Lemuria and Atlantis were two of the original continents that existed on earth. Inhabitants on Earth at that time lived to about 30,000 years old, and consisted of Extra Terrestrials from neighboring stars such as Alpha Centauri, and Sirius. Both civilization were very advance in their technologies; they are able to harness energy from crystals to propel vehicles through the air of the atmosphere, as well as through space. Lemuria was a more peace loving nation and believed that other lesser developed beings should be left to their own pace of development. While Atlantis were the more domineering nation believing that all lesser races should be conquered (and thus the descriptions of conquest described in some of Plato's works). This disagreement began a thermonuclear war (which explains the melted remnants at the foot of the pyramids and locations mentioned in Part 1) that ended with both Lemuria and Atlantis as the casualties of this aforementioned war. Earth itself would experience the aftermath of this war for a very long time to come.
Lemuria was the first to sink beneath the waves overnight after 15,000 years. Only 20,000 Lemurian managed to escaped into the safety of their new home under Mount Shasta. Some of them choosing to remain with the still sleeping inhabitants that were ignorant of their impending demise. Most of those that remain were members of the priesthood who chose to extend their powers of prayers, chants, and songs, so that the dying Lemurians would feel no fear, and to help with the deep scarring in their etheric bodies. These brave and compassionate folks would pray, chant, and sing, til the water covered them, perishing along with the soundly sleeping masses. After Lemuria went under, shortly it was followed by Atlantis.
(Note : The above blurb is a greatly summarized version of how Lemuria and Atlantis perished under the waves of the Pacific Ocean. For a more detailed reading please visit this site.)
Some of us, whether we know it or not, are part of this story, whether we like it or not, or believe it or not. We carry within us memories of our past lives, even though we are not aware of it. These memories contain habits of our previous lifetimes, hence we sometimes are still acting out our old habits in this lifetime. As the saying goes "Old habits die hard."
