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James Churchward’s Last Book…

Posted on October 7, 2018 | Comments Off

In previous posts I have mentioned the names of James Churchward’s unpublished manuscripts. For instance earlier this year in James Churchward’s Lost Manuscripts on Mu.
His short volume 1927 entitled, Copies of Stone Tablets Found by William Niven at Santiago Ahuizoctla Near Mexico City is contained in my book, The Stone Tablets of Mu.
And there are some I am not yet at liberty to divulge and there may be some in your attic if you recognize the people in these pictures and video.

I happened to run across the front page article from the Los Angeles Times from January 5, 1936 which mentioned he had moved to Los Angeles from his home in Mount Vernon for health reasons and to finish his fifth book, Shadows of America’s Great Past.

January 5, 1936 Los Angeles Times

His death was also covered in the Oakland Tribune and included a picture.

January 8, 1936 Oakland Tribune

James is buried in Kensico Cemetery in Valhalla, New York.

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Images Surface from Mu Lecture part 10

Posted on September 30, 2018 | 2 comments

Part 10
I recently received an email from Tim Walsh of the Bruce Museum in Greenwich, Connecticut concerning some lantern slides being held in their collection. Apparently they are from a presentation on the Lost Continent of Mu, but whether or not they were used by James Churchward is unknown.

List of names for each section of the presentation

Here are the slides in the final section entitled:

Extra Mu slides if used would make program too long

Final Section Title Slide
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

The Four Great Forces
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Narayana
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Lands of the West. Eg.
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Smyrna Road Cut
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Origin of Savagery
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Top of Pass 18,000 ft
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

A Tahitian Girl other half
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Cosmo diagram Mu
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Niven Tablet #4
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Map of India
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

The first pair
man and woman
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Jungles Guatemala
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Tree and Serpent
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

North rung wave Asia
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Mexican Tablet
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Vase Mound Builders
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Nootka Indian
Picture of submersion of Mu
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Koolersey(sp) Indian
Totem Pole
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Wiloonti(sp) Pipestone
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Troano Manuscript
In British Museum
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

See also The Madrid Codex

B of D Chap.
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Book of the
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

B of D. Chap 81
Courtesy of Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT

Images Surface from Mu Lecture part 1
Images Surface from Mu Lecture part 2
Images Surface from Mu Lecture part 3
Images Surface from Mu Lecture part 4
Images Surface from Mu Lecture part 5
Images Surface from Mu Lecture part 6
Images Surface from Mu Lecture part 7
Images Surface from Mu Lecture part 8
Images Surface from Mu Lecture part 9

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Images Surface from Mu Lecture part 9

Posted on September 23, 2018 | 4 comments

Part 9
I recently received an email from Tim Walsh of the Bruce Museum in Greenwich, Connecticut concerning some lantern slides being held in their collection. Apparently they are from a presentation on the Lost Continent of Mu, but whether or not they were used by James Churchward is unknown.

List of names for each section of the presentation

Here are the slides in the ninth section entitled: