Что на счет этого?

the dogon people of Mali in west africa have stories of men/fish that came from sirius- canis major and gave them wisdom. you also want to cross reference Enki/Ea the water god of mesopotamia/fertile cresent who also created man gave knowledge to him. maybe dip into some Prometheus. rabbit holes are abundant here

Swamp gas.

That’s Ahura Mazda 🙏🏽

The pole thing is an energy emitter like a Tesla coil. The flying thing a UFO, the two people on either side represent the positive and negative charge of electricity, and the snakey lines represent the transfer of energy.

Collectively, I believe they might tell the story of the “givers” of electricity, how they came down from the sky and shared that knowledge with the people. The people at first raised weapons believing they may be a threat, but then were presented with the gift of energy, which was accepted, and that these depictions were made to honor them and to tell the story.

Are you asking about these in a historical context or presenting them as possible representation of ancient alien visitors?

If you were a ancient sheep herder and a UFO landed in your backyard right next to your brand new barbeque, then some dude in a silver suit got out and performed magic tricks, you’d probably think they were a God. You’d probably try to explain what happened in words and images you understand, like «a flaming chariot came down from heaven and a God blessed me with powerful magic.»

So, yeah, Sumer was probably founded by ET. That’s what I believe anyway. It’s the only way to explain the giant leap in knowledge and technology over a very short period of time.

People in a few thousand years are gonna start speculating the Lord of the rings was a true testament and that superman was an actual alien being at this rate, humans can imagine things.

Solid proof the Christmas armadillo exists.

If you are into this stuff, and it IS very interesting I think, Eric von Dainiken wrote books on this subject long ago, think it was Ancient Gods. Ofcourse he was dismissed in his claims about alien gods.

The current director of the Danish National Museum, Rane Willerslev, told a journalist on the radio, that he was very influenced by Eric von Dainikens books. He had strange paranormal experinces, telling openly about it. He said: there might be more between heaven and earth, we have to be open for new ideas, how else can we ask questions, develop science, art and culture.

Nope. Nothing to see there. Just swamp gas.

What I do find interesting is that all civilizations throughout the world have depictions that may lead us to believe they actually had interaction with NHIs way back, maybe as humans we were considered trustworthy.

I know this art style predates Zoroastrianism by as much as a thousand years. But…?

But some of the symbols are the exact same thing. So you’ve got to realize that people from different places (Mesopotamia and Persia) and different times (2200 BC vs 600 BC) are making images using the same symbols.

So it stands to reason that Zoroastrianism was derived from (or at least strongly influenced by) a much older Mesopotamian religion.

And after Zoroastrianism (also derived from/influenced by) was Mithraism. Mithraism travelled as far as Rome… and beyond.

And what new religion appears shortly after the Roman occupation? One that also shares a number of features with Mithraism?

Christianity.

And which religion has a Messiah where several Wise Men (or Magi) show up at the time of his birth?

Christianity.

So maybe those 3 Magi/Kings/Wise Men represent multiple metaphysical influences that came from the East (Persia/Mesopotamia) and influenced an existing religion (ie. Judaism) enough to give rise to a new one (ie. Christianity)

And those gifts are another clue… Gold, Frankincense and Myrrh. How so?

The ancient spice routes from the East!

You would have had people going back and forth from Israel/Judea along the spice trade routes. They’d have been doing business, bringing back spices and making a profit. So… Gold, Frankincense and Myrrh.

These same people also brought their metaphysical ideas and religious beliefs as well. If Bethlehem was on one of these spice routes, it «makes sense» to see that location as the place where Jesus (ie. Christianity) was born.

[relevant video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7fggVO37eE)

Those Romans might themselves have been exposed to Eastern (as far as India?) metaphysical ideas and beliefs. They were in a place (as occupiers) where spice traders did business. You also had some Greek people living in the region as well. So this mix of Greek, Mesopotamian/Persian and local Jewish beliefs was the environment where Christianity originated.

And the Romans were in Judea, as occupiers, from 6 to 132 CE. So a religion that focused on a Messiah (who offered salvation) would have had a strong appeal to many people within the occupied population.

Can’t say if this is how things happened. But it kind of makes sense.

I’ll be surprised if anyone else thinks it’s a good idea though.

Ancient [ionocraft](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ion-propelled_aircraft)

Humankind has always been a Cargo Cult.
Based on gifts from the Gods.

This includes the Program, itself a special kind of cult.
Based on gifts.

Just because we don’t fully understand how it works doesn’t mean we can’t get it working.

The truth is out; but nobody believes except “nut jobs”.

The term UFO so toxic (by design) that the rebels cleverly renamed it UAP to dilute decades of stigma.

Onward through the fog.

What about them? What are you wanting to know?

anunnaki for sure

All I see are 3 orbs rotating around a jet airliner. These hieroglyphs are clearly a CGI fake.

Would it be possible that these are just made up stories that are used as entertainment? Imagine in the future some beings found our movie posters would they think that we encountered ghosts and monsters too?

This is the Annunaki they came from the planet Niburu, they created humanity for the sole purpose of enslavement.

Lizzid.