Table of Contents
Introduction
The topic discussed is the influence of the exiles from Capella on Earth, as presented in spiritual traditions. The presentation is conducted by the Conhecendo o Espiritismo channel, affiliated with the Centro Espírita Online Casa de Jesus.
Divine Messengers and the Law of Love
Several divine messengers, such as Ezekiel, Malachi, Elijah, Moses, Jesus, and Kardec, were sent to Earth to deliver the divine message according to the understanding of each society. Their common mission is to promote the law of love, self-improvement, and service to others.
Review of the Previous Study
The previous study focused on Chapter 10 of the book The Exiles of Capella, highlighting the transition of Capellans to Earth. This migration allegedly occurred due to their moral inadequacy in their home planets, leading them to reincarnate in a developing world.
The review covered the chronology of punitive reincarnations and a pause in the historical narrative to analyze ancient records and traditions supporting this theory.
References in Ancient Traditions
Hebrew Tradition
The Book of Enoch, considered apocryphal, describes the fall of angels from heaven, interpreted as exiled spirits. The phrase “we swear not to repent” reflects the rebellion attributed to the Capellans, while the personalities of Cain and Abel symbolize the different profiles of these exiles.
The Book of Jubilees, another Hebrew text, mentions “the watchers who came to Earth to teach but were seduced by women,” reaffirming the narrative of evolved beings interacting with primitive humanity.
Babylon and Chaldea
Cuneiform inscriptions indicate that the Babylonians recognized two human races after the flood: the black Adames and the Sarcu, both descended from gods who came to Earth under the leadership of seven chiefs. This leadership and knowledge transmission structure aligns with the arrival of the Capellans.
Hindu Tradition
Helena Blavatsky’s The Secret Doctrine describes the arrival of beings from a more advanced planetary chain during the third root race, the Lemurian. These beings, called Sons of Fire, acted as instructors to humanity, consistent with the mission attributed to the Capellans.
Mythologies and Legends
- Greek Mythology: The heroes who rebelled against Zeus and were cast into Tartarus are associated with exiled Capellans, while demigods resulted from the union between these beings and human women.
- Delphi Oracle: It often announced the spiritual ascension of Greek heroes, revealing ancient knowledge about reincarnation and spiritual evolution.
- North and Central America: Indigenous legends speak of deities expelled from heaven, such as Himano among the Parut people and Sut in Mexican traditions. Aztec legends describe an era when gods walked the Earth, interpreted as the period of the first Capellan incarnations.
Conclusion
The study concludes that various traditions, mythologies, and spiritual records from different cultures indicate the presence of evolved beings who influenced ancient civilizations. These narratives align with the theory of the exiles from Capella, suggesting a global dissemination of this knowledge throughout history.
This analysis will continue in future sessions, with further exploration of The Exiles of Capella.
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