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Reddit mentions of The Lost Continent of Mu
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| Height | 9 Inches |
| Length | 6 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | August 2007 |
| Weight | 0.00220462262 Pounds |
| Width | 1 Inches |
In that case, if you want to explore the subject further, the books of James Churchward I mentioned earlier are a good place to start.
This link will tell you a bit about him. You can find a Kindle edition of his first book about Lemurea (which he called 'Mu'—hence the use of the word by the pop group video you posted a link to) on Amazon: The Lost Continent of Mu. His other books are still available in various editions, new and second-hand.
I hope that's of help?
I recently took a cross country flight and was reading "The Lost Continent Of Mu" by James Churchward. Fascinating book, but I was particularly struck by how he allowed his own bias into his descriptions of the perfect society of Mu.
There are many things he made clear he didn't know, but he was sure to (multiple times) let the reader know that among this great society of equals, the WHITE MEN were the rulers.
Read that a last sentence a few times. And now you know how 'history' works. He's discussing a society that generated the sum total of ancient art and mythology by interpreting dead languages from literal stone tablets... but he still couldn't imagine a society where men ruled as true equals.