Page 2 ~ Lemuria, et all

~6,000,000 B.C. to 52,010 B.C.~  "The 1st and 2nd worlds of Earth."

"7 lands (continental size land masses) there were, and 7 seas to go with them!"

Lemuria, plus the lost Green and Blue continents.

Lemuria, the mega continent. The first civilization of 'native born' Earth humans (of Giant form).  The Inspiration and 'big brother/big sister' to the earliest Atlanteans.

Lemurian night view from Atlantean A.L.-3000 satellite circa @ 52,200 B.C. {reconstruction imagery}.

~Lemuria~

Introduction.

Names:

Called the First Continent. Pangeia, Gondwana, Gondwanaland, and Mu, and other names.  This mega continent was the largest landmass to emerge after the intial gathering of the waters following the chunk of Aldaraan that collided with Earth and became our moon.  See www.marshistory.info for more information on this event.  For millenia, this was a geologically stable landmass.  It was the first continent populated by what came to be known is human beings, which then had a much larger stature.

Lemurian Geography:

Lemuria, as it existed then, was almost a mirror reversal of the pacific ocean below the 37th parallel, with a west coast stretching between Japan and Australia and it's eastern coast stretching between the north and south American continents.

6,000,000 B.C. to 150,000 B.C.~ The Classical Geology: 

After the churning and long settlement of the Earth following the collison of what would become the moon, Lemuria for a long time was known as a land of seemingly endless hills and plains, and much of what we would call jungle, although the plant life was different then.  Even though there wasn't much rain as we know it, there were plentiful lakes, streams and rivers, due to the super abundance of springs, and the almost oozing thick morning dew in some areas. 

The eastern shore. 

Lemuria’s northeastern shore started at the present day coast of Oregon and included California's coastline as well as parts of the Baha California coast. A chain of islands (stretching north and south) then existed 80 to 100 miles east of this Lemurian Coastline, which later became the Sierra Nevada mountains. Lemuria’s large eastern coast then extended south.  Most of South America’s west coast was then part of Lemuria’s east coast.

The southern shore.

At what is now the southwest coast of South America, Lemuria’s coastline diverged to the west. Lemuria’s southern coast then stretched across (what is now) Pacific ocean to the southeast coast of Australia. The Easter and Galapagos islands were a part of Lemuria. The unique animal Life on Galapagos, just like the unique Redwood trees in California, are remnant populations of that lush land!

The western shore.

At the northeast coast of Australia, the coastline of Lemuria headed north and a little east to include part of the Philippines. A long Isthmus then extended northwest into a part of what is now parts of Japan. Then the land headed back north and east to coastal Oregen. Hawaii was also part of Lemuria

The northern shore.

The northern shore, roughly flollowed what is today the 37N parallel, with two more northerly extensions.  The first northern larger peninsula/extension was in the vicinity of what is now Japan, and the 2nd northern peninsula was in the vicinity of what is now North America.

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72,000 B.C. ~ 'Modern Geology':  

An almost endless variated land.

After a millenia of stability, the Lemuria of 72,000 B.C. became geologically active.  Many many volcano’s, earth fault lines, hot springs, mud volcano’s, gas geysers, and other thermal features were spread throughout this largest landmass.  All theses features enriched the ground, which was already full of mineral, metallic and beautiful crystalline deposits.  Lemuria was known for the fertility of the earth.  Huge green forests and jungle existed in most areas.  The megaflora in turn supported numerous Lemurian populations of megafauna.  These large animals and DINOSAURS, also numerous in many other parts of the Earth, caused real problems for the peoples of Mu.  The original Philosophy of the Lemurians was ‘non interference’ with all life forms.  While this is noble, this became an aspect of the one fallability the later Lemurians had~ the inability to change.  The original people(s) of Lemuria were Giants with a minimum stature of around 9 meters/28 feet tall.  Some of this land were much taller than that, and no one in this time period had a 'short' stature of today's 2 meters tall human's. 

For the most part, Lemurians did not live in cities such as exist today, but rather gatherings or 'nodal' areas where enhanced gravi~magnetics existed, as well as emanations of certain crystalline deposits,  In these areas, pyramids and other geometric amplifying structures were built, with some living in simple dwellings nearby, as well as caves.

 The atmospheric manifold and Lemurian weather.

Due to the different atmospheric pressure with different atmospheric gases and gas ratio's then existing as part of the atmospheric manifold, the sky was not blue, but on non cloudy days, the sky was a yellow orange, sometimes shading to a deep green color with sunrises and sunsets.  Some areas of Lemuria had more of these sky color variations, and these areas became places of interest and recreation.  Violent weather, such as we know now, was unheard of then.  Drought and dryness were known, but deserts as exist now, did not exist then.   Sometimes rain itself was rare, but the megaflora, megafauna and other life including the giant humans got most of the water then from 'the mists and dews of time' which collected in most places every early morning.  In this earlier atmosphere of Earth, the collection of these dews on the giant vegatation, then dripping down into furrows in the earth, was of enough volume to collect into pools, which fed streamlets which in turn became brooks and rivers, which in turn fed the shallower less salty seas of this era. 

The rare areas of true rain become places of recreation, and rest.

In areas of increased geologic activity, the steam from the volcano's, mud volcano's, geysers and other thermal features would sometime cloud up locally resulting in local rain showers.   These places of increased local rain became areas of recreation due the rarity of rain on most of the continent, and most of Earth at this time.  Even though later Lemuria had plenty of volcano's, most were on a 'slow' eruption cycle, which allowed a steady building of the volcano, and Earth, but not erupting so much with violence and destruction.    When volcano's did very rarely erupt more violently, there would an unknown occurance of lightning, but not thunder as we know it now.  Increased local rain was a result.

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~Interlude~

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Image Tree 1

Pre-Flood forest and vegetation with Earth's functioning atmospheric manifold; the above a reconstruction of what was, from the Continent of Gobi/Cathay . *See Page 3 for the Continent of Gobi/Cathy~ the Solar Dynasty, centered where Mongolia, China and southeast Asia are now.

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