Course XXIII - Teaching 9: Aryan-Iranian Sub-race

Previous to the fourth Atlantean deluge, the hydrographic systems of continent and islands were deficient as much in relation to lakes as to rivers.
There were no lakes of sweet waters; those that existed –really great marshes– were salt lakes by their connection with the sea.
Rivers were very short, because they flowed into the sea near their source or because their waters were absorbed by the soil. Seemingly these characteristics mainly responded to the porosity of the earth. Successive temperatures, very high or very low, would produce a crack in the ground, preventing the water from gathering at the surface.
The fourth deluge brought a fundamental change; we may believe that continuous rains gave rise to a less extreme weather and also influenced some other factor to turn the earth impermeable; perhaps big quantities of organic matter, especially sea-weeds, dragged and deposited.
The point is that, from those days, waters from rains or springs, which remained on depressions of the soil and were not absorbed, formed lakes of sweet water. Also first great rivers appeared when, by seeking their level, waters would find a passage to cross their encompassing heights and formed this way the first great riverbeds.
Meanwhile the Aryan-Iranian sub-races were gestated whose definite appearance occurred 75,000 years ago. These black Iranians, bellicose and savage, devastated everything they found. They just respected wild animals, and were the first to use them for work and to grow wheat.
They conquered the present India and absorbed definitely the descendants of Narada’s Tribe, as well as Marichi’s and Atri’s.
From India they continued their conquests, following the riverbeds opened by waters like great furrows across the earth.
A column of Aryan-Iranians, from India, bordered the Persian Gulf, traversed with rafts the sea that covered the present Arabia, until an island placed where today Egypt is. They bordered to the South the sea, today Sahara desert, until approximately Mozambique’s latitude. From mountains of Ethiopia already were descending waters that would form the future Nile River.
A second column followed a route like that of Vashishia’s Tribe; crossed over islands that still would remain in the Atlantic Ocean and were sinking; they arrived at America where definitely absorbed the Aryan-Aryans. Mainly they settled in the area watered today by the bowl of Colorado River, in the United States of America.
A third column followed the valley of a great river, called Haneioc, which many centuries later would become two rivers, the present Euphrates and Tigris; they held sway over the area of present Mesopotamia.
The fourth column of Iranians, called the unfortunate or failures, went to certain great mountains, possibly in the area of bowls of present Volga and Don Rivers; but they were defeated at once by the Vasishia’s Tribe that preserved their race pure; and disappeared forever in the course of two thousand years after being reduced to servitude.
The fifth column of Iranians –most great and powerful– from the area now occupied by India, went to Northeast toward the Gobi Sea, bordered its Southern, Eastern and Northern banks, and finally settled to the Northeast of it –present Chinese Turkistan– a virgin land just emerged on the bank of a river which flowed to the frozen sea of the North, whose bowl is today watered by Ienisei River and its tributaries.