Lifting the Veil on the Lost Continent of Mu: Motherland of Men Paperback – June 1, 2011

This book looks very interesting, based on this youtube promotional video.I have put spaces where they wouldn't go in a weblink, hoping it will post. Just remove the spaces and convert "dot" to "."[...]Giving the book 5-stars, based on the video. I have an early copy and look forward to the new additions and images in this update by Churchward's grandson, based on James Churchward's personal notebooks and clippings files.

My husband and I love all his books especially about the Uyghur people since my family is.

This Book has a great information that not even the History Channel has disclose maybe they do not know.I absolutely enjoyed.I recommend it to anybody who wants to know more about our world separation of the continents, it is fabulous.

Great combination of the two earlier books (first in 1927 Hardbk) nice to see large graphics. Highly recommended it you have any sense of Mu or Lemuria. For those still on an awakening journey, perhaps this book om the process of 'seeking one's own journey' will help..http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=The+Seekers+-+A+Saga+of+Discovery

Thanks to James Churchward's great grand son, the journey of MU continues. Thanks so much! It is an incredible tale!

Love the information given. A good read.

I have a paperback of this book, but wanted a hardcover.Something else to think about

Nice book but hard to understand.

Excelente con mucho datos muy bueno

My mother read this book years ago, having borrowed it from a friend. She expressed interest in reading it again but hadn't been able to find it. I looked on Amazon, found it and had it shipped to her. What can I say - smiles all round!

Terrific book. Danger do not read if you don't want to exit flamingo land.

In this our so-'modern' day and age of predigested knowledge, it is very easy to dismiss old-time researchers like Churchward as being 'old' and 'unenlightened'. But anyone witht he capability of correlating a wider-spectrum of information and who researches matters themselves, might find something that others do not see. As the Principia Discordia once said : 'Every book is a mirror ; when a monkey looks in, no philosopher looks out.'

This is a large volume book, far larger than necessary, large print version, useful for those with poor eyesight perhaps, but to be avoided by everyone else.