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Q:  How did Lemurians think about abundance?

KIRAEL:  The Lemurians didn't actually thrive towards abundance.  They accepted that they were abundant.  They never looked at what they didn't have; they only looked at what they did have, and they knew whatever they had was the stepping stone to whatever they desired. 

You see, the Lemurian society some 50,000 years ago was already keenly aware that everything was a manifestation of thought.  They held to this truth. You might think that they were a society that didn’t make jokes or didn't have fun.  Oh, they did, but they never made a joke about lack.  In fact, they never made fun or said something that might be considered a joke today. 

They felt that whatever they said was sacred.  You say, "Well, that sounds like a bit of a boring society, doesn't it?"  No, because sacred to them meant that it was a life force. Can you imagine that?  They thought everything that they said was sacred to the life force.  So, they were always careful of what they said. 

What was different between Lemuria and the world you know now?  Well, now you’ve got the matrix.  Back then they didn't have the matrix.  They simply chose every word as though it would manifest, and they knew if they erred in some fashion, and said something such as, "Oh, I think this little itch over my eye is going to turn into a headache," that, lo and behold, in a matter of moments, they'd have a throbbing headache. So, they never said anything like that. Instead, if they had a little itch above their eye, they said, "Oh, I have a dissipated itch above me eye.  It's going away." 

If the itch turned into a bit of a headache, they didn't think that they'd made a mistake, or missed the boat, so to speak.  They simply went looked inside where the throbbing was, and used the magic of their time.  Oh, I mean the magic of your time. 

They used the light.  They used sound.  They usee whatever was necessary to make the headache go away.  The Lemurians were careful to think only of what they wanted, not what they didn't want.  Hence, they were abundant all of the time.