In 1934, at the foot of Northern California's towering Mount Shasta, a geologist named J.C. Brown started telling a ...

Shasta is also associated with the legends of Telos, a mythical crystal city said to lie within the mountain, occupied by Lemurians -- beings from the lost continent of Lemuria.

A shop window on Mount Shasta’s main boulevard displays a book on Lemurian portals. Some people believe that the lost continent of Lemuria is hidden beneath Mount Shasta, along with its capital city, ...

Mount Shasta, the beautiful beacon of the north, has graced the Northern California skyline for centuries. With its luminous glow at sunset, the amazing formation of rare clouds that shroud the ...

Mount Shasta, a huge, ... The most enduring tells the story of the lost continent of Lemuria, whose descendants, the Lemurians, live under the mountain in their crystalline city of Telos.

Why is Mount Shasta so special? ... If you think the name Lemuria sounds like the word “lemur”, then you would be correct. According to an idea proposed in the 19th century, ...

In 1940, Professor Edward L. Larkin of the Mount Lowe Observatory told William Bridge Cook of the "Mount Shasta Herald" of his experience viewing the mystical city of Lemuria through his telescope.

In 1934, at the foot of Northern California’s towering Mount Shasta, a geologist named J.C. Brown started telling a captivating story to anyone who would listen. He spoke of an 11-mile tunnel ...

Ten years ago, a 60-foot hole appeared on the side of Mount Shasta. A local began a quest to solve the mystery, and says each of the three main theories tells a different story about the region’s ...