Could we all be Aliens?

[PrimateSphinx]

I certainly don't know this for a fact but I would love to believe that I have some extraterrestrial brothers out there and most likely here on earth as well. I mean there is so very little we really know about human history especially the history of the very ancient. For example take the 9 pyramids in Bosnia that were just found a year ago that date back to 12,000 years. The largest one is bigger than the great pyramid of Giza and before 2010 people just thought they were big hills. I mention this because we were told that Sumeria was the cradle of civilization and Sumerian civilization dates back to 10,000 years. What was happening 2000 years before that people had the technology to build huge pyramids before we thought large civilization existed and 9000 years before Egyptian civilization. Well I certainly don't know but I would like to think we're on the cusp of finding out. Whether or not you believe it the human race has always been obsessed with the question of whether or not we are alone in the universe and the answer is obvious to me that we are not. So for me I think the question of whether or not we are aliens is irrelevant at this point an what I would like to as is: When do we become the aliens to other worlds? The time is nigh methinks so I keep a wary eye out on the horizon for the mothership to come down and invite us into the galactic community that we have long denied ourselves entry into. To your ships (and or spice smoking devices), And to the stars!

 

[nen888]

..my concept, drawing partly from McKenna, was that if you were an advanced e.t. culture who encountered our planet in a more primitive state of evolution, how could you leave a message that would last millions of years and still be understood?
earthquakes and volcanoes wipe out giant granite structure, visual language codes require translation..
so why not put a genetic transmitter/receiver in an advancing brain system..when we're evolved enough we understand the message and can contact home world..it's a bit like putting tracking devices in migratory birds, but a long-term version which the birds can eventually get info. about home world from..

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[Coastal_Shaman]

My beliefs on this topic run along the same lines as the Starseed theory. My body is of earthly origin but I do not believe my soul is...

 

[Global]

I certainly don't know this for a fact but I would love to believe that I have some extraterrestrial brothers out there and most likely here on earth as well. I mean there is so very little we really know about human history especially the history of the very ancient. For example take the 9 pyramids in Bosnia that were just found a year ago that date back to 12,000 years. The largest one is bigger than the great pyramid of Giza and before 2010 people just thought they were big hills. I mention this because we were told that Sumeria was the cradle of civilization and Sumerian civilization dates back to 10,000 years. What was happening 2000 years before that people had the technology to build huge pyramids before we thought large civilization existed and 9000 years before Egyptian civilization. Well I certainly don't know but I would like to think we're on the cusp of finding out. Whether or not you believe it the human race has always been obsessed with the question of whether or not we are alone in the universe and the answer is obvious to me that we are not. So for me I think the question of whether or not we are aliens is irrelevant at this point an what I would like to as is: When do we become the aliens to other worlds? The time is nigh methinks so I keep a wary eye out on the horizon for the mothership to come down and invite us into the galactic community that we have long denied ourselves entry into. To your ships (and or spice smoking devices), And to the stars!

Dr. Carmen Boulter who wrote and filmed The Pyramid Code documentary series is convinced there's substantial enough evidence to suggest that one of the pyramids in Egypt has to be at least 30,000 years old.

 

[cellux]

It would be funny if there were no aliens out there at all, there was no God, no paradise, just the possibility of it all - as a driver of evolution - encoded into our genes.

It could turn out that all the myths are nothing more than intuitions of this hidden, always come-to-be "reality", a pre-cognition of the future of humankind.

It's stunning to imagine that our entire future may exist as unpackable/realizable information, encoded in our brains. This would mean that psychedelic drugs are - in a sense - time machines.

The entire world could be seen as a self-unpacking or self-realizing organism, with time-space as an aeon-long collapse of a wave-function, from the big bang to singularity.

 

[nen888]

cellux wrote:

The entire world could be seen as a self-unpacking or self-realizing organism, with time-space as an aeon-long collapse of a wave-function, from the big bang to singularity.

..beautiful! ..though isn't this basically monothesism..?