Andrew Collins On The Watchers and Nephilim Having A Serpentine Like Appearance

Andrew Collins on From the Ashes of Angels-The Forbidden Legacy of a Fallen Race

What is your perspective on what other races lived on the planet before humans?

Andrew Collins: The release of From the Ashes of Angels in 1996 helped conjure a somewhat disturbing vision of human angels walking among the earliest Proto-Neolithic settlements of the Near East, instructing them in new ways of living. Yet these angels, who seemed to have very human failings, bore no wings. In Enochian literature they are described only as tall in stature, with long white hair, pale skin, ruddy complexions and mesmeric eyes that quite literally shone like the sun. In the Testament of Amram, an Enochian text found with the Dead Sea Scrolls, the visage of one Watcher is likened to that of a “viper”, suggesting a long, gaunt face of serpentine appearance.

At other times the Watchers and Nephilim are actually said to be Serpents, or sons of Serpents. Indeed, one rebel Watcher in the book of Enoch is named as the Serpent that seduced Eve. More crucially these strange beings are occasionally portrayed as birdlike, or they are said to adorn themselves in coats of feathers. These are very telling statements that belie the Watchers’ role not only as individuals with clear serpentine features, but also shamans adorned in garments of feathers, most obviously those of raptor birds and carrions, such as the vulture. Vultures, which feature heavily in the art of the earliest Proto-Neolithic communities of Anatolia, were powerful symbols of death and resurrection. It was in the guise of a vulture that these shamans might have acted as intermediaries between this world and the next, journeying into the spectral realms in order to bring back otherworldly knowledge and wisdom to the land of the living.

The Watchers bear all the hallmarks of being albinos. It is possible that they represent a strain of humanity other than homo sapien sapiens. From what branch of the tree they come from is not known, although I think it will be worth searching in the future for DNA among the discovered remains of tall, dolichocephalic (long-headed) individuals to see if this throws up any interesting or unusual patterns.

I doubt whether they have any direct links with Neanderthals, although some connection with them cannot be ruled out at this time.

Just for the record, they were not aliens.

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