The creation of the world is a cosmogonic lore in religions whose feature is the presence of a Creator God. The planet we now call Earth underwent many transformations before becoming the host of the modern world of minerals, plants, animals and humans. Theosophists and anthroposophists draw information about the Creation of the Earth and mankind from the Akasha Chronicles, which contain knowledge about everything that every intelligent being has thought, said and done during the entire time of its existence, as well as about all variants of future development for mankind as a whole and for each individual.The author explores the Theosophical and Anthoposophical teachings on the Creation of the World and the Earth, as well as on the relationship between the development of the Earth and humanity. The work may be useful for philosophers, theologians, religious scholars and all thinking people.