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Enliven your spiritual quest with a lavishly illustrated, clairvoyant revelation of man's untold journey to Earth from the Pleiades millions of years ago, and the struggles faced in ensuing eras as souls matured into their ultimate destiny and Divinity. This unusual book by Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami was actually read from the akasha in 1973 and spent 25 years entrusted only to his cloistered monastic order. "The Lemurian Scrolls will enlighten all who read it and it will become a "Source" that will constantly be referred to by serious students, teachers, leaders and metaphysical and spiritual groups (Patricia-Rochelle Diegel, Ph.D)."

Lemurian Scrolls § The Great God, Siva महादॆवः शिवः Chapter 12 154 ¶As the planet becomes older, forces equalize themselves and new innovations in cultural procedures are absent. Systems remain status quo. Our śāstras predict that a million years after the beginning of the next Sat Yuga there will be great research into science and planetary travel as the fire deepens beneath the Earth’s crust. Nothing new is created, everything is preserved and nothing is destroyed. There is no fire. It is just a big space station here. Nothing is growing. One of the biggest space stations in the universe. It will be like a nation that gets to the point where it fulfills its purpose and goes away and others move in. But now in the Dvāpara Yuga in which we live and have been living for thousands and thousands of years, the vibrations of the next are imminent, and slight adjustments of the cosmic rays are even now being felt. The onrush of the fulfillment of purpose has culminated, and change is imminent. It is only with a great upheaval of the status quo of this yuga will the next begin. Hence, in retrospect, some of the important manifestations of the preservation of the culture recorded and preserved in the ākāśic ether of the inner mind will lay a foundation for the continuity of the culture during the wane of the Kali Yuga many thousands of years from now, when cosmic rays once again pierce the veiling darkness and the Sat Yuga dawns.§ Diminution Of the Central Sun’s Rays§ 155 ¶From the Third World our great Mahādevas tell us that they see time as a circle persisting through millions of years and that now, as we are coming to the end of the Dvāpara Yuga, the forces will begin to change so drastically as the configuration of the galaxy diminish the rays of the Central Sun through our solar system and on this planet. These rays affect vegetation, animals and the inhabitants on the Earth much more than the basic functions of the planet itself.§ Compensating For Loss Of Vision§ 156 ¶During this period inhabitants are beginning to lose the power of this inner eyesight, the single eye; and many are seeking solutions within the laboratories of the mind, our temples and monasteries, in order to adjust the thinking patterns of the population so that the instinctive forces of fear become inhibited from welling up and consuming their intelligence. And so, with every loss of the faculty inherited from the Tretā Yuga, knowledge of how to compensate for this loss must replace it. That is the work the core of us in our many monasteries and temples must perform, through keeping in constant touch with the hierarchical Mahādevas who arrived on the planet during the Sat Yuga.§ It was at the end of the Tretā Yuga that we became aware of the greatest Mahādeva of them all along with a band of celestial helpers, here to guardian and guide our galaxy through these trying times inherited by us through the Dvāpara, Kali and into the next Sat Yuga. § Śiva: Greatest Mahādeva of Them All§ 157 ¶It was at the end of the Tretā Yuga that we became aware of the greatest Mahādeva of them all along with a band of celestial helpers, here to guardian and guide our galaxy through these trying times inherited by us through the Dvāpara, Kali and into the next Sat Yuga. Thus, Śiva, God, who guides us all into His essence, tramples ‘round our globe, initiating, destroying, consuming, ignoring and rallying around the force comparable to sustain the population of this and many planets. By His law do we abide, and our temples dedicate their usage to His wisdom as He leads us through the Kali darkness into the Sat Śiva Yuga. This deva of the crescent moon that will be seen in the darkest night of the Kali Yuga, this God of sleep, guides all remnants of the inhabitants from the yugas of light out of the night into the morning rains. We trust Him. We love Him. Our Mahādeva reigns supreme. It is His darshan alone that consumes all others. Through channeling the Śiva darshan, which is of the same velocity, consistency and radiation as the darshan from the Central Sun, which is now waning, this Deva of all devas, Śiva, supplements our loss with His grace to sustain us through the night.§ Prophecies Of the Next Kali Yuga§ 158 ¶Our prophets tell us that toward the end of the Kali Yuga the inhabitants of the planet will begin to lose the sight of their two eyes, and that it will be a similar time as what is being experienced now as the powers of the center eye diminish and go dark. Our great books have been recorded through the passage of time and stored tightly away in the ākāśic ether of the libraries of the son of Śiva, who led us all here during the Sat Yuga for our realization of the eminence of his Father and to meet the transgressions of our status quo on the planets which spawned each one of us now wandering to and fro. It won’t be long that we will not be able to read these books en masse, and translations must be stepped down to the two-eye level of those who live...