Matias de Stefano describes the beginning of Atlantis as originating from the arrival of the Anunnaki, giant beings from a dying planet, who settled in the Middle East around 200,000 years ago to aid their survival and advance human evolution through interbreeding with early humans.
This process created a hybrid civilization, with the Anunnaki treating some humans as descendants and others as laborers for resource extraction.
A key event involved Poseidon (also called Talyn or Stalin), an Anunnaki figure, who protected and relocated 12 mixed-race children or families from the Middle East through the Mediterranean to the Atlantic Ocean to escape dominance by other Anunnaki.
This migration established the 12 families of Atlantis on a main island divided into 12 regions, where they served as guardians of stellar and cosmic information rather than rulers, aligning with Earth’s 12 dimensional portals connected to constellations.
The early phase emphasized spiritual and technological advancement, influenced by higher-dimensional beings like the Elohim (sixth-dimensional architects who shaped life forms across elements and dimensions) and star entities such as Pleiadians and Arcturians, who taught sacred geometry and energy use for consciousness expansion.
Additional beings included the Nemnir, northern giants who encoded information in ice, and Reptilians (Soffhir), cave-dwelling teachers who guided shamanic practices, particularly through women, to balance emotions and polarity for evolution.
This foundation positioned Atlantis as an experiment in galactic diversity, preparing humans to hold information from various star systems through racial variations and genetic adaptations.
