Lemuria Explained: Humanity’s First Harmonic Civilization Before Atlantis
Between Myth, Memory & Deep Prehistory

In Episode 1 of our Lemuria series, we explored Hyperborea — humanity’s first remembered Golden Age before full physical density and social complexity.
Now we move into the next chapter: Lemuria, sometimes called Mu.
Unlike Hyperborea, Lemuria represents humanity’s first fully embodied, Earth-based harmonic civilization — one that existed tens of thousands of years before recorded history.
But was Lemuria myth?
Was it geological reality?
Or was it something more nuanced — a network of coastal civilizations later mythologized as a lost world?
Let’s explore this carefully.

Exploring Earth’s deep past — not as myth, but as memory.

Long before recorded history…
Before empires, borders, and war…
Ancient cultures across the world spoke of a Golden Age of humanity.

Some called it Eden.
Some remembered it as a time of the gods.
Others knew it as Hyperborea — a distant, luminous epoch when humanity lived in harmony with Earth, the Sun, and one another.

This article accompanies Episode 1 of our Lemuria series, where we begin exploring Earth’s forgotten deep history — not to romanticise the past, but to understand how humanity arrived where it is today, and what wisdom may still be relevant as we move forward.