aliens & their message

Is our entire universe a part of a much broader multiverse?

 

Well it depends on the theory. There's a lot of ancient alien theories. Some are creation theories of humans and others are already during civilisation that get visited. I've never been interested in anything other than the Annunaki creation theory and I believe they were the beings that crafted humans and ruled them up until at least Egyptian period, if not farther.

I guess it's totally plausible for other beings to visit earth too and it's interesting in ways like indigenous beings always depict them a little differently to the norm in the larger civilisation areas and I wonder, if they are talking about alien beings visiting them if those aliens were other travellers and they found earth and went well were not going next to any big cities because they'll freak out and harm us so we'll see a smaller tribe of people and see what they're like lol.

So I guess to answer the quote from my perspective. Humans were created from the DNA of the apes and their makers. They aren't randomly chosen from interstellar beings of all the millions of life on earth to instill knowledge, it's just that we weren't like the other millions so the only logical choice to choose from would be humans. We were already crafted with intelligence. There are no missing links, there never was one because we were created.

Well that's the Annunaki one anyway. I abbreviated the absolute hell out of it so it sounds rediculous, But if you knew when, how why, what, it would start to paint a fascinating story and that story has captivated my imagination for a good decade now. Science has only just caught up to the story being able to test tube grow things. The Anunnaki were doing it well before us in very intricate and specific details. That part in the one of the first civilisations on earth history was so significant to them that they became the first civilisation to write language just so they could record it and document it.

I know I talk about it a lot but I'm not even 100% sure I believe any of it, but it captivates me and at least the only thing I'm really sure about is that things don't add up and if they don't add up, then I need to look down other avenues. The Anunnaki stuff makes perfect sense to me. It clarifies who I am as a human and why I am the way I am. It does make the most sense to me.

 

The other thing I find interesting and unique to the Anunnaki is that unlike some other stories, gods came from sky, Taught us things, left and now we do a dance in hopes they return... The Anunnaki were were on earth for a very long time, close to 500,000 years, or at least their influence was with being able to genetically create a human race. But it is a very long period of time they were here. Now that's they're starting to discover stone walls and mine shafts hundreds of thousands of years old in South Africa, which coincidentally happens to be exactly where the Anunnaki set up camp, their tale has a much more significance on humans because we start to enter what science believes is the cradle of man kind, but the Anunnaki tales didn't just suggest that when written 8000 years ago, they had already given us the information, it took science 8000 years to work it out for themselves.

 

It should be clear by now that life began out there in the vast reaches of universe and its seeds propagated through space from one location to another.
Once those seeds landed on a world located in the Goldilocks Zone (or planetary sweet spot) life flourished

But like all good farmers, the aliens just couldn’t plant the seeds and abandon the farm, no they took it upon themselves to observe and manipulate our growth

 

So the annunaki created us with more DNA in common with a banana than themselves?

 

Only if you believe that genius, guru, and mystic, Zecharia Sitchin who proposed much of the ancient astronaut theory

 

I had to wiki him. The only book I've read about Ancient Astronauts is 'Chariots of the Gods' by Erich Von Danken (sp?) which looks like it preceded Sitchin's work by about half a decade. I don't recall much discussion of the Annunaki in that book but I do recall several bold predictions towards the end, none of which happened.

 

Ladies and gentlemen if our entire universe is a part of a much broader multiverse then the all of the rest of the universes stand around the same chance as our own universe at including life and we are the life in this universe so no theory can speak of any such lack of evidence.

 

Although Chariots of the Gods by Erich von Daniken has been mostly debunked, he still to this day remains a key contributor to the Ancient Aliens TV series on the History Channel.

 

And this ???

 

Well no. From memory DNA was taken from apes, and themselves, particularly from the ribs (why the rib plays so much part in Adam and eve) and they somehow used clay, but I'm unsure if that was actual clay, or a metaphor, but I'm sure clay had something to do with it.

The anunnaki lived on a planet where it's atmosphere was dwindling, they needed gold to shield the UV away (no different to the concepts science had made about our own sun and atmosphere) but they realised that working in the mines was a toil and burden on their body. So the said to hell with this, let's create a slave. So they did. They experimented with genetic manipulation until they found the perfect version. The earthling (literally what they names us)

In the beginning earthlings were sexless being as the anunnaki wanted to control us, but the anunnaki women who had to bare us grew too attached so eventually they made us into reproductive species.

And so the slavery went for hundreds of thousands of years. The anunnaki also warred between one another. Soon the lands were divided by the chief gods into the countries and religions you know today. Egyptian, Babylonian, Sumerian, Akkadian, hindu and so forth. It's easy to trace almost every God in existence back to its original sumerian roots.

It was said they purposely stunted our DNA so they we could never overpower them. When there were too many humans the slate was wiped clean (echoed in every religion).

Anyway that's a very quick summary.

Sitchin is the most accurate person to have ever translated sumerian. Although there are doubters, language experts have proven he has the best authentic knowledge. And what he read and wrote was literally.. Out of this world.

The Sumerian knew more about our entirety of our solar system 6000 Years before modern science. They know why Mars ended up like it did, they have their theories on the asteroid belt too. They knew everything. Even the so called missing planet X which scientists have established there is an unknown planet in our solar system that makes the orbits of neptune and uranus act differently than they should. Science acknowledges this. The home planet of the anunnaki is said to be on a strange 3600 year elipltical orbit. Their planet crashed into another planet between jupitor and mars throwing their trajectory eliptical and creating the asteroid belt. When the impact occurred, debris went everywhere, so it's no surprise that earth and their home planet Nibiru would have had similar properties. All the debris was flung straight to earth and Mars. Science says we've been bombarded by debris for our existence. So theoretically, Mars, earth and Nibiru are going to have similar elements. They knew this, they knew earth had the source of gold they required after depleting their own planet.

And they came up with all this without a telescope or any indication whatsoever that any of those planets or asteroid belt ever existed. We're talking about a time in history where we are meant to believe wrote myth and dream time stories to bridge their religious gaps, but they're just too accurate for me. It's not even fantasy guess work on their part, they actually nail our cosmology and soon I expect science to come to the same conclusions, that Tiamat did exist as a celestial being, that another celestial being (nibiru) did collide with it making the asteroid belt and that Nibiru was then sent on a 3600 year eleptical orbit, and that stealth planet is the cause of the outer planets inconsistent orbits that are showing in our solar system today.

It's fascinating.

 

They knew neptune was water. They knew saturn had rings of ice, they knew Saturn's moon, Titan was liquid. They also believed that our moon was also debris from the 2 planet collision and was basically debris from the impact that formed. I've seen scientists simulation of this and in "theory" it checked out.

And this is why I hang onto it. Because they were so accurate, pinpoint accurate with so much they possibly could have never ever known or even fathom. They couldn't have even imagined what was beyond earth and the moon, yet alone detail the solar system with complete accuracy. You just can't make that up, they weren't meant to have even understood the theory behind celestial objects. They were meant to look at Mars and say hey that's a different star it must be a God looking down on me. But they didn't think that. They knew it was another world and they knew everything and by their own literature, they knew of other solar systems and accurately.

 

It doesn't add up.

Even if I accept the premise that Annunaki creators merged DNA from apes with their novel alien DNA, We have ~95% of DNA in common with Great Apes and greater than 50% of DNA in common with bananas, so we would still have much more DNA in common with bananas than the few percent granted to us by our alien creators.

 

That's why some folks are so slippery.

 

when your messing with dna, it only takes a little tweak to change a lot. there is way more information in dna than just the chromosomes.

 

You think we were created by Annunaki as well? If so, when do you think Gilgamesh (roughly of course) lived?

 

Ok... The takeaway from Irm and I assume you're in agreement is that geophysical explanations (add asteroid impacts if we're being literal) are sufficient to explain variations in DNA and the wide range of evolutionary diversity found throughout the billions of years of life on Earth except when it comes to humans. The minute differences in humans have to be chalked up to an interstellar alien species that chose to create humans by marginally tweaking ape DNA.

 

I get the feeling that the concept of creation might literally scare you. The possibility that we never evolved naturally and aren't that special after all doesn't sit very well.

 

Is anything I said there regarding your position inaccurate or are you just caught up in your feelings?