Blogger: Got my first intuitive understanding about Nordic Alien Ancestors by Tolec during my visit to Interplanetary Cultural Exchange Summer Conference
in Mt. Shasta 2015. Tolec is a human representative of the Andromeda Council, an
intergalactic, interstellar and interdimensional governance &
development body of aligned benevolent star systems & planets of
sentient, intelligent life for worlds in both the Milky Way and
Andromeda galaxies. Please look into Dr. Michael Salla, Robert Scott Lemriel, James Gilliland, Alex Collier, Ted Mahr, Craig Campobasso and Rob Potter.
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How did an African tribe come to possess advanced astronomical knowledge about the
Sirius star system?
Throughout history, many civilizations were fascinated with Sirius, the Dog Star. This bright celestial object occupies an elevated status in various mythologies but none paint a more intriguing picture than the Dogon Tribe of West Africa.
The rich culture of
the Dogon people spans back more than five thousand years and one of their ancient legends tells the story of a race of otherworldly beings called the Nommo. According to legend, these advanced individuals visited the Earth eons ago, descending “from the sky in a vessel accompanied by fire and thunder.”
Friendly in nature, they shared some of their wisdom with the ancestors of the Dogon.
At this point we should mention that the
Dogon possessed no astronomical instruments with which to study the night sky. But despite this inconvenience, their legends mention that the Nommo came from a planet that orbits one of the two stars in the Sirius star system.
It would have been impossible for them to reach this conclusion just by studying the star with the naked eye. In fact, astronomers only discovered Sirius’ smaller companion star a good 250 years after the telescope was invented.
Every 50 years, the Dogon celebrate the passing of a Sirius cycle, a tradition they keep in honor of the Nommo. That is exactly the time it takes for Sirius B to complete an orbit around its larger, more well-known companion. Coincidence?
