Could there be a connection between divine activities and aliens? Why have so many artists depicted UFO-like figures in their works, especially those related to divine events?
UFOs and strange figures that appear to be visitors from space are often found in cave paintings on cave walls around the planet, but these images also appear in classical works of art, especially those depicting divine events.
What would have led these artists to portray these enigmatic flying objects at a time when the pinnacle of technology, in terms of means of transportation, was limited to simple carriages?
The above figures appear in the "Annales Laurissenses", a French manuscript from the 12th century, which details the siege of Sigiburg castle in the year 776, by the Saxons.
In these texts, it is said that when the Saxon invaders had surrounded the fortress, a fleet of discs appeared in the sky, hovering over the church.
The Saxons understood the event as a kind of "heavenly protection" and decided to withdraw from the battle.
Painted by the Italian Carlo Crivelli in 1486, this work celebrates the announcement of the Angel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary, who would give life to Jesus.
For experts in painting, the object from which the Ray of Light or Holy Spirit comes out, towards the head of Mary, is nothing more than a group of angels turning in a circle around the clouds, but for the defenders of the UFO phenomenon, it represents a flying saucer and the contact of the virgin Mary with extraterrestrials and, according to this interpretation, Jesus could be an alien.
This work by the Dutch painter Aert De Gelder was made around 1710 and represents the baptism of Jesus.
In the New Testament, in Matthew 3:16, we read: “As soon as Jesus was baptized, he came up out of the water. At that moment the sky was opened, and he saw the Spirit of God descending like a dove and resting on him.
The painting shows what appear to be columns of light coming from the sky and illuminating the scene, presumably sent by God, but it is believed that the Dutch artist, a disciple of Rembrandt, had access to the secret archives of the Vatican Library and that the paintings Gelder, especially this one, were ways the painter found to convey this secret knowledge to the public.
This work was painted in 1350 and is located in the Visoki Decani Monastery in Kosovo, Serbia.
It shows the crucifixion of Jesus, but two strange flying objects can be seen next to Jesus, which carry human figures and which would be, according to traditional experts, representations of the Sun (left) and the Moon (right), as a way of showing the cycle of life, day and night, in a humanized way.
But according to UFO theorists, these objects are believed to represent alien craft with their pilots clad in space suits, and would be a useful way of revealing to the world humanity's contact with aliens and perhaps even the extraterrestrial nature of Jesus himself. .
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