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Behind the Bastards
It was mentioned as one of Rudolf Steiner's books, where he details his theories about these two sunken continents, including the idea of humans starting as genderless beings capable of self-reproduction.
When we study the Akashic records, we see that at a period in the far past, human forms appear soft, plastic and quite unlike those of later times.
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It was mentioned as one of Rudolf Steiner's books, where he details his theories about these two sunken continents, including the idea of humans starting as genderless beings capable of self-reproduction.
When we study the Akashic records, we see that at a period in the far past, human forms appear soft, plastic and quite unlike those of later times.
They still retain an equal measure the nature of man and woman. As time passes and matter densifies, the human body appears in two forms, one of which resembles the man's later form, the other, the woman's.
Before the appearance of these differentiated forms, every human being could of itself bring forth another.
The fructification was no outer process, but one which took place within the human body itself.
When the body took on a male or female form, it lost the possibility of self fructification. Cooperation with another body was necessary in order to produce a new human being.