Why The Lemurians Went Underground
A while ago, I was asked to describe, as well as I could, some of the reasons the people of the Inner Earth, or the various civilizations living in the hundreds of underground cities have chosen to live in this manner, and still choose it to this day.
More than twelve thousand years ago, when the continent of Lemuria vanished beneath the waves of the Pacific Ocean, about 25,000 Lemurians, the survivors of the cataclsm, went to live underground, below Mt. Shasta, the city they called Telos. Telos started to be built several centuries before the sinking of the continent. Both the Lemurians and the Atlanteans had for warning of the impending disasterthat their homes continents were going to vanish from the Earth, and they knew they needed to ready themselves for it. Telos was originally built to house 200,000 people but only 25,000 actually made the journey before the continents sank into the oceans.
At the time, this was a very painful and challenging direction they chose to make for the sake of saving their lives, saving most ancient records and treasures, and be able to continue their evolution peacefully, without the burden of the tremendous negativity and wars that were destroying the surface of the planet and its people.
After the sinking of Lemuria, and then Atlantis, a few hundred years later, the shock to the planet was so great, that the Earth shook for almost two thousand years. For 300 hundred years, the debris floating around the planet were so dense, that it greatly dimmed the light of the sun to the point that it became very cold on the planet. Plant and animal life became rather scarce, and the growing of food very difficult. Life on Earth became almost unbearable for the longest time, and so difficult, that a large population of people who remained on the surface eventually died.
For 200 years, earthquakes were constantly so violent, that large segments of the surface liquefied as clay, and formed a sea of mud, engulfing whole cities overnight, all over the planet. Tidal waves were so large that they went as far as 1,000 miles inland, destroying everything in their way. The cities that were not engulfed by the sea of mud or by the tidal waves, eventually shook to rubble by centuries of constant shaking. Hunger and diseases were rampant everywhere. There are places that survived, yes, like Egypt for example, because they were aware that these cataclysms were going to happen, and they had the wisdom to start building their cities accordingly ahead of time. But for most, it was the desolation of almost total destruction in most areas on the planet. It was easier at the time to live underground than it was to try to make it on the surface.
Those who went underground, the survivors of these cataclysms, were able to gradually, little by little, develop a way of life underground that was far superior and wondrous than what surface people were subjected to. At the time, various bands of marauding extraterrestrials came to dominate and prey on the people of Earth who were struggling to survive as peacefully as they could. The extraterrestrials were not the only ones who caused a lot of negativity on this planet. The majority of the people of Earth themselves had fallen into a very low level of spiritual denial. They were also warring and preying viciously among themselves. Love, compassion and true brotherhood had become something of the past, forgotten by most people of Earth´s population. Mankind, in many areas, regressed to the level of cavemen and warring savages.
Ever since, people of Earth have never stop completely warring against each other. There has been eras of peace and love, but they never lasted very long. There were always those who came to disturb it, and put an end to it through attacks and destruction. Even today, at the very dawn of a new permanent golden age on this planet, there are many who still live in the consciousness of fear, violence, enemies, control of others, manipulation, wars, intolerance, taxation imposition, deception, greed, etc. One needs only read a newspaper or watch the news to relate to what I am writing about here.
Those of the Lemurians who were committed to their spiritual evolution, and who desired to remain faithful to their heritage of peace, love and brotherhood found it easier to live underground than to be subjected to the harshness that existed on the surface. It is that simple of an explanation. It was not only harshness of the weather that made life difficult on the surface, but also the harshness of how humanity had come to treat each other.
Following the sinking of the continents, people of Earth did not learn their lessons well, and many continued in their ways of darkness, greed, control and warring. When the continent of Atlantis sank under the waves of the Atlantic ocean, it is my understanding that the disturbances caused to the body of the Earth was even greater than the disturbances caused by the sinking of Lemuria. The story of “Great Flood” that the bible talks about is really one of the phases we know of the sinking of Atlantis.
In the subterranean cities, there are those who have evolved to a fifth dimension consciousness and those who have evolved to a fourth dimension consciousness, while retaining an immortalized body that is totally free of the human limitations we are still subjected to on the surface. All of them live in a kind of wondrous paradise they have forged for themselves over the thousands of years they have lived underground. Our ways of life here is very far remote from theirs. They consider us still very primitive in our ways of living, the way we structure our societies, our governments, our legal system, our educational system and our healing modalities with the cut, burn, and poison system, etc.
I could go on and on as to why people who live underground have no desire to live on the surface. Until our consciousness evolves in a more positive direction, or perhaps until we get out of our ?diapers? and start acting like mature, evolved humans, honor the Earth and Her many kingdoms, until we become more responsible stewards for our Sacred Earth, our platform of evolution, and stop trashing Her body, until we stop killing each other and slaughtering our animals, we are continuing to be seen, not only by the various underground civilizations, but also by the numerous other inter-galactic civilizations, as primitive, unreliable, unpredictable and not safe to be around.
Wake up, people of Earth´s surface. Together, let´s all join hands to create for ourselves this wondrous paradise all of us have been longing for, for so very long. Today, let us all embrace harmlessness, kindness, love, compassion, brotherhood, forgiveness for each other, for all beings of the animal kingdom, and for all of Earth´s other kingdoms. Let us start to do it right now, and in each moment of every day to come. Let us create a new beginning and prove ourselves worthy and ready to be physically trained by our ?underground? brothers and sisters. Let us join with them in spirit in our daily prayers, and soon in bodies, that together, we can forge a new civilization of human beings on this planet who will equal the attainment and mastery that our brothers and sisters living underground have reached. Let us do it?now and know that if we all bind together to do it, very quickly, our two civilizations will unite again “physically”, in a grand celebration of Love and Light.
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