Fan Art: The Blueprint

One of the positive results of James Churchward’s works is the community of his true believers. While we might not all agree on everything James wrote, I have found the community to be filled with basically friendly and tolerant individuals.

Recently, my publisher sent an email connecting me with an artist on Instagram, the artist was so inspired by “The Children of Mu,” the following drawing was created:

Artwork Title: The Blueprint

Description: The inner part of the drawing displays the symbols of heaven and earth in a repetitive pattern. The repeating pattern symbolizes the idea of multiple dimensions all existing at once. The center triangle is a portal (of which I’ve had a vision of in the past and is the bases of most of my art pieces) The Portal naturally represents a way to and from the through and through.

The outer infinity symbols represent two things at once. The first is eternal life. The second is angels/aliens/guardians. These, in particular, are surrounding and guarding all dimensions as well as possibly powering and operating the portals.

If you wish to contact the artist, send an email and I’ll pass along your email address and any kind words you wish to invoke.

Have a great day!

Looking For The Naacal Tablet Photographs

While looking at the “Books of the Golden Age,” the 1927 volume written for Howard Keresy, I found a most interesting passage:

The Naacal Tablets are the foundation of James Churchward’s theories on the ancient civilization of Mu. If these photographs could be found, it would be the proof necessary to dispel the quote in “My Friend Churchey and His Sunken Island of Mu” where James tells the author they were fiction.

Happy Hunting!

When Alternate Archaeology Becomes Deadly

Recently in central Florida two deputies were shot by a “sovereign” citizen as they attempted to remove him from his vehicle in a public park in the early morning hours. The shooter did not survive. Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd’s press conference is shown in the video below:

The Muurish or Moorish or Washitaw nation is not a new organization, they claim to be the indigenous people of North America citing the works of my great-grandfather, James Churchward. I have interacted with members of the organization and have even written a blog post (Examining the ‘Mound Builder’s Calendar Stone’) and a video (James Churchward and the Muurish Empire Washita.)

The belief in being a sovereign citizen isn’t only taken up by members of the Empire Washitaw De Dugdahmoundyah, there are a wide range of folks with this mistaken belief. This ’empire’ uses James Churchward’s theories to cite they are the indigenous people of North America and thereby attempt to exempt themselves from federal, state and local laws (ask Wesley Snipes if that works if you don’t pay your taxes.) Based solely on passages from the 1931 Children of Mu, the United Nations has recognized them as an indigenous people with all the rights (see the “United Nations Declaration on Rights of Indigenous Peoples” on their webpage.) Article 4 states:

Indigenous peoples, in exercising their right to self-determination, have the right to autonomy or self-government in matters relating to their internal and local affairs, as well as ways and means for financing their autonomous functions.

Unfortunately, this has been interpreted to mean they are not bound by federal, state or local laws.

As Sheriff Judd says in the video, he could have walked away peaceably with no charges – instead, he decided to start shooting and ended up graveyard dead.
To be clear, not all sovereign citizens are a danger to themselves or others, but some are. This shooting didn’t have to happen. The sheriff’s deputies could be home with their families now instead of fighting for their lives and the mistaken young man could be alive and well spending time with his loved ones.

Please pray for the families of the officers and the mistaken young man.