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Galactic Human Journey Milky Way Galaxy A Galactic Human Journey Milky Way Galaxy V4.1 regor2012 A Galactic Human Journey • Videos (External link) • Earth in Milky Way Galaxy • Billions of years ago • 100s millions years ago • Millions of years ago • 1 million years ago • 100,000 years ago • 12,000 years ago • 1940s to present Viewed from above Milky Way Galaxy Source Viewed from Earth 200-400 billion stars Source 3 Milky Way Galaxy Viewed from above This story is about star races located mostly within Earth 1,000 light years 700 light years of Earth. from Earth Sagittarius Arm Source 4 Milky Way Galaxy Viewed from above 1,000 lyrs from Earth 5,000 light years Earth from Earth Source 5 Milky Way Galaxy Source Viewed from above Earth 10,000 light years from Earth 6 Milky Way Galaxy Viewed from above 200-400 billion stars Earth 180,000 light years across galaxy (approx) Source Observable Universe 7 100 billion galaxies Milky Way Galaxy In Laniakea Supercluster 100,000 - 150,000 galaxies Source 8 Local Superclusters In Observable Universe Source 9 A Galactic Human Journey – Simplified (Video version) Earth This story of a galactic human journey is based on several sources. Dates and timelines are approximate. 10 A Galactic Human Journey – Simplified This story uses a scale of 12 densities within our multi-dimensional reality. Some sources use a scale of 7 densities. 11 Approximate Earth time: A Galactic Human Journey Billions of years ago 2 Evolution Our universe began 20 billion years ago as Source (‘God’) creates multi-dimensional universes. a point of light in the Mind of Source/God. The Milky Way Galaxy is also multi-dimensional. About 14 billion years ago this point of This picture shows the visible light frequencies. 1, 2, 9 light expanded (‘Big Bang’). 2, 5 12 Approximate Earth time: A Galactic Human Journey Billions of years ago 2 This picture of the Milky Way galaxy shows higher X-Ray frequencies. Source 13 Approximate Earth time: A Galactic Human Journey Billions of years ago 2 Timeline Evolution 5 20 billion Universe as a point of light 14 billion The ‘Big Bang’ 14-12 billion Minerals and gasses 12 billion First planets 12-10 billion Basic life Earth 10-4 billion Plants 4.5 billion Earth 4-1 billion Animals (except Earth) The universe evolves with plant life appearing long before Earth formed. 5, 10 14 Approximate Earth time: A Galactic Human Journey Billions of years ago 2 White Hole near Lyra 25 light years from Earth Earth Consciousness (‘Founders’) from Source (‘God’) enter Density Consciousness 5, 9 the Milky Way Galaxy through a White Hole near Lyra Source ‘God’ as 12th Density awareness to explore the galaxy. 1, 2, 9 12th ‘Founders’ ‘Elohim’ 15 A Galactic Human Journey Approximate Earth time: 1 billion years ago 2 White Hole near Lyra Galactic 25 light years from Earth Centre 26,490 ly Earth The Founders help develop the humanoid Genetics: Devolution form (‘light body’) to explore the galaxy The Founders create ‘light packets’ of conscious through sensory experience. 2, 5, 10 energy to explore 12th density to 9th density 2, 5 16 A Galactic Human Journey Approximate Earth time: 1 billion years ago 2 White Hole near Lyra 25 light years from Earth The Founders are 12th density light beings and have appeared in many forms to beings at lowers densities. 2, 5 Founder image: 8 17 A Galactic Human Journey Approximate Earth time: 1 billion years ago 2 White Hole near Lyra 25 ly Source splits into fragments (sparks, rays) Genetics: Devolution creating polarities (spectrums) to explore. The Founders create ‘light codes’ to descend eg Feminine Integration Masculine 1, 9, 10 from 9th density to ‘DNA keys’ at 7th density 2 18 A Galactic Human Journey Approximate Earth time: 100s millions years ago 2 White Hole near Lyra 25 ly The Founders fragment into individualised Genetics: Devolution 7th density consciousnesses to fully At 7th density ‘DNA keys’ become ‘DNA molecules’ explore this part of the galaxy – as the which enabled the ‘incarnation’ of consciousness th th human galactic family 1, 2 as inhabitants of 7 -5 density evolving worlds. 2 19 A Galactic Human Journey Approximate Earth time: 100s millions years ago 2 White Hole near Lyra 25 ly Density Consciousness DNA Codes 5 Source ‘God’ 12th ‘Founders’ ‘Elohim’ Light 11th Collective consciousness Light packets 10th Collective consciousness Light packets 9th Collective consciousness Light codes 7th density consciousnesses is the 8th Group soul DNA Keys first level of individual souls. 1, 2 7th Individual souls DNA Molecules 20 A Galactic Human Journey Approximate Earth time: 100s millions years ago 2 White Hole near Lyra 25 ly As the individualised consciousnesses Genetics: Devolution th lowered in frequency they moved into 4 5th density ‘DNA molecule’ frequencies rd and then 3 densities – living in physical were lowered to 4th and 3rd densities 2 bodies on chosen planets 1, 2, 3, 10 21 A Galactic Human Journey Approximate Earth time: 100s millions years ago 2 Lyra 25 ly Humanoid species have their genetic Genetics: Evolution roots in Lyra. 1, 2, 7, 9, 10 The Founders etherically (energetically) manipulated primate Image: Artist impression of some DNA on Lyran planets to create humanoids that could sustain rd species. (Image links to videos.) 8 3 density consciousness without forgetting Source 1, 10 22 A Galactic Human Journey Approximate Earth time: 100s millions years ago 2 Lyra 25 ly Arcturus in Bootes 37 ly Arcturus became a 6th density realm for non- Genetics: physical beings and specialised in emotional Incarnation into 3rd density bodies was so over- healing and spiritual guardians. 1, 7, 9 whelming that awareness of Source was lost and became clouded in mythology. 1, 2, 10 23 A Galactic Human Journey Approximate Earth time: 100s millions years ago 2 Lyra 25 ly Sirius in Canis Major 9 ly Some non-physical Lyran beings went to Genetics: th Sirius which operated at 4 and higher The Sirians became skilled genetic densities. They slowly lowered to a and etheric engineers of DNA. 1, 10 3rd density physical existence. 1, 7 24 A Galactic Human Journey Approximate Earth time: 100s millions years ago 2 Lyra 25 ly Sirius in Canis Major 9 ly Two Sirian cultures developed. • One believed in ‘service to others’ for the good of all. Genetics: • The other believed in ‘service to self’ for the good of all. 1, 3, 10 Developing the perfect body via Today 80% of civilisations are ‘service to others’. 5, 9, 10 DNA manipulation to return to Image: Artist impression of one Sirian race at one time. Source became a strong focus 1, 10 25 (Image links to a video.) 8 A Galactic Human Journey Approximate Earth time: 100s millions years ago 2 Vega in Lyra 25 ly Sirius in Canis Major Arcturus 9 ly in Bootes 37 ly Reproduction on planets required the Genetics: evolution of mammals – primate, DNA manipulation was used to reptilian, feline and avian. 1, 7, 9 improve adaptation to different planetary environments. 1, 10 26 A Galactic Human Journey Approximate Earth time: 100s millions years ago 2 Vega in Lyra 25 ly Sirius in Canis Major Arcturus 9 ly in Bootes 37 ly Over time three Vegan groups developed: Genetics: • Humanoid mammals Humanoid-Reptilian mammals had • Humanoid-Reptilian mammals a small piece of reptilian DNA. 1 • Reptilian mammals 1, 7 27 Image: Artist impression of a reptilian 8 A Galactic Human Journey Approximate Earth time: 100s millions years ago 2 Vega in Lyra 25 ly Sirius in Canis Major Arcturus 9 ly in Bootes 37 ly Descendants of Lyra populated Vega and Genetics: developed a culture that was the Lyran DNA was adapted to suit opposite polarity of the Lyrans. planets in the Vega star system. 1 Conflicts began and quickly spread. 1 , 7 28 A Galactic Human Journey Approximate Earth time: 100s millions years ago 2, 9 Vega in Lyra 25 ly An early Lyran Galactic War involved Feline, Arcturus Carian, Human and Reptilian star species. 8 in Bootes 37 ly As star races developed technology for weapons and interstellar travel there were cycles of expansion, alliances and conflict over millions of years. Several brutal Galactic Wars resulted in billions of deaths and several destroyed planets. 1, 2, 5, 7, 9, 10 29 A Galactic Human Journey Approximate Earth time: 100s millions years ago 2 Apex in Lyra 25 ly Sirius in Canis Major Arcturus 9 ly in Bootes 37 ly The planet ‘Apex’ in Lyra developed an advanced civilisation Genetics: mixing Lyran and Vegan cultural polarities. Apex humanoid DNA was diverse. There was great diversity but little unity and they destroyed Eventually pollution and radiation led the surface of the planet with pollution and nuclear war. 1, 10 to sterility and cloning began. 1, 10 30 A Galactic Human Journey Approximate Earth time: 100s millions years ago 2 Vega in Lyra 25 ly Sirius in Arcturus Canis Major in Bootes 9 ly 37 ly Altair in Aquilla 17 ly Centauri in Lyrans and Vegans began to Centaurus Genetics: 4 ly colonise other star systems. DNA was manipulated to customise Vegans escaping conflicts went hominoids for particular planets. to Altair, Centauri and Sirius. 1, 9 DNA also evolved over Star race image Altarian: 8 long periods of time. 1, 10 31 A Galactic Human Journey Approximate Earth time: 100s millions years ago 2 Lyra 25 ly Sirius in Canis Major Arcturus 9 ly in Bootes 37 ly Altair in Aquilla 17 ly Centauri in Centaurus Lyrans with a dominant feminine polarity 4 ly and a ‘service to others’ culture decided to heal 3rd density Sirians who had forgotten their spiritual Source.
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