Lemuria

This exploration of Lemuria reveals its significance in human evolution and consciousness, drawing on the works of notable occultists to uncover profound mysteries.

In Lemuria, Angela Lord explores the enigmatic lost continent, drawing heavily from the insights of Rudolf Steiner and other occult writers like William Scott-Elliot and Helena Blavatsky. The narrative is enriched with vivid illustrations, maps, and diagrams that help visualize this ancient landmass and its significance in the context of human evolution. Lord argues that understanding Lemuria unlocks mysteries that are crucial to comprehending our present and future evolutionary stages.

The book begins with an examination of Earth's geological history, leading into the profound implications of the Fall from Paradise. Lord connects this event to the loss of clairvoyance and the emergence of human reproduction, suggesting that these developments were pivotal in shaping humanity's spiritual journey. She describes how the spirit-self's descent introduced earthly desires and self-centered love, marking a significant transition in the Lemurian epoch.

Furthermore, Lemuria delves into the influence of spiritual entities on human evolution, illustrating how they guided humanity toward balance and the development of physical senses. Lord also touches upon the origins of religion, the concept of time, and the relevance of ancient myths, such as the story of Isis and Osiris. With additional evolutionary charts by John Waterman and W. Scott-Elliot, this book offers a comprehensive overview of a fascinating topic that intertwines history, spirituality, and the evolution of consciousness.