Yes, Rizal is a Maharlikan

Rizal, A Maharlikan

In the previous article, Jose Rizal, A Maharlikan? the name Jose Rizal was dissected from its etymological origin to reveal its esoteric meaning for the sake of obtaining a deeper purview of the hidden personality of Rizal himself through his name which for some reasons steered debates why he choose Rizal instead of his family’s surname, Mercado. The result was astounding revealing that both Jose and Rizal are implying supernal attributes proving that by the name alone has something hidden beyond the extra-ordinary. Of course that is only half true for those who avowed their deeper inclinations to the arcane social, political and religious principles of the great hero. For them, Rizal’s two great masterpieces, Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo are more than novels. These writings concealed an archaic spiritual battle between good and evil spawned into the very nerve of human society, incurable like a social cancer.

So, and again, who is Dr. Jose Rizal? Is he a Maharlikan? Through his writings, Rizal often claimed of being one citizen of a “Malayan” blood. A Malay blood (race) pertains to the racial identification in general of all groups of people or nations originated or thriving in the Malay region. Citing from Wikipedia source, the Malays are an ethnic group of Austronesian peoples predominantly inhabiting the Malay Peninsula, eastern Sumatra and coastal Borneo, as well as the smaller islands which lie between these locations — areas that are collectively known as the Malay world. Is the description of the locations sound familiar? Remarkably, most Lemurian enthusiasts would agree that it is the same location where the lost world of Lemuria once located. The same locations is also designated through this blog where the first Maharlikans thrived, and that’s the rallying point taken seriously into consideration.

Notice also the similarities of Jose Rizal with Gautama Buddha and Jesus Christ, both did inspire for the foundations of Buddhism and Christianism, respectively. Buddha’s teachings of “ahimsa” traced its roots from the Maharlikan’s wisdom of “respect for all forms of life”, which is also reflected in Jesus’ “love thy fellowmen” teaching. Rizal was in straight opposition to arms struggle or bloody rebellion as proposed by the “plebeians” in their struggle for independence. His view of social reform through the might of the pen or through peaceful means reflects those of the Maharlikan thinking. Despite of his opposition, for the virtuous men, Rizal was more than a warrior, he was a true freedom fighter without necessarily committing himself into the battle field and directly confront the enemies for he believed that pen is mightier than sword. Rizal is the epitome of a truly intellectual reformer.

Fact #9: The Maharlikans Have No Social Classes or Titles

9. Titles like rajah, datu or lakan were of Hindu-Malayan origins. Maharlikan people have no titles except being “maharlikans” which means men of renown, great men or men from the great plane.

Recent archaeological findings suggests that the history of the Philippines could have begun as early as 67,000 years ago with the discovery of Callao Man and believed to have reached the Islands using primitive rafts or boats. Callao Man predated the arrival of the Negritos 37,000 years earlier. Indonesians arrived more or less between 6,000 to 5,000 years ago.

These groups then stratified into: hunter-gatherer tribes, warrior societies, petty plutocracies and maritime-oriented harbor principalities which eventually grew into kingdoms, rajahnates, principalities, confederations and sultanates. States such as the Indianized Rajahnate of Butuan and Cebu, the dynasty of Tondo, the august kingdoms of Maysapan and Maynila, the Confederation of Madyaas, the sinified Country of Mai, as well as the Muslim Sultanates of Sulu and Maguindanao. These small maritime states flourished from as early as the 1st Millenium. These kingdoms traded with what are now now called China, India, Japan, Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia.[1]

Titles such as datu, raha, lakan or sultan in the early Pre-Spanish Philippines were of colonial influences and origins introduced during the spread of Hinduism, Buddhism and Islam. The pure Muian Maharlikans have no social classes, statuses or titles as they were created equally in reference to their original purpose and nature. They simply called themselves the maharlikans meaning men of renown, great men, or men from the great plane, a name which exemplifies their sublime and pure origin, their level of consciousness, and their purpose in accordance with the divine plan of creation. In Tagalog terminology, in the Philippine history, maharlika became commonly referred to as “freemen” (malaya) or sometimes called the “noblemen” (maginoo). The first term implies an acquired status free from being a slave or a subject of a master while the second one implies nobility, high regard or respectable status in the society. However, these definitions of terms are misnomers.

The following descriptions should further clarify these terms:

·              Datu - The word Datu is a cognate of the Malay terms Dato' or Datuk, which is one of many noble titles in Malaysia, and to the Fijian chiefly title of Ratu.

·              Raha - Raha; also spelled Raja or Rajah (from Sanskrit Rājan), is a title for a monarch or princely ruler in South and Southeast Asia. The female form Rani (sometimes spelled ranee) applies equally to the wife of a Raja (or of an equivalent style such as Rana), usually as queen consort and occasionally as regent.

·              Lakan - Lakan originally referred to a rank in the pre-Hispanic Filipino nobility in the island of Luzon, which means "paramount ruler." It has been suggested that this rank is equivalent to that of Raha, and that different ethnic groups either used one term or the other, or used the two words interchangeably.

·              Sri - Sri, also transliterated as Sree, Shri, Shree, Si or Seri is a word of Sanskrit origin, used in the Indian subcontinent as a polite form of address equivalent to the English "Mr." or "Ms."

·              Sultan – Sultan is a title of the ruler of a Muslim country, especially of the former Ottoman Empire.

·              Dayang – Dayang or Dayang Dayang means "princes", and is a title given only to the daughters of the Sultan.

So far, the oldest known written record in the Philippine history discovered in the Philippine soil is the Laguna Copperplate Inscription dating back in the year 822 AD, written in the Indonesian script called Kavi. Navigators, sailors and traders of the Srivijayan Empire started their influences by 9th until 12th century. The Chinese had established a commercial contact with the Pre-Hispanic Filipinos as early as the year 982. By 14th century, Islam started to spread in the Philippines. Majapahit Empire replaced Srivijayan Empire until the early 15th century and occupied a Maharlikan territory thereafter.

With that being said, from the pre-colonial times until 822 AD, there were no surviving records have been found to consult what exactly happened during those missing years. Henceforth, the claim by many that the Muslims were the first to populate the Philippine archipelago is a lie, a baseless claim that should not be entertained at all levels. That statement is a blatant disrespect to the first inhabitants in the Philippines propagated by those Muslims who are trying to give credit to their religion or to their unfounded claim that they belong to the bloodlines of the sultan and the entire archipelago belongs to them.

Source:
[1] History of Philippines

Fact #7: The Hindu-Buddhist Kingdoms of Srivijaya & Majapahit Were Aware of the Ophir's Gold

7. From the Prehistoric Indonesia to the Salakanagara Kingdom through the Srivijayan to Majapahit Kingdom they were aware of the golden age in the history of the Maharlikan people. They themselves inclined to believe they were also descendants of the Maharlikans so they adopted almost everything pertaining the Maharlikan civilization.

Prior to the advent of civilizations and kingdoms in the Indonesian Region and the Malay Peninsula, and prior to the integration of this Pre-Spanish Maharlikan (Ophir) territory to the Srivijayan Empire, this land and its people were already known to the westerners and nearby territories: to the Phoenicians, the Greeks, the Romans, the Arabs and the Hebrews by the names they gave on it. It was not clear however how the name Ophir came to the limelight. But the first mentioned of Ophir was in Genesis 10, as one of the 13 sons of Joktan, the son of Eber. Another mention of the name  Ophir was at the time of King Solomon where according to the book of Kings was a land afar in the east where the "wise king" imported golds and almug (algum) woods by the ships for the completion of the Solomon's Temple.

The true location of Ophir was documented in a book found in Spain entitled "Collecion General de Documentos Relativos a las Islas Filipinas". Document No. 98 of the said book dated 1519-1522 described in details how the land of Ophir can be found:

"Ophir can be found by travelling from the Cape of Good Hope in Africa, to India, to Burma, to Sumatra, to Moluccas, to Borneo, to Sulu, to China, then finally to Ophir." Ophir was said to be "[...] in front of China towards the sea, of many islands where the Moluccans, Chinese, and Lequios met to trade..."

Jes Tirol asserts that this group of islands could not be Japan because the Moluccans did not get there, nor Taiwan, since it is not composed of "many islands." Only the present-day Philippines, he says, could fit the description. Spanish records also mention the Lequious (big, bearded white men, probably descendants of the Phoenicians, whose ships were always laden with gold and silver) in the islands to gather gold and silver. Other evidence has also been pointed out suggesting that the Philippines was the biblical Ophir.

This factual information about Ophir (Maharlika) and its abundance of gold surely did cause interest not only to the westerners but also to the neighboring kingdoms, such that of Indonesia and Sumatra. That being said, this Maharlikan territory was assimilated, by all means, to the thalassocratic city-state of Srivijaya, a Hindu-Buddhist kingdom, with the belief and admiration that Ophir was a place and a civilization from where there forebears came.

By the 15th century, the Maharajahs of the Majapahit Empire transplanted to the Kingdom of Maharlika.[1]

Fact #6: From Srivijayan to Majapahit, They Were Silent Assimilators of the Land of Ophir

6. The Srivijayan Empire was the later silent assimilator of this land of Ophir bringing with them their Hindu-Malayan culture. This leads to the gradual banishment of the remnants of the Maharlikan people (Ylayas) and their culture as they gradually were assimilated into the Hindu-Malayan culture. Those who maintained the Muian ways found the comfort of nature in the hinterlands. The indigenous people (in the Philippines) are now their living descendants.

Noted here that the Srivijayan Empire flourished more or less between 8th to 12th century CE (Common Era). Although it is not clear but most probably the root of the Srivijayan Empire might have started to flourish and gain notoriety as early as the 5th century around present-day Palembang, Sumatra. The land of Ophir on the other hand was a biblical name of that isles afar off mentioned in the Bible dating back to the time of King Solomon of Israel around 970 BC - 931 BC. Ophir was undisputedly rich of gold where the king of Israel obtained by the ships. Most of those who tried to locate the physical Ophir did find their ways all the way to the present day Philippine Archipelago. It has to be underlined therein that the biblical land of Ophir is the present day Philippine Islands rich of gold the Srivijayan Empire was so obsessed to have gained control of including its wealth and treasure.

Once again, bear in mind for a while that prior to the advent of the Hindu-Malayan culture of the Srivijayan-Majapahit Empire, the Ylayan civilization did flourish peacefully and abundantly in terms of mercantile with foreign traders, serene annual atmospheric condition, blissful health, great wealth, bountiful harvest and prosperity in their life in general. It was at this period when great volumes of gold and almaciga or almug (algum) tree (Scientific Name: Igathis philippinensis) were shipped out for the construction of King Solomon's temple. In short, it was their "golden age" as regarded by the forthcoming empire.

Moreover, the mere fact that I used the word "assimilator" in the heading is because there was no resistance from them as they have welcomed the new merchant-occupants (Srivijayan Empire) with open arms in the name of mutual respect and co-existence. Nevertheless, due to their contrasting cultural orientations, the atmosphere and the deep feeling of ethnocentrism forced the Ylayas to find comfort in the mountains and forests.

It might be unfair at this moment to purport that some of the indigenous people in the Philippines, who were fearsome warriors and practiced head-hunting, like the Kalingas of the Kalinga Province, did not evolve from the Ylayan blood but from the Srivijayan culture. This assessment finds reference to the existence of Kalinga Kingdom in ancient east India approximately 265 BCE. The region was scene of the bloody Kalinga War fought by Ashoka of the Maurya Empire.

Fact #4: The Filipino Race Descended from the Maharlikans Through the Ylayas

4. The later descendants of the Maharlikan race were those "Ylayas" (Isidro Escare Abeto, 1989) in a land called Ophir, from whom King Solomon obtained ships of gold. During that period the Ylayas have already well established their communities after the cataclysmic event that destroyed the Muian civilization.

The next 10,000 years, during and after the last ice age was a survival period for the Maharlikans in view of the last great upheaval they have undergone through, which was followed thereafter by the decrease of the Earth's temperature freezing most part of the hinterlands forcing them to thrive in the caves. It was during that period when waves of succeeding migrants begun to populate the land of Ophir.

It is interesting to acknowledge here the work of a world renowned American anthropologist in the person of Henry Otley Beyer, founder of the Anthropology Department of the University of the Philippines. Beyer proposed in his Migration Wave Theory that the peopling of the archipelago was a result of migrations in different time periods. The first group Beyer called the “Dawn Man” or cave men type of who, according to his theory, arrived around 250,000 years ago. Beyer was actually referring to the “escaped remnants” of Muian descendants (Maharlikans) who survived the last great upheaval and found refuge in the archipelago. They did not arrive as a result of unintentional wandering in search for food, as Beyer proposed, but rather already been here and aware of its existence as they used to visit the place during the Muian times. This fact supports the Core Population Theory of Felipe Landa Jocano, another known anthropologist of the University of the Philippines who refuted Beyer’s migration theory. Jocano instead did propose that the first people of Southeast Asia (including the Philippines) were products of a long process of evolution and migration. His research indicates that they shared more or less the same culture, beliefs, practices and even similar tools and implements.

The second wave of migrants in Beyer's theory were the so-called “Negritos” who, according to Beyer, came around or between 25,000 to 30,000 years ago. These group fused in their communities and culture with the already established Maharlikan settlements, socialized and intermarried with the Maharlikan people. These migrant people came from the neighboring islands in the south, from Indonesia and Malaysia through land bridges. From that point of origin being in the south, going to north (ilaya meaning "upper part" or "north") to the Maharlikan’s direction of location, the next migrating people (Third Wave A and B, between 6,000 to 500 years ago) did refer to them the ylayas, a term which became prevalent as being referred to the "people of the north".

It has to be noticed here that there was a reversed pattern of migrations, first, from the Maharlikan group going outside, and then from the outside coming to the Maharlikan territory. The explanation was that, these migrating people coming into the land of Maharlika (Ophir) were on the clandestine process of revisiting their true origin as told in their oral traditions. This was true to both the Indonesian's Srivijayan and Majapahit empires, respectively.

The advent and emergence of the Ylayan culture, which was an assimilation of the surviving Maharlikans and foreign migrants (second and third waves) paved way for the revival of the Muian ways through their system of governance, arts, belief, medicine, and in their knowledge of the supernatural. It has to be noted that the people of the Pre-European Philippines were mostly animist (who really did not worship the spirits of nature but rather honored them in a less elaborated rites) have records or books of mystical in nature. These knowledge or abilities traced back from the Muian period.

It should not also be confused that the term ilaya (ylaya) has no connection with the term Malaya, such that of the Malayan Peninsula or Malaysia, which refers to the land far south-west of the then land of Ophir.

Fact #3: The Maharlikans Were Not Fearsome Warriors

3. The Maharlikans were not warriors contrary to prevailing notions because during their times they have no enemies or in conflict with other races, except with nature's law of balance and restoration that destroyed the grandeur of their civilization.

The Maharlikans were peace-loving people contrary to prevailing claims that they were warriors. They knew of the Gods (Elohim) in the heavens (shamayim) who created them. Though they never conceived in the rational sense any form or pattern of a system of belief called religion, their ways of living conformed harmoniously with laws of the Gods and of nature, to the principles and virtue of love, for which, its solemn practice begets mutual respect, loving-kindness, compassion, and the respect for life. Every member of the community had earned the respect as they have conferred the same respect due to others. The connection was so strong that Jainism's teaching of ahimsa or non-injury to anyone has its linking from the Maharlikan's concept of respect for all forms of life. This was slightly modified in Buddha's teaching of the "law of cause and effect" or karma thus popularized the proverb, "Hurt not others in ways that you yourself would find hurtful".

Moreover, the concept of Maharlikan warrior was a colonial mentality of Srivijayan or Majapahit Empire influence who brought to them those warlike attitudes. The Indonesians were the real warriors of excelled marksmanship thirsty of the enemy's blood. The pure Maharlikans on the other side were neither oppressive nor defensive. Taking arms or engaging one's self in conflict with other people, such as in war or arms struggle, justifying killing, is for them a taboo condemned at all levels. That Maharlikan warrior thinking is contrary to the law of co-existence.

Fact #1: The Maharlikans, A Race of Spiritually Advanced Civilization

This is a series of write-ups to further expound the topic I have posted: Facts About the Maharlikan Race. These are my views resulting from personal assessments and analysis of the information involved contrary to conventional knowledge that have populated the internet and many books.

I am certain that many are still victims of selective information as our conventional history is somehow in one way or another being manipulated by the sphere of influence of conspiracy theorists at work. There is a saying, “Those who control the present, control the past and those who control the past control the future”. This is evident in the Philippine History as demonstrated by those who wrote and have propagated our “common” mainstream history giving credence to its colonizers portrayed as heroes and by those who benefited from it through their seeded information which conditioned and controlled the minds of the people. Examples are our school textbooks fed to the young learners like dosage of pills shot in their minds without questions in a process called grand indoctrination.

First and foremost, history is the summary of our cumulative consciousness. It is not centered to a particular person or ethnic group. It is the collectivity of the entire records of the peoples’ way of life. It portrays in general a nation’s collective consciousness illustrating its peoples’ uniqueness with peculiarity and pride distinct from others.

So, let me begin with those facts.

1. The real Maharlikan people were a race of “spiritually advanced civilization” whose level of celestial consciousness surpasses the level of our spirituality. They were the descendants of the Muian people.

The Maharlikans were the first humans to roam the earth during those days. In the creation story of Genesis, God Elohim (plural for gods) created Adam (male) and Eve (female) and put them in the garden (paradise) he had created, in a land in the east (Mu).

When the City of Mu vanished away from the eyes of the humans as it submerged beneath the ocean floor due to the great upheavals (see Gen. 3:24) those who escaped from the garden (144,000 Maharlikans, see Rev. 14:1-4), salvaged themselves in the neighboring higher lands, in almost all directions surrounding Mu. The Atlanteans (200 + offsprings, see Book of Enoch, Chap. 6) on the other hand, with the used of their flying vehicles (unidentified flying objects?) traversed their ways as far as to the extreme west and occupied a new ground in the so-called “plains of the west”. They begun calling themselves the Atlanteans and their newly found territory into Atlantis. Meanwhile, the Maharlikans traveled through wooden sea vessels (rafts), in groups, called nests. Most of these nests or core groups landed in a group of islands west of Mu. They remained there and started re-populating that new found land they later called Ophir (O-fir, O-fire, or Orts of Fire). Ophir became their new habitation together with few numbers of the giant Atlanteans (titans) who also escaped the upheavals. Ophir was a land characterized by a balanced weather condition (tropical) which fits the Maharlikan’s ways as lovers of nature.

By around 90,000 ago, these groups started differentiating themselves into different distinct subcultures. Some groups began migrating southwards, towards Indonesia, Borneo and the Moluccas. Another groups went northwards, towards Formosa (now Taiwan) then to mainland Asia (China, India, Russia) forming new cultural groupings and developing unique languages. Those who remained in Ophir retained the name Maharlikans.

This highly evolved yet profound civilized Maharlikan people is characterized by their closeness or oneness with nature. They treat the earth and the universe like living creatures which deserve their love, care and nurture. As they established their new communities reflecting their original habitation they also begun re-evaluating their past experiences for the purpose of correcting their once doomed ways of life. Unlike the Atlanteans, they paid less attention to the advancement of their technologies. They are highly spiritually evolved and devoted much of their times nourishing their inner selves, their consciousness and their awareness of the universe in consonance and accordance with the law of nature. They are the exact opposite of the Atlanteans where the grandeur of their cities were featured in their structures and technological advancements such as in their temples, mode of transportation, administration buildings, and even in the ways they stored and preserved their records. The Maharlikans used crystals in storing records of their civilization, a knowledge they have learned from the Lemureans. The Atlanteans used those devices similar to modern day’s computer chips.

The Maharlikans are skilled craftsmen and excelled much in natural science. Instead of inventing new technologies they devoted themselves more in agriculture and in the cultivation of nature. They constructed many sophisticated rice terraces which are evident in the region, perfected the cone of Mayon Volcano, created slopes of earth as playground in Bohol (Chocolate Hills), crafted the Arayat Mountain reflecting their one Muian temple, and shaped the entire archipelago into the likeness of their domesticated animal (camel?). But most of all they restored two mountains in the forms of a man (Adam) and a woman (Eve) built during the Muian times in remembrance of their original habitation in the garden of Mu. They never build temples in elaborated structures for they knew that the gods (Elohim) in the heavens do not thrive in there. They rather paid them their respect through offerings in less elaborated ceremonies.

It is conclusive, so far, as we cannot find ruins of temples or structures built in the land of Ophir because their legacies are enshrined in the peoples’ mind, in their consciousness until these days.

And speaking of giants (titans) who also inhabited the land of Ophir, in the Province of Abra, Northern Luzon, there found a giant human footprint and fingerprints believed to be of the mythical legendary giant Angalo and his wife Aran. In the islands of Dinagat there also found giant human skeletons which belong to the Dinagats, a race of one-eyed giants, the cyclopes. The same kind of giant bones and skulls were also found in many places such as Bohol, Agusan, Bukidnon and Davao. These giants were believed to be the guardians of the golds and other treasures salvaged from the last great upheaval.

Left Footprint of Angalo, Abra 

Fingerprints of Angalo, Abra 

By the way, the original Maharlikans have fairer skins. This complexion however turned into brown or golden-brown (kayumanggi) skin pigments as they adopted themselves to tropical weather. (see Gen. 3:17-19).

Facts About the Maharlikan Race

Unfortunately, most of the Maharlikan consciousness movements nowadays are tracing the wrong lineage of information in their presentations of "who the real Maharlikan people were".

First and foremost, the real Maharlikan people were a race of spiritually advanced civilization whose level of consciousness surpasses the level of our spirituality. They were the descendants of the Muian people.

Second, the real Maharlikans lived earlier, in the pre-historic times, when the world was much younger, before and after the last great upheaval until after the last ice age.

Third, the Maharlikans were not warriors contrary to prevailing notions because during their times they have no enemies or in conflict with other races, except with nature's law of balance and restoration that destroyed the grandeur of their civilization.

Fourth, the later descendants of the Maharlikan race were those "Ylayas" (Isidro Escare Abeto, 1989) in a land called Ophir, from whom King Solomon obtained ships of gold. During that period the Ylayas have already well established their communities after the cataclysmic event that destroyed the Muian civilization.

Fifth, the Kalantiaw Code (be it a hoax or not) was a later version of a much older code observed during the times of Ophir.

Sixth, the Srivijayan Empire was the later silent assimilator of this land of Ophir bringing with them their Hindu-Malayan culture. This leads to the gradual banishment of the remnants of the Maharlikan people (Ylayas) and their culture as they gradually were assimilated into the Indo-Malayan culture. Those who maintained the Muian ways found the comfort of nature in the hinterlands. The indigenous people (in the Philippines) are now their living descendants.

Seventh, the Srivijayan or Majapahit Empires were aware of the golden age in the history of the Maharlikan people. They themselves inclined to believe they were also descendants of the Maharlikans so they adopted almost everything pertaining the Maharlikan civilization.

Eighth, the nation's treasury of the Maharlikan people were so abundant that when under the Srivijayan-Majapahit Empire these were accumulated and taken as part of the empires’ treasury being the custodians of those wealth meant (only) for the Maharlikan nation.

Nineth, titles like rajah, datu or lakan were of Hindu-Malayan origins. Maharlikan people have no titles except being “maharlikans” which means men of renown, great men or men from the great plane.

Tenth, the Hindu-Malayan people or empires retained the former's title maharajah of the maharlikan from the mahar-loka which later gave rise to what others are now claiming as the Maharlikans (the Filipinos).

NOTE: The Tagean-Tallano clan who are claiming to be the sole owners of the entire archipelago based on a document known as the Original Certificate of Title No. T-01-1, do not belong to the genuine maharlikan lineage. Like the late Pres. Ferdinand E. Marcos, the Tagean-Tallano clan were only among the custodians, by virtue of obligations, of the wealth of the Maharlikan kingdom meant for the Filipino people.

Are You a Maharlikan?

Who are the Maharlikan people? The Maharlikans are the Lemureans mentioned in many occult books. No one knows exactly who they are as to these days and how they looked like since their known remarkable identities slowly fused and diffused in to the succeeding waves of migrating people. Plus taking into consideration the gradual technological changes our civilization had gone through giving rise to new breeds of people so inclined with material possessions. Anyone so obsessed with the Maharlikan race may bragly claim as one Maharlikan by merely professing vocally such platitude assertion, but a true Maharlikan need not do so. For the true Maharlikan people knew more deeply in their heart and spirit but refrained from exposing themselves as they are bound by a sacred oath to safeguard and preserve their identities until the right time to come. They are however so attached with one another in a sort of vibratory connections acknowledging their distinct higher-than-normal (third to fourth) level of mental frequencies and astral abilities. Such connection is obviously manifested in their thoughts, expressions of cultural values, spiritual insights and wisdom.

Most of the Maharlikan people are naturalist, agriculturist, sculptor and artists. They did not spend much of their time building their communities in terms of well-elaborated temples, pyramids and ritual sites contrary to mainstream stories that their civilization were featured by towering structures and buildings equipped with advanced technologies, like those portrayed in sci-fi movies. These features were true only during their Muian times, as well as to the Atlanteans, who inclined much themselves into technologies, wealth and power.  

The Maharlikans' greatest passion is their obsessions of gold and precious stones or gems, more particularly crystals. (Will this explains why others called Mu the "golden city?") Unlike the Atlanteans, the Maharlikans are so much inclined with nature that they live so close to it and any attempt or breakthrough on to technological advancement would only conflict with their nature. So, instead of building elaborated structures in there they constructed underground domes, communities of habitations, and the repositories of records for the preservation of their cultural heritage in the form of libraries and temples. 

During those days most of the Maharlikans used their astral power for communications, teleportation, and in their daily activities on almost all aspects of endeavors. They produced the first human sages and masters of the second earth to keep an active vibratory connection with those who are left in the Great City of Mu, and to uphold the great plan of the Gods passed on through to them in their sacred chambers.