Ancient Secrets Of The Masters Of Mu – Myths And Legends Examined – Part 1
Ellen Lloyd - AncientPages.com - Shortly before the destruction of their homeland the Lords of Mu traveled to various parts of the world.
Their mission was to create new civilizations and they all carried with them a number of sacred objects and secret records.
Their secret, not of this world wisdom survived and was secretly passed through the centuries by Mystery Schools.
Join us on a long journey to the distant past and uncover the true secrets of the Lords of Mu.
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