aliens & their message

You've admitted you don't know anything about the anunnaki and your only response to not knowing the knowledge or information yourself was "I'm dubious" so at this point you're just basically acting like me. The information and resources are all there to see but you're swept away in a perfect scenario you've established for yourself and don't want my claims to be true or accurate. So no I don't think I'm caught up in my feelings, I think you are caught up in yours.

 

I'm saying your claims are dubious following the claim you made about Michio Kaku which you could not substantiate and they sound outlandish. But I'm not preventing you from presenting evidence to support for your claims.

 

Does everyone here agree that aliens exist?

 

No, that was yesterday. Your last statement of "dubious" regarded how the ancients knew so much about our cosmology those thousands of years before we did, which you haven't laid down any supporting grounds, evidence or theories of your own to counteract the claims you're just "dubious" which tells us nothing other than you don't have an actual answer yourself and you're happy to dismiss the evidence based on a personal belief.

And that shows me a real doubt. For someone who's well read and knowledgeable, to not even bother to look into something solely because it contradicts everything you've been taught and believe, that's fear and the funny thing is, the more you dwell into our creative purpose of the Anunnaki, that fear is a designed trait in our DNA.

 

Just a thought: wouldn't we be more special if we were created? Everything on earth evolved and most evolution theory adepts seem to find it likely there are a lot of other intelligent species in the galaxy that evolved on the supposedly millions of other inhabitable planets.
Most people who believe we were created on the other hand (that i took notice of) are far more skeptical about that, and often find our species all kinds of special. Maybe its the created for slavery thing then more so that's unsettling for some people.

 

I acknowledge the possibility. We don't know for certain if aliens exist and that's the truth.

 

I believe that, but I don't believe others do. Others spend their whole life trying to get out from under the mould of creation theories to project that we are special because we evolved so drastically in comparison to all other animals.

By taking that away from them I really do think it fills them with doubts and fear, not just who we are as earthlings, but also if we didn't happen to evolve, then what else are we wrong about?

 

And if we didn't evolve and did happen to be created, then by who and what? It throws the whole premise of human evolution to the wayside and people aren't prepared for it. It's too "unknown" and we scientifically know that people are afraid of the unknown, and I'm betting if we were created, then that fear of the unknown was a precise tool used in the efforts to conform our species to slavery. As it was told.

 

Is the universe a part of a multiverse?

 

You know that we were produced by an underlying power whether by holiness or science. You are wise to so easily respect that power without evidence other than Earth.

 

Hmm well I don't think my evidence is really earth it's up in the sky. Their undoubt knowledge of cosmology is the only evidence I need to say to myself at least "eh, something is just fishy about the history we've been told". But that's just me. And I still don't know if I believe everything about the Anunnaki other than just at this very moment in my life, everything that was written about them and us is scientifically plausible and makes the most sense as to who I really am.

 

Hmm, i really don't get the special thing.

Anyway, historical sources indicate Gilgamesh lived around 3000 BC.
Many parts in these babylonian and sumerian sources and stories mention these planets also as gods. They're the same thing (as often in mythology). How can we dismiss all that and conclude which stuff actually has a historical basis with certainty?
I understand you believe it and as you stated are not 100% certain either, but you also call it evidence. Yet the same evidence makes the planet a god. Same with the clay and rib thing; you find it plausible the clay is metaphorically, but so could be the rib, right?

 

The Anunnaki look a lot like Egyptian Gods.​

 

Well the rib was important because of our DNA properties. I can't remember the whole thing but a lot of tissue and DNA and stuff.. is in the rib of an animal. It's going to take me time to dig through all my books to find that so you'll have to bare with me maybe a few days so I can clarify it, but when I do I think you'll find a new significance behind it.

I understand some cultures looked at planets as gods, like Mars had a humanoid body, but they so refer him as the planet Mars too but the Sumerian didn't do that, they never named the planets after and of the gods they claim to have witness in flesh and blood. I think they understood the importance of the planets and celestial bodies in the roles they play in sustaining life in our solar systems. God like, I guess. But Enki was Enki, not a planet.

 

Maybe. I'm not yet convinced. I think you are?

You mean she finds that likely/has that conviction She doesn't know (as she stated herself. But that is fact the wise part imho )

I find an underlying power in the universe also likely. But I think we were not produced in a direct sense, like forged by aliens and their scientific means (or by a humanlike God for that matter). I also remain uncertain what this underlying power/force exactly might be
To come back on that fear argument: fear is often what makes people believe with rockhard conviction and/or say they know stuff for certain when they don't.

 

The more you read into it you'll find that the egyptian gods were the Anunnaki still and most likely, all of the ancient gods. I have a book that clearly illustrates the similarities and they can pretty much be traced back to Sumerian. And that's the cool thing about language, you can't fudge language. Common words prevail across culture and civilisation.

 

historians and scientists have hidden this dna modification by claiming a "missing link" between what we would call an ape and what we think is human. a span of time they cant seem to account for

 

If every planet in our solar systems works together to harbour and sustain life in our solar system, then in theory doesn't that make them "gods"?

 

Exactly! And if the Anunnaki theory is correct then they'll never find the missing link because there is no evolutionary gap from ape to human, because that gap was created.

 

The universe was created by something that can a universe. It is capable creating universes.

I meant that she knows that we were created by an underlying power whether by holiness or science because it is of course a question of science vs religion.