and pooled resources and psychic networks. The land of Mu was abundant and could be said to have been an Eden.

There was no need for cultivating crops or organizing structures, though structures were created for spiritual and creative expression. Everything needed was abundant and available. There was no need for vehicles or paths of travel, though over time there did come to be a kind of "fast travel" system that would utilize this psychic network for transferring consciousness to another location. This may be difficult to imagine or accept, but because of their unique physical nature, they could condense themselves into a packet of data/energy and use the psychic network to travel to another location where they could unpack themselves. They were relatively reclusive due to their fragile nature and travel tended to be limited to a portion of the population who elected to take those risks. Those who would cross paths with them would tend to see them as gods or otherworldly beings that were to be feared or worshipped.

Connor: Lemurians could teleport?

MEntity: 

Yes, Lemurians could "teleport," so to speak.

If you were to see their "cities" they would mostly appear as luminous structures that were constructed to gather for focusing ideas and share states of energy rather than as shelters or homes or inventory spaces.

Before Lemurians cycled off, they would have much more contact with inhabitants of surrounding lands, particularly that of Japan as it was quite accessible.

PetraB: Why did the Land of MU go down under?

Connor: Thanks for asking Petra, I am also curious about that.

Question TWO: Can you describe the civilization of Mu? How was it different from that of Atlantis?

MEntity: In response to TWO: We think we have addressed this a bit in our first response, but we can say that the differences between Mu/Lemurians and Atlantis/Atlanteans were vast. Mu was far more interested in subtle energies and networks of energy that were inherent in all living things and learning to work with these vs Atlantis that was far more interested in harvesting, cultivating, conquering, controlling, and owning nature.

PetraB: And the packaging & unpack-aging to travel sounds like mRNA on a psychic level to me Michael?

MEntity: The comparison to mRNA is a fair comparison.

Question THREE: Can you describe the evolution of the relationship between Lemurians and neighboring civilizations? I expect the Lemurians were kinder to their neighbors than the Atlanteans.

MEntity: 

In response to THREE: Lemurians loved deeply. There was no concept of hate. There were preferences and dislikes, but they never experienced hate. Hate is born of isolated division. Lemurians never felt this isolated division, despite their fragility and isolation from most of the world. Though they were protective for practical purposes, they were not defensive. They sought contact with others but most of that contact would be distorted by projections and fantasy and fear, so it was not easy for them to navigate other populations. When they did bond with trusted inhabitants of another civilization, they would tend to focus on a limited circle of contact.

Their greatest relationships were with those who inhabited Japan and those who inhabited the islands that are known now as Hawaii. The animistic elements of Hawaiian mythology were born of contact and bonding with Lemurians. The subtle energies of the body as taught by Lemurians were carried through Japan and further into Asia.

Question FOUR: Do any of the Lemurians have a message for those of us still incarnating?

MEntity: In response to FOUR: no.

Connor: Can you elaborate a bit on why Mu sank? Was it the same earthquake that caused Atlantis to sink?

MEntity: 

Though we do not have the correct terminology through this channel, we can try to describe the land of Mu as being as fragile as Lemurians. It was rapidly destroyed by undersea volcanos that churned the ocean and land and Mu "sank".

We must conclude here for today. Good day to both of you. Goodbye, for now.

PetraB: Thank You very much Michael  Troy!

Connor: Thank you, Michael and Troy! Excellent work ♥

PetraB: Thanks Connor, now we need to map Mu out next time, me thinks it extended into the Pacific Northwest.

Connor: Yes, I was quite surprised to hear Michael say they were living on a landmass which no longer exists.

PetraB: I considered it for a while, run actually into a guy who gave seminars about that theory in Germany and attended, geez.

Connor: We got so much good material from this! I was surprised enough to learn about Lemurian telekinesis a while ago, and now teleportation? Wild.

Yeah, I don't think the Mu landmass reached as far as the Pacific Northwest, but if the Lemurians established close ties with Japan it stands to reason they would have done the same "in the other direction".

PetraB: Was just thinking that Michael mentioned that MU was big

Connor: You're right, they did say the landmass was "quite large." We know next to nothing about events in North/South America during the time of Mu/Atlantis anyway, so asking about that will no doubt yield an interesting response.

Troy: Hey I'm still here... this is Troy. You are right about that.

PetraB: About what?

Troy: They reached the coast of the U.S. too. Something about California at some point when they were worried about Atlanteans. I don't know more.

PetraB: Oh, Wow

Connor: Wow! This is from your "side chat" with Michael while the session was ongoing? We'll have to explore that further.

PetraB: Thank you so much Troy for this session and coming in now!

Troy: Atlanteans were getting really aggressive at some point that gave Lemurians concern for setting up refuges in remote locations.

PetraB: Wow

Troy: I don't know more than that. But that was something that I don't think came through and you mentioning it made me remember. Love you both!

PetraB: Love You Troy, I know you have to go on now, have a great day!

Connor: Thank you so much for bringing it to our attention! We will definitely be asking Michael about it in a future exchange.

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A huge Thank You to @petra for tugging on our Patron/Artist Monad and inviting me to join her for today's exploration of what may well have been the greatest civilization our Sentience has ever known. Yes, greater even than Atlantis. Mu was more advanced than Atlantis, more stable and more successful. And Mu was kinder than Atlantis. If I had to choose between the two, which would I like to incarnate into, I would choose Mu every time. Even though I am obsessed with Atlantis, that doesn't mean I'd want to live there.

I didn't know what to expect with this one. When Petra contacted me about exploring Mu, I wasn't even sure where to start. Michael has not been asked nearly as much about Mu. They have shared a fair amount about Lemurians, but not very much about Lemurian civilization. And for all these years, most of us here in TLE, myself included, assumed the Lemurians lived somewhere in Asia. Japan was my first guess. The Himalayas were my second. But no. Apparently they lived in "Hawaii," smack dab in the middle of the North Pacific. So, if you're tired of using Google Earth to scrutinize the same patch of Atlantic Ocean where Atlantis may have been, now you have something else to look for.

What Michael said about the land being as "fragile as the Lemurians" makes sense if you know a thing or two about how the Hawaiian Islands were formed. The islands are remarkably new. The youngest is the Big Island, which is only a few hundred thousand years old. Oahu and Kauai are closer to five million years old. Each of the Hawaiian islands was formed by a volcanic "hot spot". This hot spot is in a fixed location. It does not move. But the Pacific tectonic plate overtop the hot spot does move. So, the volcanic hotspot erupts through the crust and gradually forms a new volcano which rises out of the ocean to become a volcanic island. Then the tectonic plate moves, the hot spot punches through a new spot in the crust and forms another new volcano, and the process repeats. The result is Hawaii.

This is likely how the Mu landmass was formed over time and would explain why Michael described the land as fragile. If all the volcanos in Hawaii's volcanic hot spot erupted powerfully enough, the effect on the landmass could have been catastrophic. Look at what happened to Krakatoa. So, the Hawaiian islands appear to be the last surviving remnants of the Mu landmass. And when Michael says they were "formed from" the Lemurian landmass, I think they are referring to the fact that the same volcanic hotspot is still producing new land and will continue to do so. Michael did not confirm if the volcanic eruptions which destroyed Mu were part of the same geological event triggered by the Fall of Atlantis.

In one of my sessions from last year, Michael revealed the Lemurians had limited telekinesis, which was surprising enough. But today, Michael started talking about Lemurian teleportation, and it nearly melted my brain. Perhaps this is how they were able to reach North America? They simply teleported there, rather than using ships? The Lemurian presence in North America which Troy mentioned is something we'll have to explore later, as well as the supposed "Atlantean aggression" which prompted it. Sounds like there might be a fascinating story underneath there.