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Ancient traditions and esoteric teachings describe Star Nations, advanced civilizations from other star systems,as shaping humanity’s spiritual, genetic, and technological evolution.
The five original seeders of human life on Earth (Pleiadians, Arcturians, Sirians, Andromedans, Orions). Family of Taygeta
Accounts of the Zulu, Dogon, Sumerians, Babylonians, Mesoamericans, Native Americans, and First Nations Australians, describe receiving knowledge from beings originating from Sirius and the Pleiades star systems.
Pleiades Associations
The Pleiades group is an open star cluster in the constellation Taurus, existing approximately 500 light-years from Earth. There are 250–500 stars within the cluster, although only nine have been named. Most ancient cultures claim seven stars. These include China, who called them the “Seven Sisters of Industry,” and Greece, who referred to them as the “Seven Daughters of Atlas.”
| Culture | Myth/Association |
|---|---|
| Greek Mythology | The Pleiades are seven sisters transformed into stars to escape Orion. Seven Daughters of Atlas |
| Abrahamic religion | There is a strong case to be made that the Angels (malʾāḵîm) are Pleiadeans – (7th or 12th dimension) Pleiadeans in Revelation Pleiadeans in the Bible Strong case that ‘the Son of Man’ are pleiadeans |
| Māori (New Zealand) | Known as Matariki, they signal the Māori New Year and are associated with harvest and prosperity. |
| Tribal group(Alaska) | The seven jewels. That is where the old ones are said to come from. (link) |
| Navajo (Native American) | Known as the “Seven Sisters,” they are associated with the planting season. |
| Lakota (Native American) | Linked to the myth of the “Seven Little Girls” saved from a bear. |
| Hopi (Native American) | Associated with agricultural planting and ceremonies. |
| Japanese | Known as Subaru, representing unity and togetherness. |
| Aztec (Mesoamerica) | Called the “Fire Drill,” their rising was crucial for timing ceremonies. |
| Maya (Mesoamerica) | Associated with the beginning of their calendar cycle. |
| Australian Aboriginal | Various stories, such as the Seven Sisters pursued by Orion, the hunter. |
| Hindu (India) | Known as Krittika, the wives of the seven sages (Saptarishi). |
| Zulu (Southern Africa) | Called “IsiLimela,” they are associated with agriculture and the planting season. |
| Inca (Andes) | Considered an important agricultural marker and linked to the goddess Pachamama. |
| Tongan and Samoan (Polynesia) | Known as Matali’i, marking the start of the new year and planting season. |
| Judaism | The Talmud contains several references to the Pleiades, known in Hebrew as “Kimah.” |
| Adipones of Brazil | The Adipones of Brazil and some other nations claim that they sprang from the Pleiades. |
| Onondagas | A very old man dressed in white feathers who came to them several times. They had never seen anyone like him before. Having white hair that shone like silver. Several children rose into the air, and upon reaching the sky they became the Pleiades. |
Taurus and the Pleiades Associations
| Culture | Association/Legend |
|---|---|
| Greek Mythology | Taurus is associated with Zeus, who transformed into a bull to abduct Europa. The Pleiades are part of the constellation, marking the bull’s shoulder. |
| Egyptian | Taurus is linked with the bull god Apis, an earthly manifestation of Osiris. The Pleiades represent the “Seven Sisters” mourning Osiris. |
| Mesoamerican (Maya) | The Pleiades, known as Tzab Ek, are part of Taurus and play a significant role in the agricultural calendar and mythology. |
| Babylonian | Taurus is associated with the Bull of Heaven, Gugalanna, sent by Ishtar. The Pleiades mark the back of this celestial bull. |
| Persian (Zoroastrian) | Tishtrya, the rain-bringing god, is linked with the Pleiades. Taurus symbolizes fertility and renewal in agricultural cycles. |
| Native American (Iroquois) | The Pleiades represent hunters in a bear hunt myth, with Taurus forming part of the celestial scene. |
| Hawaiian | The Pleiades (Makali’i) mark the start of the Makahiki, a harvest celebration. They are associated with Taurus in the context of agriculture and seasonal change. |
| Indian (Vedic) | Taurus, called Vrishabha, is associated with fertility and strength. The Pleiades (Krittika) are positioned in this sign, marking the harvest season. |
| Arabian | The Pleiades, known as Al-Thurayya, are part of Taurus and are significant in folklore and navigation, representing abundance and prosperity. |
Orion Associations
| Culture | Myth/Association |
|---|---|
| Greek | Orion is a giant huntsman placed among the stars by Zeus, pursuing the Pleiades. Orion is associated with the Pleiades as he was said to have pursued the seven sisters. Orion boasted that he could kill all the animals on Earth, which angered the Earth goddess Gaia. In response, she sent a giant scorpion to kill him. Zeus placed both Orion and the scorpion in the sky, positioning them so that when Scorpius rises, Orion sets, to prevent further conflict between them. |
| Egyptian | Orion is associated with Osiris, the god of the afterlife, death, and rebirth. The stars of Orion were believed to represent Osiris. |
| Babylonian | Associated with Gilgamesh, the hero of the epic bearing his name, symbolizing his strength and heroic deeds. |
| Zoroastrian | Haptōring (Ursa Major): The seven stars of the Great Bear are linked to spiritual guardianship and the cosmic order. |
| Aramaic | Peake’s Commentary on the Bible (1962 edition) states that in ancient Aram, Orion was known as Nephila and its descendants as Nephilim. |
| Maasai (East Africa) | Orion’s Belt is “Three Stone Cattle Kraals,” representing three chief warriors. |
| Chinese | Part of the White Tiger of the West constellation, associated with the winter season. |
| India | People in ancient India looked at the group of stars we call Orion and called it “Mriga,” the deer. |
| Norse | Often associated with Thor, the god of thunder. The stars of Orion were thought to be part of the goddess Freyja’s gown |
| Siberia | Chukchi people of Siberia view Orion as a hunter chasing a reindeer |
| Mayan (Mesoamerica) | The three stars of Orion’s Belt were considered part of the hearthstones of creation. |
| Aztec | Orion’s belt was associated with Tlahuizcalpantecuhtli, a manifestation of Quetzalcoatl, one of their important gods. |
| Aboriginal Australian | Represents a hunter or group of young men in some cultures. |
| Babylonian | Known as “The Heavenly Shepherd,” representing a god or hero figure. |
| Hawaiian | Known as Ka Heihei o nā Keiki, or “String Figure of the Children.” |
Sirius Associations
Sirius, known as the Dog Star, is a member of the constellation Canis Major. It lies 8.7 light-years from Earth and is the most brilliant star (as distinguished from planets) observed by the naked eye.
| Culture | Myth/Association |
|---|---|
| Egyptian | Isis ( a light being from the star system Sirius link) |
| Dogon mythology | Detailed knowledge about the Sirius star system, specifically Sirius B, a dense white dwarf star invisible to the naked eye. According to Dogon lore, the Nommos originated from the Sirius star system. Other half-man, half-fish assocations |
| Zoroastrian Mythology | Tishtrya (Sirius): Associated with rainfall and fertility, Tishtrya represents a guardian of creation and is said to battle drought-causing demons. |
Andromeda
| Culture | Myth/Association |
|---|---|
| Greek | “Andromeda, daughter of Cepheus and Cassiopeia, whom Perseus freed from the rock to which she was bound, is placed among the constellations.” Hyginus (Astronomica) “After her death, Athena placed Andromeda among the stars, fastening her in the same position in which she had been bound.” Pseudo-Eratosthenes (Catasterismi) See Andromeda |
| Chinese Astrology | Stars from Andromeda form parts of several asterisms. For instance, nine stars, including Beta, Mu, and Nu Andromedae, combine with Pisces stars to create “Kui” (Legs), symbolizing a foot or wild boar. Gamma Andromedae and nearby stars make “Tian Dajiangjun” (Heaven’s Great General), representing honor and military figures. Alpha Andromedae with Gamma Pegasi forms “Bi” (Wall), depicting an imperial palace wall. Northern sections are “tianjiu” (sky stable), and western parts with Lacerta form “Tengshe” (flying snake). |
| Hindu Astronomy | Andromeda is called the Devyani constellation, linked to Devyani, wife of King Yayati (associated with Perseus). It relates to myths of Antarmada, chained like the Greek Andromeda. Alpha Andromedae and Gamma Pegasi form Uttara Bhādrapadā, the 26th lunar mansion in Vedic astrology. |
| Mesopotamian Astronomy | The constellation ties to the goddess Tiamat in creation myths, where Marduk uses her body to form constellations as time markers. Ancient Babylonian stars in Andromeda belonged to three separate asterisms. |
| Arabic Astronomy | Stars from Andromeda and Pisces form “al-Hut” (the fish), with the Andromeda Galaxy as its nose. Alpha Andromedae is named “al ras al mar’ah al musalsalah” (head of the chained woman). |
| Marshall Islands | Andromeda’s stars form the body of a porpoise asterism with Cassiopeia, Triangulum, and Aries. In the Tuamotu Islands, Alpha Andromedae is “Takurua-e-te-tuki-hanga-ruki” (Star of wearisome toil), and Beta is “Piringa-o-Tautu.” |
Lyra
Within the star group that you now know as Lyra, there is one star called Vega that is fairly close to Earth. In the general vicinity of Vega were the planets that began forming a species identity that was, in some ways, a polar opposite to the Lyran ideology. These individuals believed that the way back home was by going in. They desperately wanted to not lose the connection with God (or the Founders). They could not deal with the idea of the isolation. Thus they began trying to reclaim their esoteric knowledge, or knowledge of what you might call God. They were not so much interested in conquering space. They did eventually evolve to the point where they used space travel, but that wasn’t their priority.
The very first group who came to your Earth solar system in its infancy was the Vegans. When they first came to this solar system, Earth was very different. It was during the very early part of the dinosaur era.
The planet hadn’t even stabilized very much at all. The Vegans were particularly attracted to it because they sensed that natural resources were very rich. Also, they were very drawn to the frequency and saw the potential of the solar system because it had so many planets that could be used very easily. When a group came to a solar system for the first time in those days, they would claim it as their own for their “empire.”
They [Vegans] first colonized the planet you know as Mars and the asteroid belt before they colonized Earth. As you will see when we continue with the story, when they came to Earth, they also did some genetic tinkering with the reptiles.
The Prism of Lyra
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Star nations involved in the seeding of humanity
Update 1: the skies open
In Ezekiel and in II Kings when a craft arrives, the first thing that happens is that the ‘skies open.’ When Jacob encounters the Powerful Ones, coming down from Earth and returning to the sky, they do it via a ‘ladder.’ Ezekiel’s kavod, with its fire and clouds of smoke, arrives via a ‘whirlwind wind’ and so does Elijah’s when it takes him up into the sky, with Elisha as the eyewitness. Just picture that whirlwind with a craft travelling through it. Don’t we call that a wormhole?”
The Eden Conspiracy
