The Sacred Symbols of Mu by James Churchward

Author:James Churchward [Churchward, James]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Published: 0101-01-01T00:00:00+00:00

me to the belief that:--These hitherto unreadable spiral symbols give the hidden meaning of the hieratic letter N--Mu's alphabet; that they are intended to depict the continuance of the soul from one cycle to another, from one incarnation to another, eventually ending whence it came. In the New Grange picture which I have shown there are three spirals all running into each other without an end. I take it that the third spiral is meant to indicate the passing of the soul into the world beyond or maybe to some other body in the Universe specially prepared to receive it.

On the walls of New Grange there are carved other symbols, spirals, squares, zig-zags, et cetera.

, A spiral with an end pointing to the right is an ancient Uighur symbol meaning, "going to somewhere." It is also found in Mexico and among the North American Indians.

A spiral with an end pointing left is the corresponding symbol, saying, "coming from."

The original cosmogonic form or picture of the earth was a square.

When placed flat it symbolized the earth. When placed on end it was to show the four p. 158

cardinal points and in reference to the Four Pillars.

A square within a square placed on end symbolizes that something has gone from it.

Is the Uighur mountain and Chinese Yo; it is equivalent to the triangle. Freely read, "ascended."

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