By David Gregg | Source

Alien contributions have been minimal. Isolated experiments involving gene splicing were conducted. but not on a large scale, and they were not allowed to influence the evolutionary progression of the early hominids. The experiments were geared toward testing the viability of certain hominids as receptors of sentience. It was more about curiosity than anything else.

The emerging sentience of a species does attract the attention of advanced life forms who understand the importance and ramifications of the event. The transition was observed with considerable interest and excitement.

Alien contributions as a whole, especially with a new sentient species, are frowned on as interstellar meddling. The beauty of a new sentient species at such a pristine level of development is in observing how the act of sentience animates living tissue with a consciousness that makes choices and decisions commensurate with the evolution of that life form.

Interference, even for beneficial reasons, is considered an unpardonable transgression. Individual choice is paramount.

Did aliens seed the Earth? If not, how did life get started?

Aliens did not seed the Earth.

Understand that the emergence of life on a planet runs its own course, with no physical interference from other species. In fact, they could not interfere even if they wanted. There exists a randomness in the initial spark of a new life form, beginning with the smallest one-celled organism. All life begins in this way, a perfect mimic of the natural cellular divisions of the Tao and individual souls, but on a physical level.

Once random chemical processes spark an organic (or non-organic) vehicle, the organism is infused with energy from the spiritual counterpart of itself. This may seem contradictory but all life begins first in a spiritual realm. Life cannot exist independently without spirit. The physical apparatus may appear randomly, but as soon as a suitable body is chemically created, that expression of life becomes conscious on a spiritual level and then merges with its mirror image on the physical. From there this continued expansion evolves on its own, subject to the compositional elements of the physical world and any surrounding environmental conditions.

The incubation of a new world is an interminably slow process in human terms, sometimes taking billions of years. Some planetary systems are destroyed before ever reaching a sizable diversity of physical life. Nothing is wasted, however.

Did Aliens Help Create the Pyramids?

These technological marvels were both envisioned by, and created by, the Egyptians. The larger pyramids were usually built in a span of 15-20 years, with a workforce of around 20,000 men. Most Egyptians volunteered for the work and saw it as a noble contribution to both pharaoh and kingdom. The skilled workers and craftsman often made a career out of the work, while the unskilled only served for a specified duration.

The blocks used in the construction were mostly cut from local quarries. Sheer manpower, of course, was required to move these stones, but what most people don’t realize is that these two-ton blocks would slide quite easily when liquid was added to lubricate the path. Channels of water were also used to transport blocks to the pyramid sites. Various ramp designs, levers, and ropes helped raise the blocks, and the pyramids were ingeniously built from the inside-out in places to better accommodate construction challenges.

The Egyptian engineers and foremen were remarkably efficient, and all workers under their control were broken into teams specifically trained to do a particular job. Nothing was left to chance in this enterprise. The level of cooperation by the Egyptian people was on a colossal scale.

Magic played a pivotal role in the religious beliefs of the Egyptians. More than just tombs, the pyramids were created as portals to the afterlife that could transform their Pharaohs into immortal gods.

Are There Distinct Alien Races?

The beauty of the universe is that it is so varied in its expression. Distinct alien cultures cut wide swaths across the universe, and they are more startling and unimaginable than the human mind could possibly conceive.

While some aliens demonstrate the bi-symmetry (two eyes, opposing limbs, etc..) so familiar on Earth, larger numbers of aliens exist that would barely be considered alive by earthly standards. Life cycles have been created using a variety of chemical elements that abundantly exist in the universe (some more successful than others).

There are, for instance, aliens that consist in a pure liquid form, and there are even aliens that are invisible. Many of the current depictions of aliens in popular media are unrealistically human-centric and do not exist. Your tales of science fiction, while entertaining and thought-provoking, are poor approximations of alien life.