Course XXIII - Teaching 10: Greatness and Power of the Aryan-Iranians

Iranians scattered in different directions by holding sway, after one millennium, over the whole world known to them.
Atlanteans had disappeared forever from the continent and would dwell on two great remaining islands of a sunken continent in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean; Iranian peoples would know them rather as myths than as really existing peoples. But later, new sunken lands would force Atlanteans to look for new lands and these were already occupied by Aryans.
Iranian columns that conquered lands that later would be of Egypt and those that occupied the bowl of Haneioc River, settled in those areas, although later they were conquered, and their lands devastated by Iranians who lived in the present bowl of Ienisei River.
But they had no contact with Iranians that perished in the present bowl of Volga River or with those who went to America.
Meanwhile, Iranians of the bowl of the Ienisei River grew extraordinarily in force and power. They had the slyness of the Atlanteans and the physical-cerebral strength of the Aryans. They were tall, well proportioned, with long hair that for them symbolized strength; they were quick, handsome and bold. Their face was not beautiful for their skin was black, their face flat, and their eyes oval, and constantly would denote a malicious smile.
They were cold-blooded and extraordinarily courageous. In war they fought with big wooden spears whose points were of black stone, and with huge maces –also of wood hardened in seawater. They did not leave the combat until the destruction of their enemies; they fought hand-to-hand like wild beasts, and had long, very sharp teeth and sunk them in the skull of their opponents. Their clothes were only a loincloth of vegetal fibers.
They lived continuously militarized; and unlike Aryan-Aryans and Aryan-Semites, they did not choose king in certain dynasty but among their most brave generals.
Being accustomed to cold weather, they erected huge stone cities without any planning and added rooms according to the need. The result was a great mass of stone that sometimes became an impregnable fortress. Military men were divided into two large groups, –the oldest and the youngest men constituted the reserve and defended the grown lands and cities. Wars were continuous, and the occupation was male par excellence; and crops of the land were exclusively in charge of women.
They had a special art to tame wild beasts; they rode on white elephants, with large body and short trunk that they painted in black in case of war.
They had no temples or worship properly said; they worshipped the fire that they kept continuously kindled in the center of their cities and homes; women who kept the fire were considered saints and privileged. Only these virgin priestesses had the right to dance in the presence of soldiers during great solemnities. Soldiers could dance apart among them as a privilege.
Their writing consisted of imprints of the hand or of another part of the body on vegetables.
War would constitute the life of these men. So, great conquests started under the lead of different Great Initiates that were true condottieri.
In those countries invaded by them, they not only destroyed persons but also cities, but respected crops and animals.
Halfway through the sub-race, these Iranian invaded the bowl of Haneioc River, finally conquered it, and later invaded present Egypt. As this area was very far away from is original place, gradually they forgot their country and ancestors.
Some previously established colonies of Aryan-Semites could flee from disasters by mixing with Iranians and sowing the first seed of this extraordinary people that during the Aryan-Teutonic sub-race would be the Egyptian people.