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Welcome to My-Mu.com James Churchward wrote a series of books on the Lost Continent of Mu beginning in the late 1920s. He wrote that he had been studying the subject since the 1860s when he was in India. He stated that the now-lost Pacific continent of Mu maintained a high level of civilization and colonies around the world. He also stated that Mu was the birthplace of the human race and that cataclysmic events sunk Mu beneath the waves thousands of years ago. What most people don't know is that James was also an Engineer, or that he wrote and illustrated books and articles for Sportsmen. Now that you are here, please take the opportunity to look over the Blog Entries of Note, our Podcast, a list of James works (including articles that have remained unseen for over eighty years,) the timeline of James' life we have composed, or our Book Store with other materials hidden from public view since the 1920s. We also have a mailing list on the research for the Great Uighur Empire that James wrote about in the 'Children of Mu' and another that will keep you up to date on the state of the research, aptly called the Announcements List.	Current Podcast Podcast #28 2011 My-Mu.com Research Update This has been another busy and exciting year at My-Mu.com, your source for information on James Churchward and his theories of a lost Pacific Ocean continent that he called Mu...more Visit the Podcast Archive Current Blog Entry Fishing Among the Thousand Islands James Churchward (1851-1936) is probably best known for his series of books on the Lost Continent of Mu in which he postulates that the Garden of Eden was on a now sunken continent in the Pacific Ocean. This post is not about lost continents or prehistoric civilizations, but ...more Visit the Blog Entries of Note

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Welcome to My-Mu.com
James Churchward wrote a series of books on the Lost Continent of Mu beginning in the late 1920s. He wrote that he had been studying the subject since the 1860s when he was in India. He stated that the now-lost Pacific continent of Mu maintained a high level of civilization and colonies around the world. He also stated that Mu was the birthplace of the human race and that cataclysmic events sunk Mu beneath the waves thousands of years ago.

What most people don't know is that James was also an Engineer, or that he wrote and illustrated books and articles for Sportsmen.

Now that you are here, please take the opportunity to look over the Blog Entries of Note, our Podcast, a list of James works (including articles that have remained unseen for over eighty years,) the timeline of James' life we have composed, or our Book Store with other materials hidden from public view since the 1920s.

We also have a mailing list on the research for the Great Uighur Empire that James wrote about in the 'Children of Mu' and another that will keep you up to date on the state of the research, aptly called the Announcements List.

Current Podcast

Podcast #28
2011 My-Mu.com Research Update
This has been another busy and exciting year at My-Mu.com, your source for information on James Churchward and his theories of a lost Pacific Ocean continent that he called Mu...more

Visit the Podcast Archive

Current Blog Entry

Fishing Among the Thousand Islands
James Churchward (1851-1936) is probably best known for his series of books on the Lost Continent of Mu in which he postulates that the Garden of Eden was on a now sunken continent in the Pacific Ocean. This post is not about lost continents or prehistoric civilizations, but ...more

Visit the Blog Entries of Note