lumanians鲁曼尼亚人

The Lumanians were the second of three great civilizations in Earth's history, existing before known human history, and Seth mentioned that he himself had been one of them [chunk 270, 393, 9856]. The core characteristic of this civilization lay in its physiological experiment with "nonviolence." They attempted to screen out violence physiologically, so that the body could not respond to aggressive commands, even preventing violence by fainting or attacking its own systems [chunk 263, 9866]. However, this built-in control led to severe energy blockage, making their bodies extremely thin and weak, and even impairing the telepathic abilities of some individuals [chunk 263, 264, 9870]. Because of their extreme fear of violence, they did not dare give the bodily system the opportunity for free expression, thereby depriving individuals of the right to learn through their own methods and creatively transform violence, and abandoning free will [chunk 265, 9872, 9874]. In terms of technology and art, the Lumanians were extremely advanced. They bypassed the automobile and steam engine stages, focused on a "sound" technology inaudible to the human ear, and developed artificial foods to avoid killing [chunk 263, 9870]. Their art was highly developed, and sounds could instantly establish vivid multidimensional inner images in the mind [chunk 270, 273]. They could also project thoughts onto specific frequencies and transform them into shapes or colors [chunk 268]. Because they could not trust the violent forces of nature, their civilization was mainly built underground, with an intricate and beautifully designed system of subterranean passageways, and they used surface peepholes and cameras to observe the earth and stars with precision [chunk 266, 267, 270, 9876, 9882]. Although they screened out violence, they could not screen out fear. Because they were physiologically unable to resist nature violently, they were full of fear of natural forces, which led to a serious separation between humans and nature [chunk 266, 9874, 9876]. In search of protection, they created and projected a strong male god image, which much later evolved into the angry god Yahweh who protected the "chosen people" [chunk 266, 274, 9876]. In the end, because the experiment did not achieve expectations and the subconscious memories of the preceding civilization gradually weakened, the civilization moved toward dissolution [chunk 264, 266, 9870, 9874]. Some people went to other planetary systems after death, while large numbers left the underground cities, destroyed the energy fields, and intermarried with uncivilized natives, hoping that their descendants would inherit a reduced tendency toward violence [chunk 264, 9870]. These remnants migrated together with animals and became the source of later myths of "half-human, half-beast" beings [chunk 264, 265]. In the Stone Age, human ancestors sought shelter in the underground cities they had abandoned, and imitated and modified their tools [chunk 267, 9876]. The Lumanians' intense desire for nonviolence still echoes in the human psychic environment today, and in the reality of multidimensional time and probabilities, they still exist, and in some probable system they successfully completed the nonviolence experiment [chunk 274, 275].

In The "Unknown" Reality Vol. 1, although the proper term "Lumanians" does not directly appear in the specific passages provided, the core exposition deeply points to prehistoric groups that once existed in Earth's history, possessed a highly developed spiritual civilization, and conducted unique experiments in consciousness and technology. The core statements and distinctive aspects are as follows:

First, group experiments in human and animal consciousness and psychological organization The book points out that in the past of Earth's history, consciousness conducted experiments with both humans and animals on different levels. The goal was to establish a highly interactive network of consciousness: every individual in the group had full awareness of the group's common knowledge and territorial dangers, while the collective consciousness could also recognize and protect individual consciousness. In this state, there was a constant "give-and-take" interaction between individual consciousness and the consciousness of the larger group, rather than individual consciousness being controlled. In the past of human history, several groups conducted experiments along these lines, but because individual consciousness at that time was too intoxicated with its own experience, this clear, stable, and conscious communication with group consciousness "went underground" and could only be obtained by the few who sought it; this same kind of psychological organization did not ultimately succeed at that time ^[1].

Second, a "spiritual physics" without technology and travel through time and space The book further elaborates the distinctive aspects of prehistoric civilizations in understanding the universe and the earth. Without the aid of modern technology, these ancient civilizations understood the movements of planets and the positions of stars as deeply as modern humans do, and even predicted later changes of the earth. They did not rely on mechanical technology, but used a kind of "spiritual physics." The highly trained people of these civilizations combined the abilities of "dream-art scientists" and "spiritual physicists," and without relying on spaceships, through cooperation in traveling through time and space, successfully traveled to the moon and brought back scientific and appropriate data, even understanding the origin of the solar system better than modern people do ^[2].

Third, direct cognition of the microscopic and macroscopic (a distinctive aspect) Through learning "the art of identification with phenomena," members of these prehistoric civilizations could directly observe and depict the microscopic and macroscopic worlds. For example, they left ancient maps carefully drawn from an altitude of two hundred miles or more, and sketches of atoms and molecules drawn by trained people after identifying with atomic and molecular phenomena ^[2]. This demonstrates their unique nonmechanical mode of cognition.

Fourth, reflection on technology and identification with consciousness These discussions emphasize the importance of identification with the land, the earth, the seasons, and all of humanity and other life. Seth points out that without such identification, no ingenious technology or machinery can help human beings truly understand the scope of their own consciousness, and may even lead to the manipulation rather than the release of consciousness. The "spiritual physics" and consciousness experiments of prehistoric civilizations provide humanity with a completely different path of development based on identification with consciousness and cooperation ^[2].

In the provided chapters of The "Unknown" Reality Vol. 2, although the specific name "Lumanians" does not appear directly, the text elaborates in detail on the coexistence of multiple prehistoric human and nonhuman civilizations in Earth's history, as well as the psychic counterpart relationships of human beings in different historical periods. The following is a summary based on the original text blocks of these prehistoric civilizations and concepts of human reality:

First, the coexistence of diverse prehistoric human and animal-human civilizations

According to the original text, human beings did not evolve from a single animal ancestor as is generally assumed, but appeared in many forms in different eras. In the early cycles of Earth's history, there existed many different races:

1. Human-animals and animal-humans: These races were not the ancestors of modern humans, but separate independent categories. Some species were dominated by animal tendencies, while others were dominated by human tendencies. For example, there once existed a particularly gigantic race on the Russian steppes, and there were also distributions in the region of Spain. These races shared the earth with modern humans and existed in many geological ages ^[1].
2. Characteristics and ways of survival: These "human-animal" groups had their own communities, beautifully combined animal and human characteristics, and were able to use tools well. Compared with modern humans, they were born with stronger instincts, did not require long-term protection in infancy, and developed more quickly in physical sensitivity ^[1].
3. Interaction and coexistence with modern humans: Modern humans with modern skull structures existed at the same time as these creatures assumed to be "ancestors." Different groups were both hostile and cooperative, and there was even a certain degree of interbreeding. During this period, the brain capacity of modern humans remained unchanged, and several modern human races eventually became extinct ^[1].
4. Undetected cycles of prehistoric civilization: The earth has undergone complete cycles that scientists have never suspected. Long before the beginning of writing (3100 B.C.), there already existed fully modern human civilizations, as well as the respective civilizations of animal-humans and human-animals ^[1].

Second, the connection between psychic counterparts and historical reality

In addition to biological and civilizational diversity, human beings also have profound inner connections on historical and psychic levels:

1. The reality of counterparts: At any given time, the population of the earth is composed of "counterparts." This means that human beings are not only members of a physical race, but also members of a psychic reality of counterparts that transcends race, nation, or politics. Therefore, when you kill an enemy, you are actually killing a version of yourself ^[2].
2. The self-selection of history and communication: People themselves form history and reality, and no one is thrown into a situation that they do not accept as a challenge. Individuals in history are connected with ancient Romans, Arabs, Americans, Africans, and Chinese. Individual identity merges with those who seem to be strangers, and these "strangers" communicate with the individual in dreams and speak with the same psychic voice ^[2].
3. Comradeship beyond the limits of time: The world is not full of strangers; people come to the earth at the time and place of their own choosing, jointly reaping and forming the great challenges of the age. From a deeper level, past ages still exist and should not be limited by the framework of time ^[2].