#ancient astronauts

[creature-wizard]

Friendly reminder that:

The concept of starseeds promotes ableism by minimizing or denying ADHD and autism.

The ancient astronaut hypothesis promotes spiritual colonialism and destruction of other cultures by twisting other people's mythologies and sacred texts to fit their narratives.

The reptilian alien mythology is based on conspiracy theories historically used to justify oppressing and murdering real people. Loosh/blood/adrenochrome harvesting is just repackaged blood libel.

New Age mythology is chock full of repackaged right wing conspiracy theories, the same kind pushed by QAnon.

It's also full of repackaged racist pseudoscience about genetic superiority/inferiority and the function of evolution.

Ascension to 5D was supposed to have happened back in 2012, and the prediction failed.

New Agers are recycling their predictions over and over to catch new waves of people who don't know the movement's history.

Belief in Atlantis is strongly motivated by white supremacy.

For more info, see:

Looks like it's time to talk about starseeds and the New Age movement again.

How the mythology of starseeds, indigo children, crystal children, rainbow children, etc. harms kids

New Age YouTube channel caught recycling claims of imminent "first contact" for three years

Is the spiritual person a conspiracy theorist? A list of red flags

What is spiritual eugenics?

New Age beliefs that derive from racist pseudoscience

[omnybus]

People who claim that ancient civilizations were guided by aliens or possessed advanced technology to build their magnificent structures don't give our ancestors nearly enough credit. Sure, they may not have known what germs are or that outer space existed, but at the same time, they literally invented math. I'm pretty sure they could figure out how to make things out of really big rocks

[bobcatblahs]

Hey @mylifeiscomics look what came back up on my Pinterest feed 😆

This is a reference to her brilliant comic btw- find that here: https://www.mylifeiscomics.com/smthng-hmn

[vintagegeekculture]

Alan Gutierrez.

[artapir]

UFOnauts of the ancient Near East, primarily Egypt and Mesopotamia. Some (if not all) of these beings are likely proxy organisms created from, or containing a heavy admixture of, terrestrial DNA, and engineered specifically for contact with pre-technological human civilizations. Midjourney 6

[sspacegodd]

[activitesparanormales]

INTERZONE / Mémoires du futur

2023

[pelagae]

Ancient Alien Theory is like some weird almost cult for atheists who can't let go of the culture of religion.

I watch the show for funsies. Usually when I'm high. It's entertaining in a "could it be? Ancient Astronaut Theorists say..... ~~a ReSoUnDiNg YeS~~!" 🥴 sort of way. I think it's fun to see stuff about ancient history, even if they do make it about aliens. It's like a sort of alternate timeline fantasy along with neat history for me. It's fun to see the commonalities in ancient cultures because, to me, it speaks to our connections and similarities as humans, the stories we tell covering such shared themes. Just watched one that talked about about mandalas and the images created by sound waves, which was just cool from a science-culture overlap perspective. And then the other stuff about modern UFO sightings and things just being weird news, conspiracy theory shenanigans.

But I was watching it the other day, and I thought, "This is Baha'i for atheists." Not that I'm all that familiar or saying it correlates with actual Baha'i philosophy, just in the way that Ancient Alien Theory is rooted in concepts and stories from religions and cultures all over the world, especially the Abrahamics, Hinduism, Zoroastrianism, and Buddhism.

Whether or not you're thinking of God or aliens, the idea that someone/thing out there purposely manipulated our planet and our evolution to create the human race, that human civilization has been influenced by some extraterrestrial force bringing knowledge and technology, that someday these beings will (or already have) return for some greater purpose or next step, yada yada yada... all just sounds like Christians and similar who maybe have given up the spiritual belief but still want those concepts to exist. At times, it really just comes across as a scientific explanation for religious creation stories. Like, how is "God put water on the Earth" so different from "Water came from asteroids. But could it be possible that an extraterrestrial civilization sent water-bearing asteroids... on purpose? Ancient Astronaut Theorists say yes"? Just taking science and history and making it fit the theory, exactly like a religion would. Even one of their main people, Eric Von Danikan, is super Christian and defends his faith in God despite writing the book on how angels are aliens and Jesus was half alien. It's religion with a sciencey mask on.

I think that if people 5,000 years ago were cutting stone with greater precision than we were doing 100 years ago, that's pretty neat. Saying they were able to do it because of aliens is not only a discredit to those people, but it reveals the religious mentality or external locus of control in the otherwise atheist-identifying proponents of the theory.

[skygodz]

The Gods from Outer Space was an Ancient Astronaut comic book series based on the books by Erich Von Daeniken... the astronauts are landing on earth.

🛸🛸🛸

[racefortheironthrone]

on thor (and i suppose this can be extended to the marvel versions of human gods in general - Hercules and Zeus rather than Galactus and Tribunal), do you prefer the seemingly original idea that they were aliens so advanced and involved with humans that they were known as gods, or as it pops up now and then the idea that they are literal divine upper case g Gods, and that they all exist? for me, both ideas have merit but taken together are kinda at odds sometimes

I'm not such a fan of the aliens paradigm, because it's pretty directly inspired by the whole Ancient Astronauts thing, and while I know that Jack Kirby got a lot of inspiration out of that and thus we got the New Gods and the Eternals and the like, Von Däniken's work is pretty inextricably racist and should be consigned to the dustbin of history.

I much prefer the idea that Kieron Gillen ran with in his Journey into Mystery run in which the gods are gods, but they are gods that humanity creates through story-telling and its connection to imagination and thus faith. (Which isn't exactly original to Gillen, it's got a legacy that stretches back to Terry Pratchett and ultimately back to Xenophanes of Colophon.)

That being said, I'm very excited to see what Al Ewing has cooked up, and I'm especially curious to see him and Jonathan Hickman working in such similar territory - the comic equivalent of dueling violins by two writers who share the admirable quality of always wanting to top their previous accomplishments.

[the-blog-of-gog]

(via "Action Bronson, UFO, Spaceship, Original Fan Art" Tapestry for Sale by Burn-Ego)

[creature-wizard]

Looks like it's time to talk about starseeds and the New Age movement again.

Since I'm seeing more starseed content being posted, I'm gonna make another post on why the whole starseed thing and the surrounding New Age belief system are... not good.

So for those who don't know, New Age mythology is essentially a hodgepodge of cherrypicked and distorted myths from various cultures, racist pseudohistory, and far right conspiracy theories. To put it very briefly, starseeds are supposedly here to help Earth resist the reptilians, a race of politics-manipulating, war-starting, media-controlling blood-drinking aliens. For those who don't recognize the tropes here, these are basically all antisemitic canards. The reptilian alien myth as most know it today comes from David Icke, who ultimately cribbed a bunch of his material from The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion, a Russian hoax created to justify violence against Jews. He was also influenced by the work of people like Fritz Springmeier, a hateful crank who based much of his work on other hateful cranks.

(David Icke, by the way, also claims that transgender is an evil reptilian conspiracy. You'll never find just one form of bigotry with these people.)

There are supposedly numerous alien races out there, and one of the most prominent among them are the Pleiadians, AKA Nordics. While modern depictions of the Pleiadians give them more variety in skintone, there's no denying that older Pleiadian mythology basically pictured them as Aryans In Space, even associating them with the swastika.

You see what's going on here? "Good" swastika-loving Aryan aliens versus "evil" Jewish aliens? Sound familiar?

Racism isn't just a tangential part of the starseed myth, either. It lies at its very core. It's inextricably tied in with the ancient astronaut hypothesis, which has a history of racist motivation behind it. The TL;DR is that a bunch of white people couldn't believe that non-white people had built a bunch of things they couldn't figure out how to build themselves (EG, the Great Pyramids), so they proposed that the real builders were anyone from Atlanteans to aliens. (Atlantis, by the way, never existed; it was a literary device created by Plato.)

One supposed purpose of starseeds is to help the world "wake up to the truth," which basically just means "convert people to New Age spirituality." New Age believes that world peace is contingent on a majority of the world being converted to New Age belief, and that resistance against their belief system is ultimately the work of the aforementioned reptilian aliens.

To put it another way, New Agers think they understand other cultures' spiritual traditions better than the actual members of said cultures, and think that anyone who disagrees with them is being manipulated by the conspiracy, or is an agent of the conspiracy. This includes Indigenous cultures which are already endangered from white Christian colonialism.

Essentially, endangered cultures cannot speak up for themselves and resist New Agers' efforts at cultural assimilation without being labeled a problem and an enemy. It's basically white Christian colonialism repackaged as "spiritual, not religious."

Again - if you heard from these people that some ancient text or myth describes extraterrestrial beings visiting our planet for one reason or another, you heard misinformation. They twist and misrepresent literally every myth and text they get their hands on. For example, you may have heard that the vimanas from Hindu traditions were actually alien spacecraft. They were no such thing. Or maybe you heard that the Book of Enoch describes aliens performing genetic experimentation on humans. It literally does not. At best, all of the stories they cite just kind of sound like aliens if you ignore most of their content and pay no attention to their cultural contexts.

The starseed movement preys on alienated people, especially autistic people and people with ADHD. You can look up nearly any list of signs that you're supposedly a starseed, and many of them will align perfectly with characteristics associated with autism and/or ADHD, or that people with these conditions commonly report. Some people within the movement even go so far as to claim that ADHD and autism don't even exist, but were actually made up by the conspiracy as a cover to suppress and control starseeds, which is some yikes-as-hell ableism.

So basically, people are being told that if they have these certain characteristics or symptoms, that means it's their job to spread New Age spirituality to defeat the conspiracy and help others ascend to the fifth density.

And what's the fifth density, you might ask? It's supposedly humanity's next evolutionary level, because New Age is also based on biological misconceptions. Supposedly once everyone's DNA "upgrades," they'll essentially morph into an aetheric form. Supposedly, this is preceded by a number of "ascension symptoms," including depression, headache, gastrointestinal issues, and any number of other symptoms that could indicate almost anything, including stress.

What many of these people don't realize is, this prediction has already failed. Back in the 2000s and 2010s, experiencing "ascension symptoms" was supposed to precede ascension to 5D beginning December 21, 2012. One lady, Denise Le Fay, was convinced that the hair loss she was experiencing in 2008 was an ascension symptom. As we can see by looking her up, she's very much still with us on the 3D plane these days, repeating the same tired old scripts New Agers recycle endlessly.

By the way, everything you near New Agers saying today about old systems being dismantled, dark forces being arrested or kicked off the planet, and new economic systems on the horizon? They've been recycling these scripts for years now. Take a look at this page written back in 2012. You got stuff about the complete dismantling of an enormous network of sinister forces," "the arrest and removal of a world-wide cabal," and a "new economic system."

("Cabal," by the way, is a dogwhistle term for "Jews.")

Furthermore, people in this movement are often encouraged to try and access past life memories through dreams or hypnosis, which makes the whole thing feel even more real to them. But the thing is, you can have incredibly vivid experiences about literally anything you put your mind to - the people in the reality shifting having vivid experiences of living another life in the Harry Potter universe are a great example of this. Just because you have vivid experiences, doesn't mean they have any bearing on anything happening in this reality.

So yeah, the starseed movement and the larger New Age movement are both extremely harmful. They promote racist pseudohistory, medically-irresponsible pseudoscience, conspiracy theories that target numerous marginalized groups, and functionally target aliened people with ADHD and autism to convince them that spreading its beliefs is their job.

[claudiosuenaga]

Ishi-no-Hoden: O megálito em forma de TV de tubo que parece flutuar sobre um lago em Hyogo

Ishi-no-Hoden é um dos monumentos mais misteriosos e desconcertantes do Japão, uma gigantesca estrutura de pedra no formato de uma TV antiga de tubo com quase 6 metros de altura e 500 toneladas de peso que parece flutuar sobre um lago na cidade de Takasago, província de Hyogo. Você irá a partir de agora tomar parte de nossa viagem ao local e saber tudo sobre o que se acredita ser uma obra dos próprios deuses Ookuninushi e Sukunabikona, que aceitaram o desafio de construir um castelo inteiro na montanha Hodenyama em uma única noite, mas acabaram por deixá-lo inacabado por causa de uma rebelião de deuses provinciais.

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E.T.

[vancepollock]

Star Guests - 1950 - Soulcraft Press

[sspacegodd]

High up in the Bolivian Andes lies Pumapunku, an ancient ruined city that is of course, simply impossible to have been constructed by its Stone Age inhabitants.

"Something here really stinks to high heaven," writes Erich von Daniken, internationally unrespected expert on ancient astronauts.

Aramu Muru’s Portal, a tiny doorway-shaped niche in a gigantic stone outcropping, is located in a region known as the Valley of the Spirits.

The local villagers refuse to come close to the portal.

They tell stories about people disappearing through the solid rock.

(𝒑𝒊𝒄𝒕𝒖𝒓𝒆𝒅): 𝑯𝒖𝒎𝒂𝒏 𝒄𝒓𝒖𝒎𝒃𝒔 𝒅𝒓𝒊𝒑 𝒇𝒓𝒐𝒎 𝒍𝒊𝒑𝒔 𝒐𝒇 𝒎𝒚𝒔𝒕𝒆𝒓𝒚 𝒓𝒐𝒄𝒌 𝒖𝒏𝒕𝒊𝒍 𝒗𝒊𝒍𝒍𝒂𝒈𝒆 𝒄𝒓𝒆𝒘 𝒂𝒓𝒓𝒊𝒗𝒆𝒔 𝒕𝒐 𝒘𝒊𝒑𝒆 𝒊𝒕𝒔 𝒈𝒂𝒑𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒎𝒂𝒘 𝒘𝒊𝒕𝒉 𝒉𝒖𝒈𝒆 𝑲𝒍𝒆𝒆𝒏𝒆𝒙.