DEEP DIALOGUES with Stewart Pearce
Jul 20, 2026 · 1 hr 3 min · 12 segments
What if the lost civilization of Mu never sank, but simply vanished from our vibration? In this Deep Dialogues conversation, Hawaiian lineage keeper Ke'oni Hanalei returns for a third time to share…
Ke'oni HanaleiGuest
Stuart PearceHost
And so it gives me the confidence to then share that where I feel a lot of people may not have a tool such as that.

But I feel like what's so exciting and we're talking a little bit about this brother Stuart, but what's exciting about right now is that truly in a time of true disclosure, this means that there's a lot of space for everyone to begin to share their story.


And so as you go there, could you just give us a definition about the nature of what we're speaking of and that of Lumeria? Because we know Lumeria is a 19th century word that was associated with the extraordinary faith tradition, wisdom tradition that you're talking about.

What is your experience of Lumeria and Mu? Could you give us context, please? Sure.

Of course, in my olihelu and in the doctrines that I have access to, in my own memory, I don't find the word Lemuria.

But when we compare the way that these two seemingly different things are expressed, it's like, oh, it's the same exact thing.

And so Helena Blavatsky, who was a theosophist in the 19th century, she published a book in 1888 called The Sacred Doctrine, which is a great read.

and that was the word that she decided to to share in order to express the energy of new now helena blavatsky wasn't the first one who came up with that word however It was actually by a zoologist named Philip Sclater.

And Philip Sclater, maybe a decade before Helena Blavatsky published the sacred doctrines, he had this theory that, or I would say he had a problem.

And his problem was, why are there lemur fossils in India? Why? Lemurs, as many of us know, specifically if we love the lemurs, we know they only exist in Madagascar.

And so it gives me the confidence to then share that where I feel a lot of people may not have a tool such as that.

But I feel like what's so exciting and we're talking a little bit about this brother Stuart, but what's exciting about right now is that truly in a time of true disclosure, this means that there's a lot of space for everyone to begin to share their story.


And so as you go there, could you just give us a definition about the nature of what we're speaking of and that of Lumeria? Because we know Lumeria is a 19th century word that was associated with the extraordinary faith tradition, wisdom tradition that you're talking about.

What is your experience of Lumeria and Mu? Could you give us context, please? Sure.

Of course, in my olihelu and in the doctrines that I have access to, in my own memory, I don't find the word Lemuria.

But when we compare the way that these two seemingly different things are expressed, it's like, oh, it's the same exact thing.

And so Helena Blavatsky, who was a theosophist in the 19th century, she published a book in 1888 called The Sacred Doctrine, which is a great read.

and that was the word that she decided to to share in order to express the energy of new now helena blavatsky wasn't the first one who came up with that word however It was actually by a zoologist named Philip Sclater.

And Philip Sclater, maybe a decade before Helena Blavatsky published the sacred doctrines, he had this theory that, or I would say he had a problem.

And his problem was, why are there lemur fossils in India? Why? Lemurs, as many of us know, specifically if we love the lemurs, we know they only exist in Madagascar.
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