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| As an illustration of the true scientific knowledge possessed by these Lemurians, we can take the forest fires that raged in many parts of Northern California last year as an example. When a formidable fire crept up Mt. Shasta, threatening the mystic village, they caused a wall of invisible protection to rise between the village and the forest fires. As the flames reached that certain point, they were mysteriously arrested, snuffed out. | As an illustration of the true scientific knowledge possessed by these Lemurians, we can take the forest fires that raged in many parts of Northern California last year as an example. When a formidable fire crept up Mt. Shasta, threatening the mystic village, they caused a wall of invisible protection to rise between the village and the forest fires. As the flames reached that certain point, they were mysteriously arrested, snuffed out. | ||
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| It is not incredible that the last sons of lost Lemuria are nestled at the foot of Mt. Shasta’s volcano. The really incredible thing is that these staunch descendants of that vanished race have succeeded in secluding themselves in the midst of our teeming state and that they have managed through some marvelous sorcery to keep highways, hot-dog establishments, | It is not incredible that the last sons of lost Lemuria are nestled at the foot of Mt. Shasta’s volcano. The really incredible thing is that these staunch descendants of that vanished race have succeeded in secluding themselves in the midst of our teeming state and that they have managed through some marvelous sorcery to keep highways, hot-dog establishments, | ||
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| THE above article in full, including the note prefacing it, was sent us by a friend from California, stating it was all taken from the book of the same title by Lewis Spence. The information is most startling, but we regret that we know no way of confirming it nor how authentic it is. However, in view of what is stated in the second part of A Dweller on Two Planets regarding a mysterious Brotherhood and a hidden Temple on the slopes of Mount Shasta, it makes it all seem very plausible.—THE EDITOR. | THE above article in full, including the note prefacing it, was sent us by a friend from California, stating it was all taken from the book of the same title by Lewis Spence. The information is most startling, but we regret that we know no way of confirming it nor how authentic it is. However, in view of what is stated in the second part of A Dweller on Two Planets regarding a mysterious Brotherhood and a hidden Temple on the slopes of Mount Shasta, it makes it all seem very plausible.—THE EDITOR. | ||
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