In 1931, Harvey Spencer Lewis, who went by the pseudonym Wishar Spenle Cerve [14] [15] wrote Lemuria: the Lost Continent of the Pacific, which popularized the idea that Shasta was a repository for Lemurians.

It was amazing how those races, those tribes, traveled from one place to another to go, to attend on certain dates the temples where they had to reproduce.

Or, what was the literature that inspired the works of Robert Howard when he wrote his Conan the Barbarian stories?

After gaining some acceptance within the scientific community, the concept of Lemuria began to appear in the works of other scholars. But the Atlanteans, with all their powerful civilization, in turn do not descend from the Atlantean continent. In his autobiography, however, he stated that, from his early childhood, he was fully conscious of the invisible reality within our everyday world. Thus, we can divide Lemuria into two halves, or the Lemurian race into two eras: the first was the existence of the hermaphrodites; the second, the division of the race into two sexes.For example, I read a text written in 1981 that featured an Atlantis and Lemuria cooperating, locked in a brutal land war with the Reptilian empire located in Russia.