root-race

So when we arrived in the Blue System we ran into the original root-race of the Arkonides-the Akons.

Plasma Monster Mahr, Kurt 1976

Chinese belong to the fourth root-race, as appears not improbable, did not the system come into India from China?

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Sinnett tells us that what we recognize as language began with the third root-race.

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All will remain linked by their destiny to this planet, until the moment when all -- a few rare, unfortunate, negligent laggards excepted -- shall have passed through their last mortal probation, in the seventh root-race.

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After each root-race has run its course, the earth has always been prepared by a great geological convulsion for the next.

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Chinese, and the other, through their tradition, with the lost race of the Atlantic, the asserted history of the fourth root-race of humanity assumes a very attractive degree of reasonableness.

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The proper seat of this third root-race was that lost continent which Wallace told us, long ago, stood where now roll the waters of the Pacific and Indian Oceans, south and southwest of

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Again, the true Chinese belong to the fourth root-race.

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From the relics of the African branch of this root-race, the old Egyptian priests had knowledge regarding the sunken continent, knowledge which was no fable, but the traditionary lore and history of the survivors of the lost Atlantis.

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If, then, Buddhism, or the philosophy which bears that name, originated with the fourth root-race of men, does it not occur to the initiated that the fifth race ought, by this same theory, to develop a higher form of truth?

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