Paul Wallis

By the late 1200s, estimates suggest that between 500,000 to 1 million people were killed, constituting about 0.26% of the world’s population at the time.

Wallis delves into the meaning of the name “El Shaddai,” often translated as “the Almighty” in many versions of the Bible.

El Elon divides lands among different “Elohim.” These Elohim take possession of the land, the minerals, the resources, and the human beings inhabiting the land.

According to Wallis, the Elohim arrive to restore the planet. He emphasizes that this is the first of three flood stories in the early chapters of Genesis.

History may bear marks of colonization and explores the practical consequences of discovering that humanity was engineered by extraterrestrials

Constantine, the Roman emperor, adopted the cross as a Christian symbol, blending it with pre-existing religious imagery.

Wallis points out the recurring motifs of abduction and hybridization in myths across various cultures from Greece to Africa to the Philippines.

Earlier humans were more intelligent, with abilities such as future viewing, remote viewing, empathy, telepathic connection, and self-healing.

Paul Wallis and Matthew LaCroix explore the idea of a lost global civilization that connected ancient societies.

Ancient Hebrew scriptures depict Yahweh’s demand for absolute obedience from kings, punishing those who showed independent thought.

Among these artifacts is a carving of a “naous,” or doorway, that appears to lead nowhere. Wallis suggests that this is a depiction of a portal.

Paul Wallis

Earth as a Project

Earth is a collaborative project involving various extraterrestrial stakeholders.

Paul Wallis

A populated universe

Paul Wallace reveald how biblical texts may depict advanced extraterrestrial beings influencing early human civilizations. He explores themes of hybridization and underwater bases.