The Love Of Queen Moo
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(Conspiracy Nation, 07/16/06)
-- It is said [1] that Queen Moo (Mau) deeply loved Prince Chaacmol.
When Prince Chaacmol was murdered by Prince Aac, the grieving Queen Moo
and her followers departed the Yucatan Peninsula and sailed east to a
new land, Egypt.
In our own time, scientists doing chemical analyses of
Egyptian mummies have been
startled to find traces of tobacco and cocaine. How could this be?
There had been neither tobacco nor cocaine in ancient Egypt (or so it
was thought). Where was the original land of the Pharaohs?
It was about 9500 B.C. When Prince Chaacmol was slain, a
heart-broken Queen Moo caused a monument to be erected in his memory.
Chaacmol, meaning "power of the leopard," is signified by a statue atop
his monument in Central America: a leopard with a human head.
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Civil unrest in the Mayan kingdom came as a consequence of Prince
Chaacmol's assassination. Queen Moo and her followers fled east, and
arrived in the West Indies. Disappointed by the sunken nature of this
once glorious land, the Queen and her entourage continued eastward,
eventually reaching Egypt. There, her name is found mentioned, in
crumbling papyri, as "Queen Mau" (Moo).
Homesick for her native land, and aching with the memory of her
beloved Chaacmol, Queen Moo, it is said, caused to be built an even
larger statue in Egypt. The Sphinx, far older than the Egyptian
Pyramids (http://www.shout.net/~bigred/Pyramid.html),
still demonstrates the love of Queen
Moo. Like the smaller statue in Central America, the Sphinx
consists of a feline body with a human face.
It was many thousands of years later when the Spanish Conquistadores invaded Central
America. A Friar Diego de Landa, in the 16th century, is said to have
written down the Mayan alphabet. Years later, explorer and
archaeologist Augustus Henry Julius Le Plongeon succeeded in
reconstructing it. Linguistically, Le Plongeon connected this alphabet
with ancient Egypt.
For his pioneering efforts, Le Plongeon was ridiculed by
pseudo-intellectual critics. Yet they had not lived and breathed the
Mayan
culture, as had Le Plongeon. Undeterred, he continued his life's work.
Gradually, Le Plongeon became convinced that Freemasonry was an oral
tradition originating not in Egypt, but amongst the Mayans. It is
Central America which has the most Pyramids, not Egypt. The largest of
all Pyramids is the Danta Pyramid in Guatemala, being six times the
size of Egypt's Great Pyramid. Masonry, in its operative aspect at
least, was quite advanced in the olden times.
The Sphinx a memorial to Prince Chaacmol? Others say the Mayans,
coeval with the Egyptians, were yet not part of them but an isolated
branch. Or that the Sphinx represents a previous, androgynous race. Or
that the Sphinx signifies "the terrible Spirit of duality in man himself."
Nonetheless, there is some agreement in this: "The ancient hieratic
alphabets of the Maya and the Egyptians are almost identical."
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[1] Sources: (a) Before The Pharaohs by Edward F. Malkowski; (b) The Secret Doctrine by H.P. Blavatsky
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