Lemuria Erkundet - Versunkener Kontinent Einer Antiken Zivilisation

In the last few years, numerous evidences have emerged that prove the existence of ancient mythical continents on which life prevailed thousands of years ago. An example of this is the lost continent of Zealandia, which is now 95% sunken in the ocean. The continent was about 5 million square kilometers in size, which is about two-thirds the size of Australia, and was located between New Zealand and New Caledonia. Scientists examined over 8,000 species and identified several hundred fossil species, which confirms that the continent once lay above the sea level and was full of life. The lost continent we are focusing on in this video is the mythical continent Lemuria, which is believed to be located in the Indian Ocean. The first time scientists spoke about this country was in the middle of the 19th century, when the British lawyer and zoologist Philip Sclater wrote an article entitled The Mammals of Madagascar. Sclater found out that Lemurian fossils occur extremely often in Madagascar and India. Strangely, however, these fossils were completely missing in Africa and the Middle East. This observation led Sclater to the assumption that India and Madagascar were connected by land at some point in the distant past and were part of a larger continent, which he called Lemuria. Many other scientists also suspected the existence of such a continent. Etienne Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, a French naturalist, speculated in 1840 about an old land connection between Madagascar and India. The British naturalist Alfred Wallace came to the conclusion in 1859 that only a sunken continent could explain the fauna on the island of Celebes. The German zoologist, naturalist, and marine biologist Ernst Haeckel, who discovered and named thousands of new species, set up a tree of all life forms and shaped many terms in biology, published his book in 1869 The History of Creation. In it, he based his view on the theory of evolution and assumed that the earliest humans could originate from Asian primates and that the paths of humanity in Asia, Africa and, what is very interesting, on a lost continent in the Indian Ocean. His theory was also accepted by the scientific community, as it could explain the possible migration route of early humans from Africa to Indonesia. Ernst Haeckel even created the first hypothetical map of Lemuria, which he simply called Paradise. According to his map, the continent was a land bridge that connected Central and East Africa to the Philippines. This is what he wrote. The possible primordial home or paradise is assumed here as Lemuria, a tropical continent that is currently below the level of the Indian Ocean, whose earlier existence in the Tertiary period is likely due to numerous facts However, it is also very likely that the hypothetical path of humanity was further east, in Hindustan or India, or further west, in East Africa. The idea of Lemuria as a lost path of humanity was not only discussed by scientists, but also by esoteric societies. Helena Blavatsky was the most famous and notorious mystic, occultist and medium of the late 19th century. She was born in Russia and was known for her incredible supernatural abilities, which many people witnessed. These abilities included clairvoyance, clair-hearing, telepathy, the ability to access the spirit of another and much more. Helena Blavatsky was so powerful that she even solved murder cases and gave the police precise information about the crimes. The information she gave the police was so accurate that in one of the cases she was even made the main suspect until the case was solved. In 1888, Helena Blavatsky published a book about Lemuria. She assumes that Lemuria, the path, was one of the seven so-called races of humanity. She writes that millions of years ago an ancient humanoid species existed next to the dinosaurs. These beings allegedly had four arms and eyes and were egg-laying hermaphrodites. Strangely, this description is very similar to some ancient Hindu deities, who were often depicted with four arms. Although people in the West do not believe in the old Sanskrit texts and only consider them as good night stories, there are numerous evidence that some of the legends, as crazy as they sound, are actually real. An example of this is the story about Lord Rama and the monkey army Vanara, who, according to the Ramayana epic, built a massive bridge between the Indian mainland and Sri Lanka to save Rama's wife, who was locked up there. Of course, no one except the Hindus took this story seriously until many years later satellite images of NASA revealed that what we are seeing is a massive bridge, which is now partially sunken in the sea. In the texts of the Ramayana, the construction process was even described in detail. The process included the measurement, planning, execution and preparation, which are still fundamental components of the process of architecture today. There was even a chief engineer of the project whose name is still unknown. The texts contain details about all the materials used for the construction and about all the tree species that were first piled up on the back of the sea to achieve a pole or a wooden upholstery effect. Large and small stones were stacked on it and a flat, finished level was arranged on the stones. The monkey people of Vanara even held ropes on both sides of the bridge to build them in the right linear alignment, a technique that is still used today. It was confirmed that the whole story was a truly historical event when Dr. Bhadre Narayanan, the former director of the Geological Survey of India, examined the structure and found ten drilling holes along the bridge alignment. What he discovered was amazing. About six meters below the surface he found a uniform layer of limestone, corals and rock-like materials. It was obvious that the old bridge was created by man. Further investigations confirmed that the bridge was built about 7,000 years ago, i.e. at the same time as the Ramayana was written. According to the Ramayana, the ratio of the length to the width of the bridge is 10 to 1. Today the bridge is about 35 km long and 3.5 km wide, the exact ratio of 10 to 1, as described in the epos. Scientists who examined the bridge concluded that the stones used for the construction are older than the sand itself and confirmed that someone placed them there using modern engineering technology. Other scientists also agree that the bridge was created by man, but believe that it was built 1.7 million years ago, a time when modern man did not even exist. This is the time of the Homo Erectus, who lived before the Neanderthals. Could the humanoid monkey army of Rama be the early ancestor of man, more precisely the Homo Erectus? This description could very well fit the Homo Erectus and although it does not have the necessary intellectual capacity to build something, it has the physical strength to do so. And if there were older, higher beings like Rama, could these beings lead the Homo Erectus and use it for this construction? According to legend, after the construction of the bridge, Lord Rama led his army and successfully defeated the kidnapper's wife and freed her. On the way home, Rama flew with his Vimana, which is a kind of flying device according to Sanskrit texts, which is used by many of these bluish beings and deities. A device that we would call a UFO today. If this mega-construction from the Ramayana is real, could the stories mentioned there about the flying ships named Vimanas and the old giant races be real? It is assumed that the old Tamil culture of South India existed both before the Sumerian and the Egyptian civilizations. And some even call it the first civilized humanity. The Sangam literature, the earliest known literature of South India, tells the incredible story of a progressive Tamil civilization that bloomed thousands of years ago on the continent of Kumari Kandam, which is now overflowing. The Tamils still believe in the existence of this mythically lost continent and that it was their birthplace. This now sunken continent was located in the Indian and Pacific Ocean and was the connecting line between Africa and South India via Madagascar. The continent was flooded when the sea level rose and the last ice age ended, which led the Tamil people to migration and mixing with different groups and inevitably formed new languages, ethnicities and civilizations. Many people believe that not only the Tamils, but all of humanity comes from the inhabitants of Kumari Kandam. They believe that the Tamil culture is the basis of many enlightened cultures and that Tamil, a mixture of languages, is a multitude of other languages in the world. According to researchers, the Lemurian continent Kumari Kandam was separated from the mainland at some point in the Mesozoic due to rising waters. Curiously, the sea level was about 15,000 years ago about 100 meters lower The rapid rise of the sea level led to a great flood that eventually led not only to the disappearance of a whole continent, but a whole civilization that existed on earth a long time ago. Professor Shanmugadas, a researcher in this area, said the following You can imagine the strength and size of the tidal wave that existed in the old coastal belt of the Tamil world. Could this flood be the biblical tidal wave that is mentioned in every culture in the world? Another proof of the existence of an ancient continent in the Indian Ocean was found on the tropical island Mauritius. In 2013, scientists discovered granite fragments in the ocean south of India along a shelf stretching hundreds of kilometers south of the country towards Mauritius. And on Mauritius, a team of geologists found zircon from 3 billion years ago, i.e. eons before the island itself was created, which only emerged 2 million years ago. This means that the zircon they discovered came from a much older land mass that had sunk in the Indian Ocean. Instead of calling this lost continent Lemuria, the geologists called it Mauritia. Despite the other name, everything is perfectly in line with Sclater's theory of the lost continent Lemuria and the Tamil legend of Kumari Kandam. Given all these discoveries and old legends, we can agree that despite our technology and our understanding of history, we still know very little about the past of the earth. Our planet is surrounded by secrets, lost old civilizations and modern, highly intelligent beings who have created fascinating wonders of architecture that we still admire today. Every puzzle we solve raises more and more questions. Questions that simply cannot be answered with the knowledge we have from history books. As Napoleon Bonaparte said, history is the version of past events on which people have agreed.