The Pleiadians

The Pleiadians, from the Pleiades star cluster, commonly known as the Seven Sisters, have been a significant feature in the mythologies and folklore of various cultures around the world.

In the Pleiades Star Cluster, 10 planets originally hosted 11 inhabited colonies. Today, only 9 planets remain inhabited because the Thubanians destroyed two of them.

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The Pleiadian civilization was born when the two lines joined. Thus, there are two genetic lineages of Pleiadian people: One is pure Lyran, and the other is Lyran with genetic adaptations from Earth.

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Pleiadian energy was often symbolized by a winged creature, like a bird.

When you see mythological figures on Earth with birds as symbols, it is a pretty good indication that it is sourced from Pleiadian energy. Hawks, eagles, and condors were common symbols.

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We are the Pleiadians, a collective of energy from the Pleiades. We have a long history. Our ancestors came from another universe that had achieved completion, a universe. You are simply working on a planet coming to completion, and we are here to help you with that task. This completion, or transformation, has been heralded by many for eons. It is an important time. What happens on Earth now will affect the entire universe.

Our ancestors were some of the Original Planners of Earth, orchestrators who seeded worlds and civilizations with creativity and love.

Our ancestors gave their DNA to the Original Planners, and this DNA became part of the DNA of the human species.

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Greek Mythology

In ancient Greek mythology, the Pleiades were the seven daughters of the Titan Atlas and the ocean-nymph Pleione. Their names—Maia, Electra, Taygete, Alcyone, Celaeno, Sterope, and Merope—are immortalized in the stars. According to myth, the sisters were pursued by the hunter Orion and were placed in the sky by Zeus to protect them. The Pleiades are often associated with themes of beauty, grace, and celestial navigation.

Aboriginal Australian Lore

The Pleiades feature prominently in the Dreamtime mythology of Aboriginal Australians. Tribes have their own interpretations, but a common theme is the pursuit of the sisters by male figures, often represented by Orion. The Pleiades are sometimes seen as young women who were transformed into stars. These stories are integral to the cultural and spiritual practices of Aboriginal people, symbolizing the connection between the land and the sky.

Native American Traditions

Among Native American tribes, the Pleiades hold significant spiritual and agricultural importance. The Cherokee refer to them as “Ani’tsutsa,” the Daughters of the Sun, while the Lakota Sioux have stories linking the star cluster to creation myths and the spirit world. These narratives often involve the Pleiades marking important seasonal changes and guiding agricultural practices.

Japanese Mythology

In Japan, the Pleiades are known as “Subaru,” which means “unite” or “gather together.” The cluster’s name is also the inspiration for the automobile brand. In Japanese folklore, the Pleiades are associated with the god of agriculture and the seasons, reflecting their importance in marking time and guiding planting cycles.

Hindu Tradition

In Hindu astronomy, the Pleiades are known as “Krittika” and are associated with the six mothers of the war god Kartikeya, also known as Skanda. The star cluster is significant in various Hindu texts, where it symbolizes nurturing and warrior attributes. The Krittika constellation is also linked with the lunar mansion system used in Vedic astrology.

Ancient Chinese Astronomy

In ancient Chinese astronomy, the Pleiades are part of the “White Tiger” constellation, one of the four cardinal points of the sky. Known as “Mao” (昴), the Pleiades were used in calendrical calculations and were seen as markers of seasonal change. The cluster’s visibility in the sky was crucial for agricultural planning and timing of rituals.

Norse Mythology

In Norse mythology, the Pleiades are sometimes associated with Freyja, the goddess of love, fertility, and battle. They are also linked to the story of the giantess Hyrrokkin, who is said to have been sent to push the ship of the dead god Baldr out to sea. The Pleiades’ appearance in the night sky was used by the Norse for navigation and to mark the passage of time.

Polynesian Traditions

In Polynesian cultures, the Pleiades are known as “Matariki” in Maori and are associated with the Maori New Year. The heliacal rising of the Pleiades marks the beginning of the new year and is a time of remembrance, celebration, and planning for the future. The Pleiades are also important for navigation across the vast Pacific Ocean.

Paschal Beverly Randolph mentions the Pleiades in the context of discussing ancient knowledge and references in old texts, specifically the Book of Job. Here is the quoted passage:

“Science, especially Astronomy, requires a long time for development, and yet in this exceedingly old book we read passages that indicate a close acquaintance with it. We read of Arcturus, Orion—’the sweet belts of Orion,’ of Pleiades, and ‘the sweet chambers of the South,’ and even with eclipses of sun and moon.”

This passage illustrates that the Book of Job, an ancient text, contains references to various astronomical phenomena, indicating that the people of that time had a considerable understanding of astronomy. The mention of Pleiades, along with other celestial bodies like Arcturus and Orion, highlights the early recognition and significance of these stars in human history.

Randolph uses these references to support his argument that ancient civilizations possessed advanced knowledge long before the traditionally accepted timelines​​.

Book of Job References to Pleiades

“He is the Maker of the Bear and Orion, the Pleiades and the constellations of the south.”

Job 9:9:

This verse speaks of God’s creation and control over the celestial bodies, mentioning the Pleiades along with other well-known constellations.

“Can you bind the chains of the Pleiades? Can you loosen Orion’s belt?”

Job 38:31

In this verse, God is questioning Job, pointing out Job’s limited power compared to God’s. The “chains of the Pleiades” likely refer to the tight grouping of the stars in this cluster.

Atlantean connection

The Atlantean representatives describe themselves as having Pleiadian lineage, evident from their bright blue eyes. They explain that their role was to influence societal behaviors and that they took great pride in their physical appearance. Their genetics, enhanced by Pleiadian lineage, made it easier for them to maintain this appearance without the effort typical for humans. link

Jealous gods

During certain developmental stages of a humanoid species, it is common to give up personal power to a godlike or magical figure. This became widespread, and soon the Pleiadians began to relish the power they were given. They began to wield it. Some began using fear in order to manipulate. Their soul-level agreement to learn from the developing Earth transformed into a satiation of personal desire. Many ancient myths concerning jealous gods are directly linked to these extraterrestrial beings from other systems, including the Pleiades.

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Billy Meier

In the 1970s, a Swiss man named Billy Meier documented hundreds of hours of communication with the Pleiadian. cosmonaut Semjase.

This contact has caused major controversy since it was revealed. Meier had been provided with evidence (by the Pleiadians themselves) such as a metal sample which was analyzed on film by a noted IBM scientist. The analysis revealed an unusual combination of materials including a rare and expensive element called thulium. Also, when analyzed further, the sample seemed to display properties of both metal and crystal. The metal sample subsequently disappeared, but the film analysis remains.

The teachings of the 1970s from Semjase and her associates are now beginning to be more widely known. They teach spiritual truths as well as give a partial history of the Pleiadian race. Some teachings warn of impending natural and man-made disasters connected with a new age to come. It seems that these Pleiadian beings were from an orientation in their history where warning humans about approaching cataclysm was part of their contact philosophy.

Pleiadian colonies

We only see seven stars in the Pleiadian system. From the Pleiadian point of view, there are hundreds of stars with habitable planets (some unseen from Earth), which make up the Pleiadian colonies.

Pleiadian contact with Earth

Will Pleiadian contact with Earth continue in the future? Since they are the most similar to the Earth human physically (in fourth-density form), it seems appropriate that they become one of the first to walk this planet undisguised. They stress, however, that as much as humanity might want to meet its cousins from the sky, they will not initiate an open contact program until humanity can embrace its brothers across the street. It is up to this planet. It is humanity who is calling the shots. Are we finally ready to let go of the fear of recognizing our heritage and accept their outstretched hands?

Ego Structures

If you look at my Pleiadian civilization, people often ask us, “Do you have egos?” We have ego structures that serve as anchors to keep us in our bodies, but our egos do not weigh us down or delude us as egos do in third density. That is the biggest difference between third- and fourth-density consciousness.

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4th Density

As Pleiadians in fourth density, we still have egos, because we still have bodies. But our egos have that neutral function in which they purely serve as a way to perceive and experience life without stories in a realm of separation.

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No bodies

We [Ama -Pleiadeans] no longer have bodies, and we no longer express the concept of “I.” If you look at the metaphor of the Golden Lake, Ama is a drop from the Lake. We are also many drops. Many drops are Ama, and one drop is Ama. We understand this is confusing to humans. You can refer to me in the singular, but we are plural.

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Returning to this idea of myth, many gods and goddesses in Japan have the sound “ama” in their names. There is Amaterasu and also Amamikiyo from the Okinawan island chain. In ancient times, people recognized that our presence on your world was normal and natural. During the time we were here, we were not gods or goddesses; we were simply teachers.

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