# James Churchward
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james churchward (27 February 1851 – 4 January 1936) was a British occult writer, inventor, engineer, and fisherman.
Churchward is most notable for proposing the existence of a lost continent, called "Mu," in the Pacific Ocean. His writings on Mu are considered to be pseudoscience.
Dams Destroyed India
They said it was for energy. But what if it was to bury the truth? In 1959, the Indian government—backed by British and American agencies—submerged an entire temple complex in West Bengal under hundreds of feet of water. Over 20 ancient temples, tied to high priests, lost civilizations, and possibl…
Dams Destroyed India
They said it was for energy. But what if it was to bury the truth? In 1959, the Indian government—backed by British and American agencies—submerged an entire temple complex in West Bengal under hundreds of feet of water. Over 20 ancient temples, tied to high priests, lost civilizations, and possibl…
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Dams Destroyed India
They said it was for energy. But what if it was to bury the truth? In 1959, the Indian government—backed by British and American agencies—submerged an entire temple complex in West Bengal under hundreds of feet of water. Over 20 ancient temples, tied to high priests, lost civilizations, and possibl…
Dams Destroyed India
They said it was for energy. But what if it was to bury the truth? In 1959, the Indian government—backed by British and American agencies—submerged an entire temple complex in West Bengal under hundreds of feet of water. Over 20 ancient temples, tied to high priests, lost civilizations, and possibl…
Dams Destroyed India
They said it was for energy. But what if it was to bury the truth? In 1959, the Indian government—backed by British and American agencies—submerged an entire temple complex in West Bengal under hundreds of feet of water. Over 20 ancient temples, tied to high priests, lost civilizations, and possibl…
Dams Destroyed India
They said it was for energy. But what if it was to bury the truth? In 1959, the Indian government—backed by British and American agencies—submerged an entire temple complex in West Bengal under hundreds of feet of water. Over 20 ancient temples, tied to high priests, lost civilizations, and possibl…
The Stone Tablets of Mu: Evidence of a Lost Civilization?
Now on Spotify with Video! https://open.spotify.com/show/57DWFx0n8eUmRyAMGTnWIO
Jack Churchward discusses the disputed research of his great-grandfather, James Churchward, and the thousands of engraved stone tablets discovered by William Niven near Mexico City. The conversation follows their strang…
Dams Destroyed India
They said it was for energy. But what if it was to bury the truth? In 1959, the Indian government—backed by British and American agencies—submerged an entire temple complex in West Bengal under hundreds of feet of water. Over 20 ancient temples, tied to high priests, lost civilizations, and possibl…
Dams Destroyed India
They said it was for energy. But what if it was to bury the truth? In 1959, the Indian government—backed by British and American agencies—submerged an entire temple complex in West Bengal under hundreds of feet of water. Over 20 ancient temples, tied to high priests, lost civilizations, and possibl…
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