Pleiadians, Reptilians, and Demonizing the Good ETs! Part 3
The woman mentions that 106 years was a common lifespan, and by age 38, she already had two children.
Interview with a Neanderthal (Part 1)
Tom describes Neanderthal lifespans as varying by region, with some living up to 100 years in favorable conditions.
Longevity and Living in the Now
The lifespan in the future could be extended to 200-300 years and possibly beyond.
Pre-flood Nations and tribes
Description: The grandfather of Noah, known for having lived 969 years, the longest lifespan recorded in the Bible.
August 2024 Update
Gayomart (Lifespan of 3,000 years) body gave rise to the first human couple, Mashya and Mashyana, from whom all human beings are descended.
Pu-An-Ku – 129,600 years ago
Pu-An-Ku is described as having an extraordinary lifespan of 18,000 years.
This detail emphasizes the mythological nature of ancient Chinese accounts, where figures often have lifespans that far exceed normal human experience.
Inner Earth
Human Lifespan and DNA:
The belief is expressed that humans are supposed to live much longer (between 100 to 1000 years) but our DNA has been altered, shortening our lifespans.
Four Yugas
The early kings, particularly those of the Satya Yuga, are often depicted as semi-divine beings with extraordinarily long lifespans.
Specific lifespans or reigns for notable kings from the Hindu Puranic traditions.
The Hindu Puranic King List
The early kings, particularly those of the Satya Yuga, are often depicted as semi-divine beings with extraordinarily long lifespans.
Specific lifespans or reigns for notable mythological kings from the Hindu Puranic traditions.
The lifespans are often symbolic, representing the grandeur and legendary status of these kings.
The death of Adam
In the context of the narrative involving Adam, the story goes that Adam, the first human, was initially granted a lifespan of 1000 years.
According to some Jewish traditions, he foresaw the greatness of David and decided to give 70 years of his own life to David, who was destined to have a shorter lifespan.
Phoenix
He recounts that the phoenix is native to Arabia and has a lifespan of 500 years.
Human lifespan declines
In Genesis lifespan decreases after the deluge.
While the Bible provides a religious explanation for this change, from a historical and scientific perspective, several theories have been proposed to explain the decrease in lifespan after the flood.
In 5:31 the second Lamech’s lifespan is 111 times seven years; in Hebrew, שׁבע שׁבעים שׁנה ושׁבע מאות שׁנה [sheba‘ shib‘im shanah usheba‘ me’ot shanah], “seven and seventy years and seven hundred years.” The 77 part comes first, in opposite order to that in 4:24.
In the field of paleoanthropology, which studies human evolution, researchers primarily rely on fossil evidence and ancient remains to understand the lifespans of early humans.
While there is no direct method to determine the exact lifespan of ancient humans, scientists use various techniques and indicators to estimate their longevity.
Additionally, research on Homo erectus, an early human species that lived around 1.9 million to 70,000 years ago, provides some insights into their lifespan.
Based on fossil evidence and studies of ancient environments, scientists estimate that Homo erectus individuals also had lifespans averaging around 30 to 40 years.
Early humans faced various challenges, such as predation, diseases, and environmental hardships, which could have influenced their lifespans.
While these studies provide valuable information, the exact lifespans of early humans remain a topic of ongoing research and discussion in the scientific community.
Adam, the first humans
However, when considering Adam as a symbol for early humanity, his 'age' could represent the lengthy evolutionary process rather than a literal lifespan.
Age limit to 120 years
Human lifespan is set to 120 years
Book of Genesis
This resulted in a new human race, with a long lifespan but apparently 'wicked'.
In the Bible, specifically in the book of Genesis, there is a reference to a decrease in lifespan after the Great Flood.
Why did some humans have an extraordinarily long lifespan?
Genesis 5: Lifespan decline