The Polar Root Race: Origins of Human Consciousness
The First Root Race: The Polar Race
The Polar Root Race represents the earliest stage of human consciousness, existing before physical form as we know it. In this primordial phase, awareness coexisted with a forming Earth in an etheric state, laying down the template for future humanity. This post outlines the important details of this fascinating First Root Race
What was the Polar Root Race?
“Humanity existed as form without matter.”
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The Polar Race represents the earliest stage of human consciousness on Earth.
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It marks the beginning of the human journey, not as a species, but as awareness preparing to enter form.
Did the Polar Race have Physical Bodies?
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No physical bodies existed as we understand them today.
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Consciousness existed in a subtle, etheric state.
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There were: no biological structure i.e.
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No organs
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No bones
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No nervous system
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No blood, cells, or DNA
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No gendered anatomy
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No metabolism or reproduction
In other words, nothing that belongs to biology as science understands it.
There was no flesh.
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What did Polar beings look like?
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Polar beings had a humanoid outline, upright and recognisable in form.
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This outline was energetic rather than physical.
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The form acted as a living template, a blueprint for future human embodiment.
“The body had not yet arrived, but its intention was already present.
So, yes there was a human outline, but it was not biological.”
Why do the Figures Still Look Human ?
“The human form existed first as a pattern, not as a body.”
The Polar Race had a humanoid outline because consciousness was already orienting itself toward the form it would later inhabit physically.
That outline included:
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Upright posture
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Head, torso, limb geometry
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Central vertical axis (the precursor to the spine)
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A luminous core where later heart and awareness would localise
But this outline was:
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Energetic
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Etheric
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Field-like
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Luminous rather than solid
Think of it as a standing wave shaped like a human, not a body made of matter.
Why this Matters
“The body followed the pattern, not the other way around.”
Biology came later, shaped around this pre-existing energetic template. That is why:
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Humans share a universal form
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The body feels intuitively “right” to consciousness
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Meditative states can feel familiar even when formless
Why the Image is Correct to Show Human Figures
If the image were non-humanoid, it would actually be misleading.
The Polar Race was not:
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Animal
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Abstract geometry
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Amorphous light clouds
It was form without matter, not no form at all.
The image shows:
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The outline clearly
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The interior as light and field
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The absence of physical detail
How did Polar Beings Communicate?
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Communication was vibrational and immediate.
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There was no spoken language or symbolism.
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Awareness was shared and collective, not individual.
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Experience was direct, without interpretation or memory.
Was there a Sense of Individuality or Separation?
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No sense of personal identity existed.
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There was no separation between beings.
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There was also no division between humanity and the Earth.
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Consciousness experienced itself as a unified field.
What was the state of the Earth at this time?
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Earth was not yet fully physical.
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The planet existed in a proto-physical or etheric condition.
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Continents, oceans, and atmosphere as we know them had not yet formed.
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The Earth itself was still condensing toward material form.
Did the Polar Race Live on Earth?
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The Polar Race did not inhabit Earth as residents.
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They co-existed with Earth as it was forming.
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Their presence helped to stabilise and anchor consciousness into the planetary field.
What was the Purpose of the Polar Root Race?
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The purpose was not survival, culture, or progress.
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The role of the Polar Race was orientation.
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It established the foundational relationship between consciousness and form.
“This was consciousness learning how to be present.”
Why Does this Polar Race Matter Now?
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The Polar Race still exists as a template within every human being.
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It explains why the human form is universally recognisable.
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It also explains why some meditation states feel ancient, spacious, and pre-verbal.
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These are not memories of a life, but memories of a state.
