Planet Mu’s Lost Civilizations

5th September 2014

By Anne Tittensor

Guest Writer for Wake Up World

Through sheer hard work within the IT industry over the past 30 years and a chance meeting five years ago, I have been fortunate enough to travel globally in my quest for connective information that backs up my theories. This research path has continued through ups and downs in my life, broken relationships, hard times and good times.

I personally have nothing – no ties, no assets, no place to call home. I have a laptop, a camera and a few clothes which can be thrown into a bag when required. I simply chose to carry out my research rather than own a house, pay a mortgage, own a car etc. I do sometimes crave hot running water, a bath, heating at the flick of a switch and all the things other folks find absolutely necessary, but I have made my choice.

I hope that this article “Planet MU’s Lost Civilizations” provides an insight into my global theory and introduces you to the concepts that will appear in my book.

The Physical Research

Most researchers focus on their individual theory and line of expertise. Having studied mainstream Archaeology, I came to the conclusion long ago, that the rigorous and sometimes stifling requirements within this discipline were not in fact providing an overall picture of any particular site. As John Anthony West says – the “pot shard theory” (See Appendix 1) does little to explain the sites around the globe. I always felt that to enable an overall picture of a site, one really needs to be part of a multidisciplinary team.

Let’s take an example that most of the world is aware of. The Great Pyramid. “Oh no, not the Great Pyramid I hear you cry” – but it is the best example to put forward from a global anomaly understanding. Egyptologists and archaeologists both mainstream and alternative have given us their theories in school, at university, in magazine articles, in books and nowadays on Facebook. All the theories are fascinating and keep the Great Pyramid in the forefront of global anomalies.

But here is the rub. Instead of having to dig through all the various theories provided by each individual researcher and/or mainstream Egyptologist, why do we not, globally, put together a contextual team – a team made up of all the various disciplines from around the planet: Archaeologists, Egyptologists, Engineers, Independent Researchers, Astronomers, Stone masons, Geologists, Paleontologists, Anthropologists, and so on… You get the idea.

Contextual Archaeology has been tried but so far has failed as the participants’ tunnel vision always interferes. It was tried at Göbekli Tepe by Klaus Schmidt for example, but in my opinion, he did not take the vision far enough. Dr. Sam is trying to put in place this contextual research at Bosnia, but it is not being recognised out with the independent research world and indeed the debunkers are out in force on that one!!

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