The Stone Tablets of Mu

By Jack Churchward

This work is an examination of a previously “not publicly available” portion of James Churchward’s writings. In Copies of Stone Tablets Found by William Niven at Santiago Ahuizoctla Near Mexico City (1927), James’ early ideas and interpretations of the Valley of Mexico Tablets are presented and nine of the twenty-two tablets are revealed for the first time.

James Churchward’s writings (some six other books) presented his groundbreaking theories and proofs of an ancient advanced civilization in the Pacific Ocean. Churchward;s research into the subject spanned several decades, starting from his time in India where he was taught to read the ancient Naacal tablets, a repository of wisdom from a time before savagery.

Churchward’s study of the Naacal tablets indicated that the Garden of Eden was not in Asia, but was the now sunken Pacific Ocean continent that he called Mu and that the Biblical story of creation as well as all civilization originated there. Churchward’s recognition that the Naacal Brotherhood also composed the tablets William Niven discovered, places their ancient wisdom and knowledge in our laps and offers the opportunity to impart the same to the reader.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Ozark Mountain Publishing, Inc.
• Release date: Nov 10, 2021
• ISBN: 9781005975388

Jack Churchward

Jack Churchward served six years in the United States Navy and went on to earn his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of South Florida. Jack has over thirty years experience in the Aerospace and Defense industry. In addition to earning the rank of Eagle Scout and participating in archaeological digs as a youth, Jack is a fourth generation engineer and fourth generation patent holder and identifies himself as a Tibetan Buddhist.Jack Churchward’s research into the life and theories of his great-grandfather James Churchward, author of the books about the Lost Continent of Mu, is conducted using his technical expertise, unique connections, special viewpoint and access to a portion of James’ original source materials. Armed with his knowledge and capabilities, Jack seeks to create a more complete understanding of James Churchward’s theories and ancient advanced civilizations.Jack Churchward’s first book, Lifting the Veil on the Lost Continent of Mu, Motherland of Men, was published in 2011 and is the definitive edition of the 1926 classic. Jack’s second book, The Stone Tablets of Mu, is due out in 2014 and discusses the rarely seen 1927 book by James entitled, “Copies of Stone Tablets Found by William Niven”

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The Stone Tablets of Mu

Jack E. Churchward

Table of Contents

Title Page

The Stone Tablets of Mu

Dedication

Acknowledgments

Endorsements

Preface

Chapter 1: The Original Book

Chapter 2: William Niven and the Tablets He Uncovered

Chapter 3: James Churchward and His Theories

Chapter 4: Summary

Niven’s Tablets Table

Niven’s Tablet Data

Lost Continent of Mu Motherland of Men Chapter 11 Niven’s Mexican Buried Cities

Material from James Churchward’s Scrapbooks

Nivens Buried Cities article

-Beginning of undated, unsourced article-

Who Lived in America 50,000 Years Ago?

Synopsis of the Earliest History of Central America and Yucatan

About the Author

©2014 Jack E. Churchward

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Churchward, Jack E. – 1957

The Stone Tablets of Mu by Jack E. Churchward

Recovered information from the lost continent of Mu.

1. Mu 2. Ancient History 3. Lost Continent 4. Metaphysics

1. Churchward, Jack E., 1957 II. Mu III. Title

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ISBN: 9781940265018

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The Stone Tablets of Mu

by Jack E. Churchward

Stone Tablets of Mu is an examination of a previously not publicly available portion of James Churchward’s writings. In Copies of Stone Tablets Found by William Niven at Santiago Ahuizoctla Near Mexico City (1927,) James’ early ideas and interpretations of the stone tablets from the Valley of Mexico are presented, and nine of the twenty-two tablets are revealed for the first time. Stone Tablets of Mu investigates Niven’s tablet discoveries by placing them in historical context, examining the media coverage and detailing the use of the tablets in subsequent works by James Churchward. The appendix contains the entire transcribed text and images from the original, as well as other unpublished works by James Churchward.

James Churchward’s writings (some six other books) presented his stimulating theories and proofs of an ancient advanced civilization in the Pacific Ocean. Churchward wrote that his research into the subject spanned several decades, starting from his time in India where he was taught to read the ancient Naacal tablets, a repository of wisdom from a time before savagery.

Churchward’s study of the Naacal tablets revealed that the Garden of Eden was not in Asia but was the now sunken Pacific Ocean continent called Mu. The Biblical story of creation as well as all civilization originated there. Churchward’s recognition of the Naacal Brotherhood as the author of Niven’s tablets establishes another source of ancient wisdom and knowledge from the continent of Mu.

Dedication

This work is dedicated to my wife, Cindy,

for all her support and all she endures.

Acknowledgments

I wish to acknowledge the kind assistance from historian, Yannis Deliyannis, in providing a scan of the photo copied original of Copies of Stone Tablets Found by William Niven in Santiago Ahuizoctla Near Mexico City, as well as providing insightful comments and remarks. Without his help, this project could have never been even started.

The Department of Special Collections, Davidson Library, University of California, Santa Barbara, CA is the source of the Copies of Stone Tablets Found by William Niven in Santiago Ahuizoctla Near Mexico City. (Call # Special Collections, Printers Collection Z105.5.C5)

Endorsements

Stone Tablet of Mu fills the gap left by academia’s refusal to address the groundbreaking research and writings of James Churchward. With unbiased scholarship his great-grandson, Jack E. Churchward, analyzes the cryptic symbols on tablets that William Niven discovered in Mexico during the 1920s. Containing nine previously unpublished tablets as well as correspondence and articles by Churchward and Niven, this book is an indispensable volume for anyone interested in understanding the lost continent of Mu.

Gary A. David, author of The Orion Zone

A fascinating, true story about two passionate men, seeking to solve the mystery behind these ancient stone tablets and their symbols. This dedication that existed between Churchward and Niven allows them to break this code, revealing modern man’s connection to the sunken Motherland of Mu, and the tales of his own sacred creation.

Sherry Cottle Graham, author of the Mound Builder Children Series

Preface

Copies of Stone Tablets Found by William Niven at Santiago Ahuizoctla Near Mexico City is not James Churchward’s least read work, yet its pages have only been seen by a few people since it was handwritten in 1927.

The thirty-some pages are witness to the beginning of the tablets discovered by William Niven, confirming Churchward’s earlier pronouncement of the Naacal Tablets he read in India. Niven’s finds are no longer just the proof of cities destroyed by cataclysm. The decipherment of the tablets, along with other artifacts, show the link to the Motherland of Mu.

Niven’s Tablets were real. He unearthed 2,600 and took careful notes about the location and depth found, as well as the colors used. In addition to his rubbings of each tablet, he also took photographs. Three archaeologists from the Carnegie Institute witnessed the excavation of Niven’s tablet number 4. Whether or not James Churchward interpreted them, the study of the tablets is lacking. Certainly there is a risk due to guilt by association with the theories of the much-maligned occult author; however, that should not dissuade the thorough academician from enhancing our understanding of what these tablets mean.

There are texts promulgated to cause division, inspire contempt for others, and/or set an agenda. This is not one of them. Aside from a minor theme concerning the research (or non-research) of Niven’s tablets and their scholarly interpretations by academia, the work is not polarized. I did manage to find one article on the tablets by a famous archaeologist but not very much more scholarly work on the subject. If there is substantial research into the tablets, I stand corrected and will patiently wait to read what is available.

As a researcher, I undertook this work to learn more about the theories and underlying evidence. Rationally and without prejudice I gathered evidence and have presented it here. I neither categorically commend nor condemn the works, the authors, or any of their theories—the evidence is simply presented. If reading some material contained herein is deemed insensitive or even offensive, please be aware of the period in which it was created. The readers are assumed to have free will to either accept or reject any assumption, comment, remark or evidence and form their own opinions on the veracity of the data. Actually, it is required.

Chapter 1: The Original Book

People

The publisher, William E. Rudge (1876-1931) was presented with a thirty-eight page handwritten work by author James Churchward for Christmas 1927. The illustrated pamphlet was entitled, Copies of Stone Tablets Found By William Niven in Santiago Ahuizoctla Near Mexico City. In addition to both men residing in Mount Vernon, New York, Rudge had published Churchward’s book The Lost Continent of Mu Motherland of Man in 1926.

Rudge was introduced to the printing world with his involvement in his father’s Manhattan print shop at the early age of eleven. When his father became too ill to continue to work, young William left school and took over the business. While he was handed a publishing company that was described as ordinary and comparable to the output of countless little plants scattered through downtown Manhattan, his endeavors created a first class firm that eventually moved to Mount Vernon in 1921.¹

The Lost Continent of Mu Motherland of Man, published by Rudge (and Ives-Washburn) in 1926, was about James’ evidence and theories of a now sunken Pacific Ocean continent called Mu. The entirety of Chapter Eleven of his book was called Niven’s Mexican Buried Cities and devoted to William Niven’s archaeological discoveries in Mexico. James wrote:

Niven’s most wonderful discovery has a twofold significance; for, in addition to enlightening the world about prehistoric man and dating his civilization far back into the Tertiary Era, thousands of years before the majestic ranges of mountains raised their imposing peaks above the plains, it also gives a clue as to when the great gas belts were formed and mountains raised.²

James included drawings of four tablets that appeared in a newspaper article in his 1926 work. However, it wasn’t until after that book was published that James started the correspondence with William Niven. From this correspondence, James received more images of the tablets that became the foundation Copies of Stone Tablets... Eventually James received a great deal of images of the individual tablets which allowed the tablets to play a larger role and appear more often in his subsequent books. The document to be discussed next may have signaled an attempt to add legitimacy to his theories or simply pass along a special gift to a friend and neighbor. Nonetheless, it provides further information about James