3/17/23: STAR SEED W/ JASON QUITT

Since the meeting of The World Economic Forum in January I have been obsessed with the discussion that they had during their religious panel about the return of the Sons of Elohim.

It has been on my mind a lot because it appears that the media is preparing us for some major alien event by priming the pump with stories of alien mother ships, Bracewell probes observing us for a distance and many more claims about what may be out there and what may or may not be among us.

The Military Times reported a few days ago that there is a possibility that extraterrestrial motherships and smaller probes may be visiting planets in our solar system.

Sean Kirkpatrick, director of the Pentagon’s All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office, wrote in a research report that undefinedAn artificial interstellar object could potentially be a parent craft that releases many small probes during its close passage to Earth, an operational construct not too dissimilar from NASA missions.

The research paper was co-authored by Avi Loeb chairman of Harvard University’s astronomy department.

Kirkpatrick, who was appointed as director of the AARO when it was founded in July 2022, previously served as the chief scientist at the Defense Intelligence Agency’s Missile and Space Intelligence Center. The AARO was established to investigate unidentified “objects of interest” around military installations, according to a Pentagon press release.

Of course, Avi Loeb has appeared on Ground Zero several times talking about how there are some scientists that are now taking the extraterrestrial intelligence topic very seriously.

The research paper — titled “Physical Constraints on Unidentified Aerial Phenomena” — comes following a month of intense scrutiny of unidentified flying objects, a stirring trend ignited by the spy balloon fiasco.

On Feb. 16, Senators Marco Rubio, R-Fla., Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., and 12 other senators sent a letter to Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks and Deputy Director of National Intelligence Stacey Dixon calling for full funding for the AARO. The Biden administration’s previous funding request for the fiscal year 2023 failed to fund anything beyond the office’s basic operating expenses.

With the acknowledgment from the government that there are many unknown objects in the skies that defy explanation undefined there have been other stories that have regenerated interest in human-alien hybrids, aliens walking among us in disguise, aliens and humans working together in underground bases, treaties between human governments and aliens, the Galactic Federation or the Prime Directive and now the mention of the Sons of Elohim.

The sons of Elohim are the watchers and according to the bible, they spread their star seed by mating with what are called the Daughters of Men. 

There are many charismatic Christian sects that see these beings as fallen angels and their star seed as Nephilim. But the reports of the hybridization include the topic of Giants That allegedly were destroyed after the floods of Noah.

However, there are many people who say that perhaps the hybridization program has not ended and that Giants would be too conspicuous today -and that star seeds exist and many of them may be in power giving their obedience to an extra-Terrestrial synarchy.

The Conversation website recently reported that there are a surprising amount of people on Earth who believe they are undefinedstarseeds,undefined or aliens living on Earth.

The hashtag #starseed has been growing in popularity across the internet in recent months, with many discussing their belief that they are, in fact, extraterrestrials. The rise of #starseed has been particularly impressive on TikTok in recent weeks, with over 1 billion views on the platform currently linked to the hashtag.

The report by The Conversation explains that star seeds believe they have undefinedreawakened from another planet to be born here.undefined

Psychologists have been concerned by this trend.

Psychologists have explained that the belief in star seeds, despite the lack of any strong scientific evidence for alien life, can be partially attributed to the Forer effect. This was named after Bertram Forer, the psychologist who first determined that people who are depressed or disenfranchised will latch onto descriptions and belief systems that vaguely describe themselves.

There are many examples of this phenomenon, including horoscopes, as well as the plethora of New Age beliefs and treatments doing the rounds, often with an incredibly loose connection to the scientific method, despite the fact they often claim to outperform so-called undefinedWestern medicine.undefined

There are people who claim that they speak in light languages, and have out-of-body experiences that take them to other planets and star systems. They also believe they have come here from other dimensions to help heal Earth and guide humanity into the undefinedgolden age.undefined

The idea of a star seed comes from the 1976 book Gods of Aquarius by Brad Steiger. Todayundefineds star seed believers latched onto the concept from Steigerundefineds novel that some people originated in other dimensions.

Believers claim there are several criteria that help know if you are a starseed. These include searching for meaning in life as well as feeling a lack of belonging. You must also be spiritual and possess a strong sense of intuition.

There have been science fiction films like Prometheus and Alien Covenant that introduce us to Star Seed Engineers that have generated a hybrid species that eventually evolve into the human form.

There have been reports years ago of what can be called the undefinedcreator signundefined That has been detected in DNA that may indicate that we are all part of the Star Seed experiment.

Maxim Makukov has proposed this idea. It’s unorthodox; you might call it “out there”. Makukov understands that. He knew he’d have his critics the moment he began to develop it. But it’s there in the numbers, he says. And numbers don’t lie. A cosmologist and astrobiologist at the Fesenkov Astrophysical Institute in Almaty, Kazakhstan, Makukov says the numbers reveal that all terrestrial life came from outer space. Not only that, it was planted on Earth by intelligent aliens. Billions of years ago, the planet was barren and lifeless.

But then, at some distant and unknowable moment, it was seeded with what Makukov calls an “intelligent-like signal” – a signal that is too orderly and intricate to have occurred randomly. This signal, he says, is in our genetic code. Highly preserved across cosmological timescales, it has been waiting there, like an encrypted message, for anyone qualified to read it.

All of the teeming varieties of life on Earth; from mammals and dandelions to trees and us, carry it within them.

And now Makukov, along with his mentor, mathematician Vladmir Shcherbak of the alFarabi Kazakh National University in Almaty, claims to have cracked it using simple math — and a reoccurring number—the number 37.

In fact, 37 reoccur frequently in the code. For example, the mass of the molecular “core” shared by all 20 amino acids is 74, which is 37 doubled.

Makukov and Shcherbak’s looked to the genetic code without rummaging through DNA, and found a “Code within a code.”

The genetic code shouldn’t be confused with the genome, which is a specific set of genetic instructions for making a fruit fly, say, or a giant redwood.

Instead, it specifies how to convert those instructions into proteins. Unlike genomic DNA, the code is stable. Genomes mutate over time, but the code is passed down the generations without alteration and appears to have remained almost completely unchanged for billions of years.

For that reason, says Makukov, it is the perfect place to plant a message.

Billions of years ago, he says, that is precisely what happened. To test the idea, Makukov and Shcherbak devised a mathematical approach to analyze the code, searching for patterns unlikely to occur at random.

Their arguments are often dense and impenetrable, filled with complex mathematical formulae. But at heart, Makukov says, “it’s very simple”. The genetic code is like some type of combinatorial puzzle, he says. In other words, once you begin to analyze it, hidden regularities emerge.

Soviet mathematician Yuri Rumer pointed out that the genetic code can be divided neatly in half. One half is the “whole family” codons, in which all four codons with the same two initial letters code for the same amino acid. The AC family, for instance, is “whole” because codons begin AC code for threonine.

On the other are “split family” codons, which don’t have this property. Rumer first noted that there is no good reason why exactly half of the codons should be whole. More profoundly, he also realized that applying a simple rule – swapping T for G, and A for C – converts one half of the code into the other.

Rumer’s transformation is just one of many patterns and symmetries within the code.

The idea that terrestrial life has extraterrestrial origins has a long and sometimes distinguished history. The standard version goes something like this: a primitive alien life form, perhaps a bacterium, somehow hitches a ride through space aboard an object like a meteoroid, collides with our young planet and seeds it with life. Against innumerable odds, its descendants flourish and spread across Earth.

There have also been theories about star seed-bearing asteroids that have seeded earth with new species undefined and perhaps a new form of human that is a hybrid of extraterrestrial intelligence.

I believe that some scientists are hesitant in thinking that there has been a mass breeding program that has been talked about by Dr, David Jacobs. He paints a disturbing picture of aliens integrating themselves into our society and relegating humans to an inferior status.

An instructor at the University of Oxford in England believes the abduction scenarios are real and that the hybris programs are real. Young-hae Chi, who teaches Korean at the university, also claims to know what the aliens have in mind. In lectures given at the university, he says theyundefinedre creating alien-human hybrids as a hedge against climate change. To support his unorthodox theory, Chi notes that for several decades the number of reported alien abductions has risen.

Chi says that The hybrid experiment is not responsible for global warming. Rather, itundefineds a reaction to it. The extraterrestrials are producing hybrids that can better withstand the rigors of a toastier planet. By producing a new model of Homo sapiens, this project would eliminate the need for difficult climate accords or elaborate geoengineering projects. It would also help the aliens themselves — who are said to be living among us — by preserving the part of their DNA thatundefineds carried by the temperature-tolerant hybrids.

I recently talked about the Cypher of Genesis which is a book about theories surrounding the first Genesis and how it came to be. Most of the research was taken from the Jewish Kabbala.

We learn how the universe is made and how the Elohimic seed is a primitive, coarse, brutal human substance, hopelessly incapable of reconditioning itself and knowing the true nature of God and his language of sacred mathematics.

There are also biblical accounts of hybrids or star seeds that led armies and were leaders.

In Daniel 2:43 we read undefinedAnd whereas thou sawest iron mixed with miry clay, they shall mingle themselves with the seed of men: but they shall not cleave one to another, even as iron is not mixed with clay.undefined

It appears that the mingling of the seed between undefinedthemselvesundefined and the humans of Daniel 2:43 is underway and those who have had their eyes opened somehow feel as if they are part of a grand plan.

When I spoke with Linda Moulton Howe at the Contact in the Desert Gathering, we discussed the frequency of creation and possible confirmation through scientific exploration of human design. She recommended that I look into a book called, The Eerie Silence, by Paul Davies, a physicist at Arizona State University, wrote about genomic SETI – the idea that our genome might house a secret message. He was following the physicist George Marx, who in 1979 wrote: “It is possible that a few billion years ago an advanced civilization prepared some sort of message using genetic engineering and sent it to Earth. This extraterrestrial DNA molecule became the starting point of biological evolution.

The idea goes back to 1973, when Francis Crick published a paper in the planetary sciences journal, Icarus, at that time edited by Carl Sagan.

In it, Crick asked the question: “Could life have started on Earth as a result of infection by microorganisms sent here deliberately by a technological society on another planet, by means of a special long-range unmanned spaceship?”

Extraordinary claims like this require extraordinary evidence. For more than a century, people have been trying to find at least some of that evidence – proof of the existence of sentient aliens or human-alien hybrids that prove the evidence of the star seed.

If an alien race “engineered” life on Earth, that leaves its own origin completely open, and doesn’t remotely require that they have to be gods or god-like, they could have been very advanced farmers that knew how to seed various planets and left behind in their seeds numeric codes in the genetics of every creature.

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