RE: RE: The Universe is a Cosmic Egg
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RE: The Universe is a Cosmic Egg

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What I love is how this model could easily incorporate these things. Like in Howie's little Valhalla story, it explains why it would be in the best interest of the royal class to keep us in confusion. How lonely is an existence where we're a spinning ball a bazillion miles from any other form of life, populated with beings that have no idea of their power and value, or that there is not just possibly more, but definitely. Also so-called aliens would all be based on a very similar structure if they reside in the same universe based on light and made of light. With galactic federations perhaps? And ultimately all related, despite physical differences that arise from different ecosystems relative to their placement inside the egg.

Also, earth is often referred to as a jewel in mythos, its placement from the sun being perfect in so many ways,.and this idea still works for that. And it would make sense of why inhabitants of other craters would covet it.

Further, it would make sense of why humans do not entirely fit into the Earth's ecosystem. So much in nature is symbiotic, but we tend to disrupt that. We've all heard stories of ancient man, some say we were once closer to apes on the evolutionary scale. Bigfoot type creatures, and those creatures, they did fit in here. And the native tribes in every land- they lived in peace with the earth. From the Eskimo, to native Americans to natives in Africa to aboriginals and so forth.

Meanwhile legends of giant blonde haired (or red), blued eyed men abound, coming here from somewhere else, mating with those who were here, creating hybrids.

Hybrids who are hard to kill, dangerous hue-of-men I might add, Lol. My mind immediately jumps to the story of Moses. He was not an Egyptian-pure blood?- but raised as one of them- hybrid?

So many things like that, it's all swirling in my head right now!