Umaur: land of the Incas in a far later day

Umaur, land of the Incas in a far later day.

Umaur, land of the Incas in a far later day. Umaur, where in eight centuries more they must find a refuge who should be so fortunately fated as to escape from Poseid, ere “Queen of the World” sank beneath the waves of the Atlantic. Eight centuries, whose lapse would see the proud Atlantean become so corrupt that his soul no more reflected the wisdom of the Night-Side because the calmness of morality, being fled, the key to nature’s Penetralia would have been lost, and with it, his dominion over the air and the depths of the sea. Alas, poor Atl!

But Umaur lay ahead of us, and ignorant of the misdeeds-to-be of our national posterity, we in our vailx stood gazing on the coast we were so rapidly approaching and commented upon its majestic mountain ranges as seen through the telescopes. Here we beheld a land where, after thousands of years, the conquering Castilians would come, led by Pizarro, and find a race under the rule of Incas, a name preserved through the many centuries from the day when their remotest ancestors fled from sunken Poseid, calling themselves “Children of the Sun.”

Umaur was the region of the quarries of Poseid and many of its rich mines of mineral wealth. Here, too, were vast plantations, and east of the mountains were regularly planted groves of the rubber tree, the genuine Siphonia Elastica of botany. Here also flourished the Cinchonas, as well as many other trees now indigenous to South America, colonized plants from Poseid. Until planted abroad by Atlanteans, these vegetable treasures never grew outside of Poseid, and today, the wild forests of peculiar South American trees and shrubs are the direct descendants of our regularly cultivated farm and plantation products in Umaur. In that olden time, the Amazon river ran within dykes across the continent, and the trackless sylvas of Brazil were then drained areas of tilled soil, such as the adjacent territory of the Mississippi is today.

Frederick S. Oliver

Atlantis created by a migration from the American Indian civilizations

Atlantis was created by a migration from Lemuria across the North, Central, and South American continents, creating what you now refer to as the American Indian civilizations that ultimately reached Atlantean shores.

This is why the look of Atlanteans was very mixed, but at first was mostly what you now recognize as indigenous cultures of the Americas. The architecture was more similar to what you call Aztec architecture rather than European or Grecian.

Later colonies, such as the Minoan civilization, became far removed from the original early Atlantean style and took on some European styles.

Bashar

Survivors dispersed to seed Mayan and Inca civilizations

This culminated in the collapse of two captured asteroids (former moons from the destroyed planet Maldek) 12,000 years ago-one sinking Mu (or Hopi Kasskara) in the Pacific, the other Atlantis in the Atlantic. Impacts created deep trenches (Puerto Rico and Mariana) and magnetic anomalies like the Bermuda and Dragon’s Triangles. Survivors, including priestly Estekna-Manes, preserved knowledge underground, forming the Great White Brotherhood, or dispersed to seed civilizations like Sumerian, Egyptian, Mayan, and Inca.

Mission Rahma

The Inca civilization ascended

The Inca civilization ascended quite some time ago to the fifth dimension where it is continuing its evolution and the people are waiting to welcome you into their midst.

Telos Vol I

Atlantean refugees relocated to Peruvian land

Edgar Cayce’s readings document that a group left Atlantis and traveled to South America as Atlantean refugees relocated to Peruvian land. One reading states: “…in the Inca or Peruvian or Ecuador land…when the people from On…and Og were making for so many changes—by the disturbing forces which arose from individuals who came into the land from the Atlantean land…” (1895-1). Another reading adds: “…in that land now known as the Peruvian…when the Ohums were being besieged by the people from the Poseidian land…” (1909-1).

The golden age of the Toltecs on the mother-continent of Atlantis

It may here be noted that while the Mexican empire was for centuries great and powerful in all that is usually regarded as power and greatness in our civilization of to-day, it never reached the height attained by the Peruvians about 14,000 years ago under their Inca sovereigns, for as regards the general well-being of the people, the justice and beneficence of the government, the equitable nature of the land tenure, and the pure and religious life of the inhabitants, the Peruvian empire of those days might be considered a traditional though faint echo of the golden age of the Toltecs on the mother-continent of Atlantis.

W. Scott-Elliot

The Inca temple of the sun at Cuzco

Gold was revered as “the tears wept by the sun” and was used exclusively in religious contexts, adorning temples and sacred objects. The Inca temple of the sun at Cuzco, known as the “Place of Gold,” was an opulent display of gold and silver wealth.

W. Scott-Elliot

Manco Capac

In Inca lore, Manco Capac and his sister-wife Mama Ocllo emerged from Lake Titicaca, sent by the sun god Inti to civilize humanity. He taught men agriculture, governance, and worship of the sun, while she instructed women in weaving and domestic skills. Under his rule, the initial Inca group consisted of about 500 people living in primitive conditions, marking the start of what grew into a vast empire. He is often depicted in art as a regal figure holding a staff, symbolizing his authority.

The Mohican people divided in the Aztecs, Mayans, Anasazi, and Hopi

The Mohican people, through the oral traditions preserved by their descendants in the Stockbridge-Munsee Community, maintain stories about their origins and the world around them. These traditions were passed down by storytellers for generations and later recorded in writing.

The most direct account of their ancestral origins is a migration story known as The Long Journey. According to this tradition, the ancestors once lived far to the west. They saw an island to the east across a body of water, crossed to it by canoe, and found it rich in plants, animals, and space. Some settled there. Over time, they discovered better lands further east. Earlier islands sank behind them. After many generations of movement, they reached the North American mainland. Their numbers grew, and they spread across the region.

Around 11,500 years ago, the elder explains, the Mohican people divided into four groups after a series of cataclysmic events. These groups became known as the Aztecs, Mayans, Anasazi, and Hopi. Each of these tribes had unique access to ancient wisdom through telepathic means, receiving guidance from their extraterrestrial ancestors.

Channeling from Pamela Aaralyn