The Far Shore was an imagined location in the religious traditions of the prehistoric human civilization on Earth in the years before the Great Purification.

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The Far Shore was thought of as the place to which all should desire to go following their death. There, one would be reunited with their ancestors, some of whom would be floating. Beyond the shore there was thought to be a rich, green prairie where all manner of pain and hatred have no place. Figures identified as the Jaguar and the Crocodile were believed to protect the Far Shore from the Sabertooth and buzzards, respectively.[1]

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