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Urantia Book Paper 63 The First Human Family
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Subjects Archive The Urantia Book Urantia Book PART III: The History of Urantia
: The Origin Of Urantia Life Establishment On Urantia The Marine-life Era On
Urantia Urantia During The Early Land-life Era The Mammalian Era On Urantia The
Dawn Races Of Early Man The First Human Family The Evolutionary Races Of Color
The Overcontrol Of Evolution The Planetary Prince Of Urantia The Planetary
Rebellion The Dawn Of Civilization Primitive Human Institutions The Evolution
Of Human Government Development Of The State Government On A Neighboring Planet
The Garden Of Eden Adam And Eve The Default Of Adam And Eve The Second Garden
The Midway Creatures The Violet Race After The Days Of Adam Andite Expansion In
The Orient Andite Expansion In The Occident Development Of Modern Civilization
The Evolution Of Marriage The Marriage Institution Marriage And Family Life The
Origins Of Worship Early Evolution Of Religion The Ghost Cults Fetishes,
Charms, And Magic Sin, Sacrifice, And Atonement Shamanism--medicine Men And
Priests The Evolution Of Prayer The Later Evolution Of Religion Machiventa
Melchizedek The Melchizedek Teachings In The Orient The Melchizedek Teachings
In The Levant Yahweh--god Of The Hebrews Evolution Of The God Concept Among The
Hebrews The Melchizedek Teachings In The Occident The Social Problems Of
Religion Religion In Human Experience The Real Nature Of Religion The
Foundations Of Religious Faith The Reality Of Religious Experience Growth Of
The Trinity Concept Deity And Reality Universe Levels Of Reality Origin And
Nature Of Thought Adjusters Mission And Ministry Of Thought Adjusters Relation
Of Adjusters To Universe Creatures Relation Of Adjusters To Individual Mortals
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Paper 63 The First Human Family
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Introduction
URANTIA was registered as an inhabited world when the first two human
beings--the twins--were eleven years old, and before they had become the
parents of the first-born of the second generation of actual human beings. And
the archangel message from Salvington, on this occasion of formal planetary
recognition, closed with these words:
"Man-mind has appeared on 606 of Satania, and these parents of the new race
shall be called Andon and Fonta. And all archangels pray that these creatures
may speedily be endowed with the personal indwelling of the gift of the spirit
of the Universal Father."
Andon is the Nebadon name which signifies "the first Fatherlike creature to
exhibit human perfection hunger." Fonta signifies "the first Sonlike creature
to exhibit human perfection hunger." Andon and Fonta never knew these names
until they were bestowed upon them at the time of fusion with their Thought
Adjusters. Throughout their mortal sojourn on Urantia they called each other
Sonta-an and Sonta-en, Sonta-an meaning "loved by mother," Sonta-en signifying
"loved by father." They gave themselves these names, and the meanings are
significant of their mutual regard and affection.
1. ANDON AND FONTA
In many respects, Andon and Fonta were the most remarkable pair of human beings
that have ever lived on the face of the earth. This wonderful pair, the actual
parents of all mankind, were in every way superior to many of their immediate
descendants, and they were radically different from all of their ancestors,
both immediate and remote.
The parents of this first human couple were apparently little different from
the average of their tribe, though they were among its more intelligent
members, that group which first learned to throw stones and to use clubs in
fighting. They also made use of sharp spicules of stone, flint, and bone.
While still living with his parents, Andon had fastened a sharp piece of flint
on the end of a club, using animal tendons for this purpose, and on no less
than a dozen occasions he made good use of such a weapon in saving both his own
life and that of his equally adventurous and inquisitive sister, who
unfailingly accompanied him on all of his tours of exploration.
The decision of Andon and Fonta to flee from the Primates tribes implies a
quality of mind far above the baser intelligence which characterized so many of
their later descendants who stooped to mate with their retarded cousins of the
simian tribes. But their vague feeling of being something more than mere
animals was due to the possession of personality and was augmented by the
indwelling presence of the Thought Adjusters.
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2. THE FLIGHT OF THE TWINS
After Andon and Fonta had decided to flee northward, they succumbed to their
fears for a time, especially the fear of displeasing their father and immediate
family. They envisaged being set upon by hostile relatives and thus recognized
the possibility of meeting death at the hands of their already jealous
tribesmen. As youngsters, the twins had spent most of their time in each
other's company and for this reason had never been overly popular with their
animal cousins of the Primates tribe. Nor had they improved their standing in
the tribe by building a separate, and a very superior, tree home.
And it was in this new home among the treetops, one night after they had been
awakened by a violent storm, and as they held each other in fearful and fond
embrace, that they finally and fully made up their minds to flee from the
tribal habitat and the home treetops.
They had already prepared a crude treetop retreat some half-day's journey to
the north. This was their secret and safe hiding place for the first day away
from the home forests. Notwithstanding that the twins shared the Primates'
deathly fear of being on the ground at nighttime, they sallied forth shortly
before nightfall on their northern trek. While it required unusual courage for
them to undertake this night journey, even with a full moon, they correctly
concluded that they were less likely to be missed and pursued by their
tribesmen and relatives. And they safely made their previously prepared
rendezvous shortly after midnight.
On their northward journey they discovered an exposed flint deposit and,
finding many stones suitably shaped for various uses, gathered up a supply for
the future. In attempting to chip these flints so that they would be better
adapted for certain purposes, Andon discovered their sparking quality and
conceived the idea of building fire. But the notion did not take firm hold of
him at the time as the climate was still salubrious and there was little need
of fire.
But the autumn sun was getting lower in the sky, and as they journeyed
northward, the nights grew cooler and cooler. Already they had been forced to
make use of animal skins for warmth. Before they had been away from home one
moon, Andon signified to his mate that he thought he could make fire with the
flint. They tried for two months to utilize the flint spark for kindling a fire
but only met with failure. Each day this couple would strike the flints and
endeavor to ignite the wood. Finally, one evening about the time of the setting
of the sun, the secret of the technique was unraveled when it occurred to Fonta
to climb a near-by tree to secure an abandoned bird's nest. The nest was dry
and highly inflammable and consequently flared right up into a full blaze the
moment the spark fell upon it. They were so surprised and startled at their
success that they almost lost the fire, but they saved it by the addition of
suitable fuel, and then began the first search for firewood by the parents of
all mankind.
This was one of the most joyous moments in their short but eventful lives. All
night long they sat up watching their fire burn, vaguely realizing that they
had made a discovery which would make it possible for them to defy climate and
thus forever to be independent of their animal relatives of the southern lands.
After three days' rest and enjoyment of the fire, they journeyed on.
The Primates ancestors of Andon had often replenished fire which had been
kindled by lightning, but never before had the creatures of earth possessed
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a method of starting fire at will. But it was a long time before the twins
learned that dry moss and other materials would kindle fire just as well as
birds' nests.
3. ANDON'S FAMILY
It was almost two years from the night of the twins' departure from home before
their first child was born. They named him Sontad; and Sontad was the first
creature to be born on Urantia who was wrapped in protective coverings at the
time of birth. The human race had begun, and with this new evolution there
appeared the instinct properly to care for the increasingly enfeebled infants
which would characterize the progressive development of mind of the
intellectual order as contrasted with the more purely animal type.
Andon and Fonta had nineteen children in all, and they lived to enjoy the
association of almost half a hundred grandchildren and half a dozen
great-grandchildren. The family was domiciled in four adjoining rock shelters,
or semicaves, three of which were interconnected by hallways which had been
excavated in the soft limestone with flint tools devised by Andon's children.
These early Andonites evinced a very marked clannish spirit; they hunted in
groups and never strayed very far from the homesite. They seemed to realize
that they were an isolated and unique group of living beings and should
therefore avoid becoming separated. This feeling of intimate kinship was
undoubtedly due to the enhanced mind ministry of the adjutant spirits.
Andon and Fonta labored incessantly for the nurture and uplift of the clan.
They lived to the age of forty-two, when both were killed at the time of an
earthquake by the falling of an overhanging rock. Five of their children and
eleven grandchildren perished with them, and almost a score of their
descendants suffered serious injuries.
Upon the death of his parents, Sontad, despite a seriously injured foot,
immediately assumed the leadership of the clan and was ably assisted by his
wife, his eldest sister. Their first task was to roll up stones to effectively
entomb their dead parents, brothers, sisters, and children. Undue significance
should not attach to this act of burial. Their ideas of survival after death
were very vague and indefinite, being largely derived from their fantastic and
variegated dream life.
This family of Andon and Fonta held together until the twentieth generation,
when combined food competition and social friction brought about the beginning
of dispersion.
4. THE ANDONIC CLANS
Primitive man--the Andonites--had black eyes and a swarthy complexion,
something of a cross between yellow and red. Melanin is a coloring substance
which is found in the skins of all human beings. It is the original Andonic
skin pigment. In general appearance and skin color these early Andonites more
nearly resembled the present-day Eskimo than any other type of living human
beings. They were the first creatures to use the skins of animals as a
protection against cold; they had little more hair on their bodies than
present-day humans.
The tribal life of the animal ancestors of these early men had foreshadowed the
beginnings of numerous social conventions, and with the expanding emotions
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and augmented brain powers of these beings, there was an immediate development
in social organization and a new division of clan labor. They were exceedingly
imitative, but the play instinct was only slightly developed, and the sense of
humor was almost entirely absent. Primitive man smiled occasionally, but he
never indulged in hearty laughter. Humor was the legacy of the later Adamic
race. These early human beings were not so sensitive to pain nor so reactive to
unpleasant situations as were many of the later evolving mortals. Childbirth
was not a painful or distressing ordeal to Fonta and her immediate progeny.
They were a wonderful tribe. The males would fight heroically for the safety of
their mates and their offspring; the females were affectionately devoted to
their children. But their patriotism was wholly limited to the immediate clan.
They were very loyal to their families; they would die without question in
defense of their children, but they were not able to grasp the idea of trying
to make the world a better place for their grandchildren. Altruism was as yet
unborn in the human heart, notwithstanding that all of the emotions essential
to the birth of religion were already present in these Urantia aborigines.
These early men possessed a touching affection for their comrades and certainly
had a real, although crude, idea of friendship. It was a common sight in later
times, during their constantly recurring battles with the inferior tribes, to
see one of these primitive men valiantly fighting with one hand while he
struggled on, trying to protect and save an injured fellow warrior. Many of the
most noble and highly human traits of subsequent evolutionary development were
touchingly foreshadowed in these primitive peoples.
The original Andonic clan maintained an unbroken line of leadership until the
twenty-seventh generation, when, no male offspring appearing among Sontad's
direct descendants, two rival would-be rulers of the clan fell to fighting for
supremacy.
Before the extensive dispersion of the Andonic clans a well-developed language
had evolved from their early efforts to intercommunicate. This language
continued to grow, and almost daily additions were made to it because of the
new inventions and adaptations to environment which were developed by these
active, restless, and curious people. And this language became the word of
Urantia, the tongue of the early human family, until the later appearance of
the colored races.
As time passed, the Andonic clans grew in number, and the contact of the
expanding families developed friction and misunderstandings. Only two things
came to occupy the minds of these peoples: hunting to obtain food and fighting
to avenge themselves against some real or supposed injustice or insult at the
hands of the neighboring tribes.
Family feuds increased, tribal wars broke out, and serious losses were
sustained among the very best elements of the more able and advanced groups.
Some of these losses were irreparable; some of the most valuable strains of
ability and intelligence were forever lost to the world. This early race and
its primitive civilization were threatened with extinction by this incessant
warfare of the clans.
It is impossible to induce such primitive beings long to live together in
peace. Man is the descendant of fighting animals, and when closely associated,
uncultured people irritate and offend each other. The Life Carriers know this
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tendency among evolutionary creatures and accordingly make provision for the
eventual separation of developing human beings into at least three, and more
often six, distinct and separate races.
5. DISPERSION OF THE ANDONITES
The early Andon races did not penetrate very far into Asia, and they did not at
first enter Africa. The geography of those times pointed them north, and
farther and farther north these people journeyed until they were hindered by
the slowly advancing ice of the third glacier.
Before this extensive ice sheet reached France and the British Isles, the
descendants of Andon and Fonta had pushed on westward over Europe and had
established more than one thousand separate settlements along the great rivers
leading to the then warm waters of the North Sea.
These Andonic tribes were the early river dwellers of France; they lived along
the river Somme for tens of thousands of years. The Somme is the one river
unchanged by the glaciers, running down to the sea in those days much as it
does today. And that explains why so much evidence of the Andonic descendants
is found along the course of this river valley.
These aborigines of Urantia were not tree dwellers, though in emergencies they
still betook themselves to the treetops. They regularly dwelt under the shelter
of overhanging cliffs along the rivers and in hillside grottoes which afforded
a good view of the approaches and sheltered them from the elements. They could
thus enjoy the comfort of their fires without being too much inconvenienced by
the smoke. They were not really cave dwellers either, though in subsequent
times the later ice sheets came farther south and drove their descendants to
the caves. They preferred to camp near the edge of a forest and beside a
stream.
They very early became remarkably clever in disguising their partially
sheltered abodes and showed great skill in constructing stone sleeping
chambers, dome-shaped stone huts, into which they crawled at night. The
entrance to such a hut was closed by rolling a stone in front of it, a large
stone which had been placed inside for this purpose before the roof stones were
finally put in place.
The Andonites were fearless and successful hunters and, with the exception of
wild berries and certain fruits of the trees, lived exclusively on flesh. As
Andon had invented the stone ax, so his descendants early discovered and made
effective use of the throwing stick and the harpoon. At last a tool-creating
mind was functioning in conjunction with an implement-using hand, and these
early humans became highly skillful in the fashioning of flint tools. They
traveled far and wide in search of flint, much as present-day humans journey to
the ends of the earth in quest of gold, platinum, and diamonds.
And in many other ways these Andon tribes manifested a degree of intelligence
which their retrogressing descendants did not attain in half a million years,
though they did again and again rediscover various methods of kindling fire.
6. ONAGAR--THE FIRST TRUTH TEACHER
As the Andonic dispersion extended, the cultural and spiritual status of the
clans retrogressed for nearly ten thousand years until the days of Onagar, who
assumed the leadership of these tribes, brought peace among them, and for the
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first time, led all of them in the worship of the "Breath Giver to men and
animals."
Andon's philosophy had been most confused; he had barely escaped becoming a
fire worshiper because of the great comfort derived from his accidental
discovery of fire. Reason, however, directed him from his own discovery to the
sun as a superior and more awe-inspiring source of heat and light, but it was
too remote, and so he failed to become a sun worshiper.
The Andonites early developed a fear of the elements--thunder, lightning, rain,
snow, hail, and ice. But hunger was the constantly recurring urge of these
early days, and since they largely subsisted on animals, they eventually
evolved a form of animal worship. To Andon, the larger food animals were
symbols of creative might and sustaining power. From time to time it became the
custom to designate various of these larger animals as objects of worship.
During the vogue of a particular animal, crude outlines of it would be drawn on
the walls of the caves, and later on, as continued progress was made in the
arts, such an animal god was engraved on various ornaments.
Very early the Andonic peoples formed the habit of refraining from eating the
flesh of the animal of tribal veneration. Presently, in order more suitably to
impress the minds of their youths, they evolved a ceremony of reverence which
was carried out about the body of one of these venerated animals; and still
later on, this primitive performance developed into the more elaborate
sacrificial ceremonies of their descendants. And this is the origin of
sacrifices as a part of worship. This idea was elaborated by Moses in the
Hebrew ritual and was preserved, in principle, by the Apostle Paul as the
doctrine of atonement for sin by "the shedding of blood."
That food was the all-important thing in the lives of these primitive human
beings is shown by the prayer taught these simple folks by Onagar, their great
teacher. And this prayer was:
"O Breath of Life, give us this day our daily food, deliver us from the curse
of the ice, save us from our forest enemies, and with mercy receive us into the
Great Beyond."
Onagar maintained headquarters on the northern shores of the ancient
Mediterranean in the region of the present Caspian Sea at a settlement called
Oban, the tarrying place on the westward turning of the travel trail leading up
northward from the Mesopotamian southland. From Oban he sent out teachers to
the remote settlements to spread his new doctrines of one Deity and his concept
of the hereafter, which he called the Great Beyond. These emissaries of Onagar
were the world's first missionaries; they were also the first human beings to
cook meat, the first regularly to use fire in the preparation of food. They
cooked flesh on the ends of sticks and also on hot stones; later on they
roasted large pieces in the fire, but their descendants almost entirely
reverted to the use of raw flesh.
Onagar was born 983,323 years ago (from A.D. 1934), and he lived to be
sixty-nine years of age. The record of the achievements of this master mind and
spiritual leader of the pre-Planetary Prince days is a thrilling recital of the
organization of these primitive peoples into a real society. He instituted an
efficient tribal government, the like of which was not attained by succeeding
generations in many millenniums. Never again, until the arrival of the
Planetary Prince, was there such a high spiritual civilization on earth. These
simple people
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had a real though primitive religion, but it was subsequently lost to their
deteriorating descendants.
Although both Andon and Fonta had received Thought Adjusters, as had many of
their descendants, it was not until the days of Onagar that the Adjusters and
guardian seraphim came in great numbers to Urantia. This was, indeed, the
golden age of primitive man.
7. THE SURVIVAL OF ANDON AND FONTA
Andon and Fonta, the splendid founders of the human race, received recognition
at the time of the adjudication of Urantia upon the arrival of the Planetary
Prince, and in due time they emerged from the regime of the mansion worlds with
citizenship status on Jerusem. Although they have never been permitted to
return to Urantia, they are cognizant of the history of the race they founded.
They grieved over the Caligastia betrayal, sorrowed because of the Adamic
failure, but rejoiced exceedingly when announcement was received that Michael
had selected their world as the theater for his final bestowal.
On Jerusem both Andon and Fonta were fused with their Thought Adjusters, as
also were several of their children, including Sontad, but the majority of even
their immediate descendants only achieved Spirit fusion.
Andon and Fonta, shortly after their arrival on Jerusem, received permission
from the System Sovereign to return to the first mansion world to serve with
the morontia personalities who welcome the pilgrims of time from Urantia to the
heavenly spheres. And they have been assigned indefinitely to this service.
They sought to send greetings to Urantia in connection with these revelations,
but this request was wisely denied them.
And this is the recital of the most heroic and fascinating chapter in all the
history of Urantia, the story of the evolution, life struggles, death, and
eternal survival of the unique parents of all mankind.
[Presented by a Life Carrier resident on Urantia.]
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Subjects Archive The Urantia Book Urantia Book PART III: The History of Urantia
: The Origin Of Urantia Life Establishment On Urantia The Marine-life Era On
Urantia Urantia During The Early Land-life Era The Mammalian Era On Urantia The
Dawn Races Of Early Man The First Human Family The Evolutionary Races Of Color
The Overcontrol Of Evolution The Planetary Prince Of Urantia The Planetary
Rebellion The Dawn Of Civilization Primitive Human Institutions The Evolution
Of Human Government Development Of The State Government On A Neighboring Planet
The Garden Of Eden Adam And Eve The Default Of Adam And Eve The Second Garden
The Midway Creatures The Violet Race After The Days Of Adam Andite Expansion In
The Orient Andite Expansion In The Occident Development Of Modern Civilization
The Evolution Of Marriage The Marriage Institution Marriage And Family Life The
Origins Of Worship Early Evolution Of Religion The Ghost Cults Fetishes,
Charms, And Magic Sin, Sacrifice, And Atonement Shamanism--medicine Men And
Priests The Evolution Of Prayer The Later Evolution Of Religion Machiventa
Melchizedek The Melchizedek Teachings In The Orient The Melchizedek Teachings
In The Levant Yahweh--god Of The Hebrews Evolution Of The God Concept Among The
Hebrews The Melchizedek Teachings In The Occident The Social Problems Of
Religion Religion In Human Experience The Real Nature Of Religion The
Foundations Of Religious Faith The Reality Of Religious Experience Growth Of
The Trinity Concept Deity And Reality Universe Levels Of Reality Origin And
Nature Of Thought Adjusters Mission And Ministry Of Thought Adjusters Relation
Of Adjusters To Universe Creatures Relation Of Adjusters To Individual Mortals
The Adjuster And The Soul Personality Survival Seraphic Guardians Of Destiny
Seraphic Planetary Government The Supreme Being The Almighty Supreme God The
Supreme Supreme And Ultimate--time And Space The Bestowals Of Christ Michael
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