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The Lumanians? - Plenum - 10-19-2013 does anyone have any insight on these peoples? they are not the 'Lemurians'. Quote:Lumania is an ancient mythological civilization, similar to Lemuria, Atlantis, Mu, Pan, Mar, Thule and Muror. Quote:Lumania was first referred to in a book titled, Seth Speaks, published in 1972. Seth is a multidimensional being who channelled through writer Jane Roberts, in Elmira New York, from 1963 until her death in 1984. Her husband, painter Robert Butts, kept extensive written notes during these sessions, some of which have been published in book form by New World Library. Seths writings have influenced the work of numerous new age authors, notably such luminaries as Marianne Williamson, Deepak Chopra and Louise Hay. Seth mentions the Lumanians in Seth Speaks, The Eternal Validity Of The Soul, on pages 222-224, 352 & 378. http://www.crystalwind.ca/eureka/ancient-wisdom/sacred-places/2897-the-lost-lands-of-lumania.html RE: The Lumanians? - Sagittarius - 10-20-2013 Sounds like me. RE: The Lumanians? - zenmaster - 10-20-2013 (10-19-2013, 10:42 PM)plenum Wrote: Their language, art and modes of propulsion all utilized advanced knowledge of the power of sound.The ol' propulsion via sound in advanced modes. lol. WTF are you reading. RE: The Lumanians? - Plenum - 10-20-2013 but its the power of sound bro. RE: The Lumanians? - Unbound - 10-20-2013 Whee, harmonics! Makes me think of the suggestions that sound was used to levitate large stones in the building of various ancient structures. Who knows! RE: The Lumanians? - Parsons - 10-20-2013 Yeah, that race has always piqued my interest when reading through Seth Speaks. RE: The Lumanians? - Unbound - 10-20-2013 It also makes me think of the Hathor race talked about by Tom Kenyon. RE: The Lumanians? - Spaced - 10-20-2013 The way I understood the stuff about the Luminians' language or so called 'telepathy' in Seth Speaks was that in their understanding sight and sound were tied together so that a spoken conversation was often enjoyed with eyes closed in order to enjoy the sights that directly resulted from spoken language in the mind of the listener. A sort of synesthesia where sound was automatically accompanied with a visual equivalent and vice versa which allowed them to process sensory data much more efficiently. The part that I find interesting is that Seth mentions that the Luminians decorated their tunnels with art which would evoke in our Luminian viewer auditory information based on the shape and design. Seth goes on to talk about how people later discovered the caves and the art and were inspired by it and went on to do their own cave painting. I wonder if he is talking about the cave paintings at places like Chauvet and Cave of El Castillo, which are dated at 30-40,000 years old, which is close to the time Ra gives for the beginning of the Atlantean civilization which Ra dates at around 31,000 years ago. In any case I don't think that I would say that the Luminians were advanced since, though they achieved a peaceful civilization, they did it by altering and limiting their free will, by denying themselves the ability to feel any form of aggression. As Seth says the Luminians even realized that their civilization was a failed experiment and they didn't last long since they had no ability to to channel aggression and as a consequence would spend their time in their caves terrified of the outside world with the brave few monitoring the tribes nearby and keeping a check on their progress from mountain outposts. The other interesting part of that for me was that Seth claims that it was these late Luminians who started worshiping Yahweh, projecting onto him that which they were not, making him strong and powerful and able to stand up where they couldn't. Apparently their intent was so strong that the idea of a cruel god who watched over a chosen people became ingrained in the planetary consciousness. RE: The Lumanians? - Bat - 10-20-2013 Quote: According to Edgar Evans Cayce, the younger son of Edgar Cayce, some 664 of Cayce's 2500 life readings refer to Atlantean incarnations; and, furthermore, some refer to more than one relating to the same person, making a total in excess of 700 Atlantean incarnations, approximately 30 percent of the total number of life readings which were given through Edgar Cayce. The earliest life reading which contains a reference to Atlantis was given on November 20th, 1923, and the last one was given on September 26th, 1944 - a span of nearly twenty-one years. Based on the 50,000 year date, it seems that Cayce was in fact talking about Muu. RE: The Lumanians? - Sagittarius - 10-20-2013 (10-20-2013, 08:55 AM)Bat Wrote:Quote: According to Edgar Evans Cayce, the younger son of Edgar Cayce, some 664 of Cayce's 2500 life readings refer to Atlantean incarnations; and, furthermore, some refer to more than one relating to the same person, making a total in excess of 700 Atlantean incarnations, approximately 30 percent of the total number of life readings which were given through Edgar Cayce. The earliest life reading which contains a reference to Atlantis was given on November 20th, 1923, and the last one was given on September 26th, 1944 - a span of nearly twenty-one years. Mmmmmm cows are tasty. Shame about the bull's temperament though hehe. |