A bit of Lemurian history

A bit of Lemurian history 

The Lemurian Age existed approximately between 4,500,000 years BC and around 12,000 years ago. Until the submergence of the continents of Lemuria and later Atlantis, there were seven major continents on this planet. For a long time, before the fall of consciousness, Lemurians lived in the fifth dimension or dimensional frequency, and were able to move backwards or forwards from the third to the fifth dimension at will, without any problem.

The Lemurian race was a mixture of beings who came mainly from Sirius, Alpha Centauri and also from other planets, in smaller numbers. After some time, as these races mixed on Earth, they formed the Lemurian civilization. To say the least, it was a wonderful mix. Lemuria was really the cradle of civilization on this planet, the Mother Earth, which helped in the subsequent birth of many other civilizations. Atlantis came later.

The continent of Lemuria thrived in a state of paradise and magic for a few million years. Finally, as a result of the wars between the two main continents, great devastation occurred in Lemuria and Atlantis. Twenty-five thousand years ago, Atlantis and Lemuria, the two largest civilizations at the time, were fighting each other over "ideologies". 

They had very different ideas about what the direction of the other civilizations on this planet should be. The Lemurians believed that the other less developed cultures should be left alone to continue their own evolution, at their own pace and according to their own understandings and paths.

The Atlanteans believed that all less developed cultures should be brought under the influence and control of the two more developed civilizations. This caused an epoch of Lemuria, California to be part of Lemurian land. When the Lemurians realized that their land was destined to perish, they asked Shamballa-the-Lesser, the head of the Agartha Network, for permission to build a city below Mount Shasta to preserve their culture and records.  And so Telos was built below Mount Shasta. 

Adama of Telos