3rd Root Race Essay

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1st Root Race: Ethereal Beings from outer space were the first Intelligent Life on Earth and comprised both Good and Evil Beings, i.e., we had both Benevolent and Power-Hungry Beings. These Beings were led to Earth by beings that had already evolved on other planets both in our solar system and beyond…Sanat Kumara was one of them.
2nd Root Race: Beings born from the interaction of ethereal beings and primitive humans and therefore Half Ethereal and Half Human. This race is now extinct…
3rd Root Race: Began in an old landmass called Lemuria. Lemurians were giants who were mostly Blacks, inhabited a huge continent extending from Africa to Australia. Many parts of the old Lemuria are now under the Indian Ocean. People who are clearly Negroid

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