Have We Been visited By Aliens Five Thousand Years Ago

Have We Been visited By Aliens Five Thousand Years Ago

In the previous article, we explored the possibility of a catastrophic event that led to worldwide floods. However, a factor in considering the hypothesis of a global flood is the common occurrence of this event in the legends of multiple cultures.

If anything, this goes to prove that myths are sometimes based on real events and though stories might morph trough time, they tend to preserve at least one grain of truth. The same myths that tell of cataclysmic tides also share another common element, in the form of what we usually call divine intervention.

Five thousand years ago, the coasts of England were severely flooded. Analysis of tree rings indicates that the atmosphere held massive amounts of dust and ash. Ice cores from Greenland support this theory. Around the same time, we see a change in religious beliefs as worship shifts toward a bearded sky-god.

One of the chief Sumerian deities is Ea or Enki. He was considered the Lord of the World and regarded as the civilizer of mankind. Early myths describe him as a tall, white bearded man, dressed in long white garments. His association with the flood varies, in some instances he causes it but other times he plays the role of a rescuer. The Egyptians referred to him as Osiris and as legend goes, he left Egypt to visit other lands.

Tribes from North America have similar legends. They tell of the visit of a great civilizer that taught them everything they know. He was regarded as a prophet and healer and oftentimes played the role of a savior when the floods came. The Mandan Indians said his clothes were made of white wolf skins and the Ojibwe called him The Great White Hare due to his appearance.

The same civilizer hero appears in the legends of Central American cultures. The Mayans called him Kukulcan and the Aztecs knew him as Quetzalcoatl – The Feathered Serpent. An interesting fact is that other cultures associate the serpent with the founding hero – Osiris in Egypt and Lebe of the Dogon tribe in West Africa.

The Columbian Muiscas feature a character called Bochica, a man with fair skin, a long beard and dressed in a long flowing robe. He showed them new hunting techniques and introduced them to agriculture and house-building.

The last great Peruvian civilization, the Incas also inherited this legend from other cultures. According to them, Viracocha destroyed a race of giants he had created with a flood. He later created man in his own size. Other accounts place Viracocha as the creative divinity in a time of darkness, giving life to man.

Cultures in the Philippines and Indonesia have similar legends and these islands saw a wave of settlers around the same time, some five thousand years ago. They carried with them legends of a great flood. The same can be said about Aboriginal tribes in Australia. Their legends tell about The Dreamtime, a period of creation during which a sky-god called Baiame gave them their laws of life. His appearance is similar to the descriptions above and after teaching them everything they know he returned to the sky.

When Captain Cook reached the Hawaii islands in the 18th Century, the natives welcomed him as Lono, the “god with white bark cloth”.

If these myths are to be given credence, something extraordinary must have happened five millennia ago. They point to the visit of one or more extraterrestrial beings traveling the globe and teaching humans agriculture and crafts. This visit happened in a time of great strife and naturally, the visitors were oftentimes seen as the source of the disasters. The childish and egocentric nature of humans led them to believe that they were being punished for their actions.

The bearded sky-gods had an enormous impact on early human cultures and ushered in a new age.

The striking similarities between myths from all over the globe raises a legitimate question. Was the Earth visited five thousand ago by advanced beings with good intentions? Believe what you will

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