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Explore Mu, a legendary continent that disappeared under the ocean ages ago. The inhabitants of Mu and Lemuria were said to be over 50 million and were known as the Naacals. This vast continent and technologically advanced culture was the center of civilization some 25,000 years ago.
American Southwest
Ancient petroglyphs, Hopi, Zuni, Anasazi and Puebloan ruins, cliff dwellers and their relationship to Mu.
South Pacific
Archaeological and geological evidence of Mu the Motherland that spreads from Hawaii, Micronesia, Polynesia, Easter Island and beyond.
Sacred Symbols
The existence and symbols of Mu have been controversial ever since being brought to public attention by James Churchward in 1926.
South America
Information regarding the Lemurian colonies and settlements that were built throughout Mexico, Central and South America.
ABOUT
Blake & ElaineWebster
Blake and Elaine Webster met in 1973 with a common interest in ancient civilizations—specifically the pre-history continents of Mu, Lemuria and Atlantis. Throughout their marriage, they indulged this fascination—snatching tidbits of information when and where they could. At retirement age, they began to travel the Western United States. One day, as they fueled up in the Mojave desert, Elaine snatched some local real estate listings and the idea of moving to the Desert Southwest took flight.
Blake Webster
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Elaine Webster
Editor
Mu Articles
Understand more about mankind’s past connection with the advanced civilisation of Mu and Lemuria.
5D Optical Storage and Superman Memory Crystals
Superman Memory Crystals Superman memory crystals, commonly referred to as 5D optical storage, are a concept inspired by the "memory crystals" seen in the Superman films, particularly the Fortress of Solitude scenes. In reality, 5D optical storage is a...
Cuevas de los Tayos and the Relics of a Lost Civilization
Cuevas de los Tayos Cuevas de los Tayos is a series of tunnels and large rooms situated in the Andes’ eastern foothills in Ecuador. One of the caves, simply referred to as the Tayos Cave, has been at the center of numerous controversial theories regarding...
Obelisks and the Theory of Wireless Energy Reception
Who doesn’t love an obelisk? In the USA, the Washington Monument stands over 555 feet tall—a fusion of ancient inspiration and modern engineering. Similarly, the Luxor Hotel in Las Vegas, with its massive pyramid and accompanying obelisk, pays homage to...
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