Coincidences between ancient civilizations: were we created by aliens?
Reading various sacred texts from ancient Sumer, we find that “thousands of years ago, the Anunnaki extraterrestrials, an alien species originating from Nibiru, descended to Earth and created the Human Being (man)”.
The creative process was extensive and aimed to develop a hybrid species to work for them, the aliens of our planet.
The ancient Mayan texts support the same as the Sumerians. The holy book, Popol Vuh, describes in exquisite detail how “mighty gods who came from a distant planet created man.”
Interestingly, there is no mention of the purpose of creation in these texts. However, it is speculated that these nameless gods wanted to expose their power, or rather their knowledge, and create a species capable of evolution.
Ancient Egyptian religion does not have a clear anthropogony, but the oldest religious system in Egypt speaks of creation as the effect of a creative power, of thought, of the word of a single god – Ptah.
He originally created a thought, after which he uttered it, this being the first act of creation – in this mythology, original creation is based on higher psychological processes: thought and language.
Still in the context of Egyptian mythology, more precisely, in its artistic representations, another Egyptian tradition states that people were born from the tears of a god mourning the loss of his eye.
Chinese anthropology is based on a sister-sister pair Fu Xi and Nii Wa, two beings with dragon tails, who shaped people out of clay and mud; the same mythologies are attributed to the entity Pan-Ku, who creates man and the world from his body.
In this case, one can see a correlation with Christian mythology, which presupposes the existence of a single Almighty God who created man in his “image and likeness”.
Christian religions teach that the world was created by a being, a god. This act of creation is done only by the power of the word, because He says, and the world is created as a result of His omnipotence.
Thus the world arises as a result of the word of God, and everything that exists is his and is created in time. God is timeless, time is outside of Him, but also in Him, because there is no time without God. But before creating the world, he created angels who are superior to man.
In the mythology of the Akkadians, neighbors of the Jews, man was created from clay by certain divine workers, so the goddesses Nammu and Aruru formed his heart and the deity En-Ki gave him life.
This original fact shows that there is no unnecessary distance between man’s nature and the gods: although man was created to serve the gods, he is also their imitator and collaborator.
People had to respect their divinely given commandments, not violate the precepts of the holy order that ensure both the smooth running of the universal world and human society.
If ancient texts provide a unique perspective on creation, science hasn’t always been so clear. Several decades ago, scientists suggested that man came from ape, and with evolution, he has reached the present stage.
This Darwinian theory was universally accepted until science reached a new threshold of development. When it was detailed that human DNA contains no less than 223 foreign genes.
Francis Crick, Nobel Prize winner, discovered since the middle of the last century that human DNA does not belong to this world. Thus, Crick was perhaps the first researcher to attempt to prove that man was created by an extraterrestrial intelligence.
Many years later, Russian scientist Vsevolod Troitsky claimed that Earth is nothing more than a strange laboratory. Here, constantly, various experiments take place, and man was created.
Of course, this theory has not transpired because it is simply and as they call it “amazing”, but if we go back to the sacred texts then it could be the “absolute” truth.
Today, too, there are dozens or perhaps hundreds of books that offer different theories of creation. Finally, the truth is not yet known to man and, therefore, we tend to believe that the reason for creation is spiritual, and therefore the truth will not come out anytime soon.
In the mythology of the Akkadians, neighbors of the Jews, man was created from clay by certain divine workers, so the goddesses Nammu and Aruru formed his heart and the deity En-Ki gave him life.
This original fact shows that there is no unnecessary distance between man’s nature and the gods: although man was created to serve the gods, he is also their imitator and collaborator.
People had to respect their divinely given commandments, not violate the precepts of the holy order that ensure both the smooth running of the universal world and human society.
If ancient texts provide a unique perspective on creation, science hasn’t always been so clear. Several decades ago, scientists suggested that man came from ape, and with evolution, he has reached the present stage.
This Darwinian theory was universally accepted until science reached a new threshold of development. When it was detailed that human DNA contains no less than 223 foreign genes.
Francis Crick, Nobel Prize winner, discovered since the middle of the last century that human DNA does not belong to this world. Thus, Crick was perhaps the first researcher to attempt to prove that man was created by an extraterrestrial intelligence.
Many years later, Russian scientist Vsevolod Troitsky claimed that Earth is nothing more than a strange laboratory. Here, constantly, various experiments take place, and man was created.
Of course, this theory has not transpired because it is simply and as they call it “amazing”, but if we go back to the sacred texts then it could be the “absolute” truth.
Today, too, there are dozens or perhaps hundreds of books that offer different theories of creation. Finally, the truth is not yet known to man and, therefore, we tend to believe that the reason for creation is spiritual, and therefore the truth will not come out anytime soon.
