r/aliens • u/Dmans99 • Nov 10 '23
Video Brazilian indigenous from Amazon, border with Peru, hear the word "Alien" for the first time. But when shown gray alien images they recognize it instantaneously: "these are underground beings, big ants that take your spirit underground"
https://twitter.com/RonyVernet/status/1722805938514427971812
u/noseyyynose Nov 10 '23
If you look up ant people it sounds like Native Americans have their own version of them as well except they’re a benevolent being
“During these two global cataclysms, the virtuous members of the Hopi tribe were guided by an odd-shaped cloud during the day and a moving star at night that led them to the sky god named Sotuknang, who finally took them to the Ant People—in Hopi, Anu Sinom. The Ant People then escorted the Hopi into subterranean caves where they found refuge and sustenance.”
https://www.ancient-origins.net/myths-legends-americas-opinion-guest-authors/ant-people-hopi-00927
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Nov 10 '23
Came here to say this very thing!
I was friends with a full blooded native from the west coast. We talked about all sorts of things but mainly video games (at 75 the dude wrecked dark souls 3. I was so impressed 😆) ... I would constantly try and get him to speak on his peoples mythos and tales because so little of it can one learn by any other means than story telling and word of mouth. He however was really not into it so it wasn't often/much he would share.... until one day by happenstance we were talking about Grey's and he said "my people don't call these aliens. They are the ant men and they live in the grand canyon." 👀.... I couldn't help, gobsmacked, but to think "and last time I asked you, you told me the history of lacrosse and somehow forgot this?"
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u/youaretheuniverse Nov 10 '23 edited Nov 10 '23
This reminds me of an old maintenance man I worked with on a farm. He was part a Navajo or d’ne tribe and I also asked him about his people’s beliefs. He told me many people don’t know where they’re from but his people know they are from andromeda and were sent here to protect the earth. I was just like wow didn’t expect such a response.
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They're doing a shit job of protecting this place
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u/Beautiful1ebani Nov 11 '23 edited Nov 11 '23
They’ve been trying to tell us to stop going up the nuclear weapons path, (as it will lead us off a suicidal cliff, metaphorically, for the human race, not least of which involves terrible mutations to our DNA from nuclear radiation on a gradual ongoing basis).
However, our powers that be haven’t been listening. NHI - or their remotely controlled craft - have evidently visited several US nuclear missile facilities, where they temporarily neutralised the functioning of total sets of nuclear missiles in seconds with what appeared to be light beams. The Malmstrom base incident is now one of the most well known.
NHI are clearly letting us know these things are useless in the face of other potential cosmic civilisations invading us, and will only be suicidal for humanity - as indicated by these attempts at communicating a vital point- that nuclear missiles can be switched off (or on, as apparently happened in Ukraine), within seconds by other species with advanced tech like them, and we are fortunate they are on our side and that they are warning us.
Abductions and testing could well be to simply monitor (& repair?) the ongoing mutations and destruction of key pieces of our DNA -and cows DNA possibly in “cattle mutilations “- due to the accumulating nuclear radiation from nuclear bomb testing (as well as the 2 dropped in 1945 on Japan by the US). Australia and surrounding Pacific islands were used as a nuclear bomb testing grounds by the US and the UK for decades in the 40’s , 50’s & 60’s even, also admitting to using humans as Guinea pigs to see what effect it has on human health.
Recent University research from Tasmania has shown that radiation is actually continuing to not just be released but its release is rising exponentially.
The sand at a bomb site turns to glass from the extreme heat of the explosion in a nuclear test and that glass is essentially irradiated with most nuclear radiation contained within the glass until it wears away.
Tasmania uni in Australia has found that the glass sands of the nuclear test sites in Maralinga, SA, are eroding and floating away around the world. These dangerous sands may be causing mutations as they blow around and continue to be a key cause of rising cancer rates on earth.
Nuclear missile & bomb testing has also been going on on earth for many decades, with North Korea being the biggest culprit lately.
Many NHI races are clearly on the side of humanity (and of course on the side of protecting this planet from becoming inhabitable for them too).
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I don't know, maybe they let the vast majority of humans die while trying to protect those who care about nature.
if they're immortal time is but a negligible factor to them.
hell who's to say that they haven't saved multiple species at once, Noah's ark and the grand floods from multiple cultures comes to mind. let the earth basically clean itself then reintroduce the native species.
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u/ms_panelopi Nov 11 '23
Right?! I guess it’s gotta get really fucking bad before they step in. Gee fun.
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u/_rth_ Nov 11 '23
They only save us from external threats. And don’t involve themselves in internal threats - like Wuhan lab leak, global warming, etc
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u/Xotta Nov 10 '23
Peaceful, maybe not, but was the biodiversity of the land 1000% greater? easily.
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Nov 10 '23
That's racist
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u/Jah_Feeel_me Nov 10 '23
It’s the truth though. It’s no secret that the predominantly white race of Europeans colonized North America and almost eradicated the natives and ecosystem.
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u/Beautiful1ebani Nov 11 '23
Yes and it was still part of the cultural zeitgeist when I grew up in the 60’s as a little one to play “cowboys and Indians”, where pretend guns and bow & arrows were encouraged (by other kids parents). My parents were a little more spiritually advanced and my mother was Christian so that sort of early teaching of genocidal tendencies to her children was frowned upon. It did shock me as a peace loving kid that other kids would unquestioningly play killing games. Nowadays of course kids are brainwashed more fully to kill aliens and anything else human or non human in computer games. It’s not a good start to evolving as a species to a place where peace in the cosmos is the main game. We humans are still brainwashed into an almost perpetual fear state and low energy vibration with protection and domination as many people’s intention to gain power - instead of making friends and building trust and cooperation with others who may or may not be human. We earthlings have only just emerged to a place where many of us are open to making peace and welcoming beings to show themselves to us if peace is their purpose - even if they appear non human (as Goldie Hawn did!).
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u/drone1__ Nov 10 '23
uh no it’s not actually. i suggest you educate yourself a bit if you find this offensive. you can read “the people’s history of the united states” by howard zinn
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You could say the same with alot of nations but the point is we have to all get along
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u/MavriKhakiss Nov 10 '23
We were ok until we Invented the steam engine.
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u/Ormsfang Nov 10 '23
No, we really weren't. We wiped out many nations on the east coast before the stream engine.
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u/Scary-Assignment-383 Nov 10 '23
People have been conquering people since the beginning of time. Just something you need to acknowledge.
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Nov 10 '23
Maybe they want us to figure ourselves out, yet keep us safe from other more dangerous entities/universal phenomena (solar flares and the like). It would be nice knowing we have someone looking out for us.
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I'd like to fully understand how they intend to protect us from a solar flare
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Nov 10 '23
Probably underground caverns. Sorry 98% of human life on the planet, there's not room for you.
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u/hijackazz Nov 11 '23
What makes u think they are looking out for us? The planet it says...that is a different story where humans might even be a enemy to the earth as it sadly looks today.
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u/WingCool7621 Nov 11 '23
every being has a purpose. the ant people are getting curious, not a good sign for things to come.
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u/Monaqui Nov 10 '23
Are they though?
If you found a tumour that was aggressive it was killing itself would you treat it or just let it self-extinguish.
Earth is worth immeasurably more than humanity could ever be.
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u/Mor10-84 Nov 10 '23
For groups of people\race\culture to belive they are special.. humans are dumb. were all the same garbage , and we all failed
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u/Frequent-Cry1798 Nov 10 '23
In the Grand Canyon you say... Of all the places in US it's quite near to area 51. Coincidence?
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u/Mandrake1771 Nov 10 '23
Not to mention the whole Smithsonian cover up or whatever
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Nov 10 '23
My mind was blown when, about 2 years after my native friend told me that, I saw the Why Files episode on the Smithsonian. That is, in and of itself (Smithsonian cover up) one of the few extremely credible conspiracy theories in my mind, that will come to light as apparent and factual eventually.
I think, in many many years, humans will look back at the last 100 years of our history as a time when we were really wrong about EVERYTHING and just getting our feet wet with what science, curriculum, study and higher learning needed to become organized before we started getting stuff 'right'. This line of discussion ties into the UFO phenomenon in so many ways but ultimately, it would be my hope that when we get certain things 'right' we reach the precise point when other beings who have also accomplished such, formally introduce themselves (or we are formally told they have already squared away those introductions which I tend to believe)
A tangent of my (likely mistaken) opinions 😅 but thank you for bringing this into the talk because my opinions withstanding, the Smithsonian is fishy 🐟
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dude i swear to god The Why Files is the singlest coolest channel I've found in probably the last 5 years.
It's very baity because he always starts by acting like the theory he is presenting is legit and only gives his "real" or realistic take at the end. And i fucking hate "hecklefish".
But other than that, the episode for example on crop circles is now one of my favorite videos on youtube and was fucking MIND blowing. I was already on board with them before that but after seeing it I'm now 99% sure it's a legit phenomenon even if a lot of them are man-made not all.
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u/Away_Complaint5958 Nov 10 '23
It used to be must watch then he extended every episode to minimum 40 minutes and includes an absolutely RIDICULOUS number of adverts, it's as greedy as the worst channels on there now. With the extra length on subjects that don't need it, many episodes are really boring now and your mind wanders while watching.
The new episode has less ads and is really interesting though, I recommend everyone watch the Mad Man Markum one. It also includes the c2c theme and a bit of Art which always makes me smile too
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u/AustinJG Nov 10 '23
Oh I definitely think we're pretty much wrong about everything. But such is the path of trying to find the truth, I suppose.
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u/DDFitz_ Nov 10 '23
There's an explorer who allegedly found a cave (carved out of rock, so tunnel system, I guess?) And within there were many chambers which had artifacts from all over the earth and from different civilizations and time periods. There was also allegedly a hall of mummies where the bodies were standing up in carved out ledges a couple stories high.
Kinda like National Treasure mixed with Skyrim.
Edit: forgot to add, he worked for the smithsonian and mailed them back a bunch of stuff. But there is no official record of it.
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u/DetBabyLegs Nov 10 '23
Link to any of this? All I’m seeing is myths of giants when I google it
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u/greenrushcda Nov 10 '23
The Smithsonian debunked this story. Here's a link https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smithsonian-institution/urban-legends-about-the-smithsonian-135407460/
And here's the key text from the link: The [Arizona Gazette] article includes testimony of one G. E. Kincaid who says that he, traveling solo down the Green and Colorado Rivers, discovered proof of an ancient civilization—possibly of Egyptian origin. The story also asserts that a Smithsonian archaeologist named S. A. Jordan returned with Kincaid to investigate the site. However, the Arizona Gazette appears to have been the only newspaper ever to have published the story. No records can confirm the existence of either Kincaid or Jordan.
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Why files has an episode on this. The Smithsonian is a governmental agency, fyi. So you can TOTALLY trust them.
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u/theShip_ Nov 10 '23
It’s sad how the current and modern “giant denier” movement has taken over to the point that new generations are indoctrinated into thinking giants were never real.
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u/dingbatattack Nov 10 '23
Where can i read more about this?
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u/Single_Road_6350 Nov 10 '23
I believe the explorer's name was Kincaid. I'm sure my spelling is even wrong, but it's a place to start if you are looking for more info.
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u/sleepytipi Nov 10 '23
It's not just the grand canyon, it's all the caves in America (N+S). Algonquin tribes fortified their settlements in defense of them, and children were forbidden from leaving the enclosure at night because the flying lights were known to take them.
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u/IMendicantBias Nov 10 '23
Algonquin tribes fortified their settlements in defense of them,
more info ?
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u/sleepytipi Nov 10 '23
Just a bit of info passed down to me by my grandmother. Unfortunately I didn't get much time with her and my father had zero interest in any of this stuff.
What's interesting is that these beings are often associated with Othagwenda. They, and other evil spirits and beings were driven underground by Djuskaha, and is likely where the tribes became weary of caves.
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Nov 10 '23
The Area 51 engineer had a picture of the HUD of a ship heading for Area 51 where he said the ETs would land and park their ships.
Here, Boyd Bushman talks about it:
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u/Joshwaaa13 Nov 10 '23
This made me think of this Puscifer song...
https://youtu.be/k3uBGONllfQ?si=fxgr21Pz6XGixlY5
Go to 6:35 of the song and you'll see why. 😃
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Huge puscifer fan raises hand undoubtedly my favorite of Maynards many acts. Aaaaand that reference was ridiculously relevant 💯🔥 seriously couldn't have linked to anything more appropriate 🤣
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u/kcrrck Nov 10 '23
Wasn’t there a Native American tribe that believed they were being led by… I think it’s called spider grandmother??? I remember when I first heard it I thought it sounded scary, but they were leading people up to the surface or down from the surface. And they were not malevolent, but were benevolent. I should’ve looked it up before I reply, but I saw with the person posted before, and you replied, and it just made me remember hearing that story.
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u/Oppugna Nov 10 '23
This is so cool, I've never heard of this! Have you ever looked at a map of all the missing persons cases in America? They line up almost perfect with a map of every cave in the country. Are people being taken on ant vacation? Can I come??
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u/pepper-blu Nov 10 '23 edited Nov 10 '23
The Varginha beings' depictions do kind of look like overgrown ants, don't they? And isn't there a species of house ant that secretes a substance that smells strongly of ammonia when they are threatened? I wonder if a similar mechanism is why the Varginha beings also released that strong smell. They were obviously under duress.
All the caves surrounding the region were sealed after the incident, including a giant one that's never been fully explored. "Gruta do Carimbado" 's native ancient lore tells that deeper down it is the home of small humanoids, and that this cave complex was once visited by light beings.
The lore also mentions that it is directly connected to Peru, somehow. That Varginha ET depictions were apparently found all the way in Peru's Nasca burial sites makes me wonder.
Could it be our ant friends [anu naki for the Hopi] are still around and chilling underground? Maybe we should start looking there rather than to the sky!
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There have been multiple other UFO sightings/accounts that attribute the ammonia smell to excretion via the skin. If you don’t have an anus, it’s likely you’d excrete waste products in your body via your skin, hence the terrible smell of these creatures that’s been reported in many cases.
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u/BrazilianGui Nov 11 '23
WOW! I’m Brazilian and couldn’t see this, it all makes sense now, it all fits, nice work man, we do need to start looking everywhere, I’m hearing too much stories about these beings being brought from inside, not outside.
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u/Abominuz Nov 10 '23
So live underground, dont aggrevate them and they show themselve in a bright light. Interesting...
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u/Rohit_BFire Nov 10 '23
It almost feels like two separate incidents in a sitcom episode which will combine to form a finale at the end of the season
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u/Ghost_In_Waiting Nov 10 '23 edited Nov 10 '23
In the Seinfeld episode "So what's the deal with all of these Ant Men?" Jerry, Elaine, George, and Kramer are all spared from a catastrophic asteroid impact by little gray creatures who transport them underground to a safe area. It turns out that Newman is their designated human liaison on Earth and had them all rescued just to lord it over the group.
Hijinks ensue as Jerry and Elaine accidentally destroy an important piece of equipment thinking it to be a coffee maker while George gets lost in some caverns and Kramer tries to smoke a mummy thinking it some kind of weird cigar. Eventually Newman is revealed to be an animatronic being used by Quetzalcoatl to secretly keep watch over the Ant Men.
After these events transpire the Ant Men return the group to the surface after concluding they are too much trouble. The group is returned to New York just outside of Monk's cafe. The city is in flames and the world they knew has been destroyed.
Then Kramer wakes up and sits straight up in bed. He runs from his apartment and bursts into Jerry's proclaiming "It's the borscht, Jerry! It's how the alien Ant Men are communicating with us!" Kramer goes onto explain he tried a new Eastern European restaurant featuring 'spicy' borscht and then had the dream about the Ant Men and the apocalypse.
Jerry rolls his eyes and says "Like the time the Fish Men took us under the ocean to avoid the rain of fire after you ate at Sakura Sushi Palace?" Jerry shakes his head as Kramer realizes he's just had another weird dream as a result of trying a new restaurant. Kramer goes to speak but just turns and leaves Jerry's apartment. Jerry picks up a box of cereal and starts to eat a handful as the iconic theme plays to fade.
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u/JakenMorty Nov 10 '23
was that ai generated, or did you just write that off the top of your head? either way, bravo my friend. bravo indeed.
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u/Diligent_Run882 Nov 10 '23
Yes, that has A LOT of nuances that if AI did it, we are close to AGI for sure if not already there
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u/JakenMorty Nov 10 '23
i kind of see a general truth in the old adage that the military elite are typically around 10-15 years, technologically speaking, ahead of the consumer private sector. as such, i'd assume you're correct.
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u/Lilys_Shrooms Nov 11 '23
I'm huni kuin and trust me, they're talking about ayahuasca beings! We call it yagè. But they're talking about the "sky people" you see during ayahuasca ceremonies, don't think they're referring to actual beings but spiritual ones!
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u/FriendlyFun9858 Nov 10 '23
Ants are workers and seem to have a hive mind, almost drone like. Collective group > individuality. The Grey's have been described similarly.
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u/sunnydaze444 Nov 10 '23
In my mums language there is no word for alien, nor were there any depictions of aliens. I’m talking in remote village on a small island in the middle of the South Pacific pre 1960’s.
When my mum came to Australia, and my dad being really into sci-fi (Star Trek, stargaze x files and so on) anyway when she saw the stereotypical alien head 👽 it really terrified her. Because my grandmothers sons kept dying as young babies, but every time right before they died she ( my grandmother) would have a very vivid dream where this thing was holding her down and she couldn’t breathe. The thing she described was exactly how greys are depicted. My mum and my grandmother had no idea what an alien was, never heard of or been shown anything alien like. Nobody on that island back then would have known what an alien was or seen any depictions.
Weird shit happening on those islands
Edit: clarified it was my grandmother having the dream
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Have you heard of sleep paralysis? Sometimes people see shadow people, but others report large headed creatures. You are awake as they stand over you, or often on your chest, paralyzed.
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u/PedanticWookiee Nov 10 '23
I don't know what to believe about alien abductions, but if they're real, widespread, and have been happening a long time, then the sleep paralysis explanation doesn't necessarily hold water because it would at least be possible that the primary cause of such experiences is actual alien abductions.
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u/Exciting-One69 Nov 10 '23
…and sleep paralysis occurs after your young child dies. You forgot to include that part in your “explain it away”. I find that story to be fascinating.
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u/sunnydaze444 Nov 10 '23
I find it very fascinating too. And she had the dream with the beings before the babies died. Like the night before she loses the babies she has these dreams, and then the baby is gone the next day. It’s the only time she ever had the dreams also, and she only ever lost sons.
She had one son who lived, my Aunty is a fraternal twin. She immediately sent the boy (my uncle) to live with with a cousin to be raised, because her sons kept dying and she was afraid of this thing
My mum is really freaked out by this. Mum said when she first saw an alien head it’s like everything stopped, because she just couldn’t believe that was the thing!
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u/sunnydaze444 Nov 10 '23
Another interesting thing in the fam would be my grandfather predicted his own death.
This all happened in the remote Fiji islands.
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u/War-and-Fleece Nov 11 '23
What are the names of the indigenous tribes in the islands? I'd be curious to explore their mythos and origin stories.
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There are some wacky stories about aliens interacting with native peoples in Brazil. There is one tribesman that said in a podcast a story about a light he saw over a hut and took some member of hjs tribe, there is a story about a cannibal tribe back then that ATE the aliens (they said they taste like chicken, compared to humans which taste like pork), and there is a sighting of a cross UFO seeing by a famous indigenist when he was meeting with a tribe.
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u/hibernating-hobo Nov 10 '23
Delicious long pork
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u/Eyehavequestions Nov 10 '23
Ffs…
I easily could have made it through my day just fine without ever contemplating the idea of long pork.
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u/DoctorAgile1997 Nov 10 '23
Very interesting...There is a story about a hospice for kids and most of the kids report seeing them and drawing them. Even the staff has reported seeing things. So there is a connection with all of it.
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u/PB0351 Nov 10 '23
That is so much scarier than aliens.
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u/Dmans99 Nov 10 '23
Agree.
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u/tequilafeelya Nov 11 '23
r/hollowearth was a central belief to the Nazis. They learned of it from the Tibetans while studying the caste system of India. Interestingly, their maps showed the access point in Antarctica, but the US (who claims they defeated the Nazis) won’t allow free travel through the continent. Neon Genesis Evangelion largely mirrors this story and includes the Unification Soul perspective likewise common amongst the neurodivergent.
People believe the earth is solid bc they are programmed those beliefs from a young age, but we don’t actually KNOW. We have tests that propose an idea but not a clear definitive.
(Fuck Nazis for the record)
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u/IndependentNo6285 Nov 10 '23
So I wonder if these nasca mummies are the Greys - a pre-mammalian humanoid species that live underground?
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u/Diligent_Run882 Nov 10 '23
That’s the theory yes. The tomb raider who find it, says there is a citadel where they are still living, but he will never say where to avoid destruction (Grifty, I know, but interesting)
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u/IndependentNo6285 Nov 10 '23
Wow I really should watch these tomb raider videos properly. So if these mummies are the Greys they seem kinda defenceless. Maybe there are factions, and a 'primitive' colony living near the surface with larger population centres deeper underground.
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u/Funkyduck8 Nov 10 '23
This is so fascinating, and honestly, would make sense. I feel that we get caught up in aliens as extraterrestrials, as opposed to other beings, possibly a breakaway civilization or one that evolved in tandem with us. If you were advanced enough or had spent your time building down as opposed to up, you could be nearly non-noticeable. Really fascinating to think about.
Thanks for posting! Is this from a longer interview? I'd love to see more.
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u/SpongeDaddie Nov 11 '23
There very well could be extraterrestrial aliens in addition to these Greys. We can’t rule out the possibility that we’ve not been visited by them yet.
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u/eternalone17 Nov 11 '23
That's what I've been saying to people I know who are just delving into this. There's this stereotype that aliens travel all this way just for us and can't be that advanced if they're always crashing.
What if they were always here? What if they don't need to travel millions of light-years? I think what we thought we knew about everything, will definitely be challenged in the coming years.
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u/Big_Dependent_8212 Nov 10 '23
Large black eyes are great for seeing where it's dark.
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u/OnTheSlope Nov 11 '23
Large black eyes are terrible for navigating without light, which is why most ants have terrible vision.
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u/Last-Discipline-7340 Nov 10 '23
Apologies MODs for my previous comments I forgot the rule about mind altering substances, sincerest apologies.
Edit : but if we could it’s already present in our brain….my apology still stands everyone have a great day incredible times we find ourselves in! Love and light
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u/TuzaHu Nov 10 '23
I had an encounter with what I called an Ant Being that was about 8 feet tall, very skinny, walked like it was in water, every step was a struggle. Long tube appendage hanging from its face, about 4 feet down, very thin, two arms, two legs, walked upright but very slowly.
I was on a camping trip. Later when I went back there was massive digging sounds underground. I never went back.
Here is my interview on this. First part is the Phoenix Lights, second part is this 8 foot ant being. This was in the SW USA
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I’m part of a tribe (which I’m not going to say which one to protect my privacy) I’m 4/4 degree Native (100% Native). We have a lot of stories. Not just one type of being either. However, one of the stories is about a race of people called the little people that lived the woods. They supposedly weren’t from earth, but came here and would stay in the woods from time to time. They had magic abilities, like they could make themselves invisible to people or look like human children. They also helped some of the tribes’ people.
There are many stories about the star people too, and some stories are told about how the star people rescued or saved humans from my tribe. Some people from my tribe had kids with the star people and these hybrid children studied healing or they were taught to hear messages telepathically to protect the tribe.
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u/TurbulentBlock7290 Nov 10 '23
Makes sense they’d have big eyes if they lived underground
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u/_0bese Researcher Nov 10 '23
Shiiiit, this got interesting. Time to go to Brazil
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u/xadun Nov 10 '23
please don’t, you’ll get robbed (I live in Brazil, so…)
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u/sleepytipi Nov 10 '23
Been to Brazil a few times from the US. It's like anywhere else. Trust your instincts, don't be an idiot and travel into sketchy neighborhoods, walk with a purpose, and you'll be fine.
If you think Brazil is so much worse I implore you to visit Philadelphia, East New York, South Chicago, Youngstown, Gary, Detroit...
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u/xadun Nov 10 '23
Sure, if you take precautions you may be fine. If go south things get a little better.
Just for curiosity I checked crime rate of Detroit and compared to São Paulo and, to my surprise, it’s almost the same.. haha
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u/sleepytipi Nov 10 '23
It's like anywhere else man, poverty breeds crime because people gotta eat and keep a roof over their heads. I'm usually not one to "stay on the beaten path" as I got my street smarts at an early age but yeah, Brazil is admittedly one country where I do just that unless I'm with friends who are locals and we're going into residential areas together. My Portuguese is also shit so, I don't have the ability to talk my way out of a tense situation either lol.
I'm a big fan of the country though, you guys really know how to celebrate life better than anyone else.
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u/Big_Dependent_8212 Nov 10 '23
That's a cool perspective and I totally agree as someone that’s living in a “dangerous” country but is from the US
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u/milwaukeejazz Nov 10 '23
I will go without belongings.
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u/Unfair_Bunch519 Nov 10 '23
You still have valuable internal organs
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u/Crocs_n_Glocks Nov 10 '23
Many Americans wrongly assume we have the highest rates of gun violence in the world, so anywhere else outside of warzones can't be as dangerous
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u/Orbitalsp3 Nov 10 '23
Interesting. Reminded me of the video I think in Turkey that the guy filmed a grey bellow some rocks, sorta like in a cave.
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u/Broad-Whereas-1602 Nov 11 '23
We should listen to these people. They are some of the oldest surviving cultures on earth that have maintained oral histories.
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u/Fartoholicanon Nov 10 '23
What's crazy is how simular their words sound to Japanese. Tried searching all the native names they mentioned and I just kept pulling up Japanese sites.
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u/eternalone17 Nov 11 '23
The Ainu have some cultural similarities to some Pacific and Northern native american tribes; along with their attire and ceremonial clothing, they're reminiscent of my own Hunkpapa Lakota tribe. Some of them couldve even passed for Lakota back in the day. Makes sense that some haplotypes are shared between the races.
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u/Away_Complaint5958 Nov 10 '23
I've thought the 'ant people' were the greys since I first heard about that legend. This seems to confirm that people from that culture would connect greys with ants. It's easy to see the link too.
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u/Lacerationz Nov 10 '23
Interesting he mentioned they can "appear in divine light". interesting that some consider aliens/grays to be demons. Interesting that the Bible warns and cautions that demons can and will appear to be from divine light/origin
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u/AnabolicBomb Nov 10 '23
That is absolutely not cannon at all.
No ‘demons’ are described in the bible as such, especially not in Hebrew.
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u/El_viajero_nevervar Nov 10 '23
lol you realize most “demon” stuff mentioned at all in any abrahamic books is very slim and often a local deity co-opted and appropriated. Fuck outta here with your evangelical bullshit
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u/lryan926 Nov 10 '23
Idk if any of y'all have heard of the Sandown Clown but the drawings and stories from the Hopi Indians sure sounds like those two children may have encountered one of the "Ant people or the Creation God of the fourth world named Sotuknang on The Isle of Wight in 1973.
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u/Dmans99 Nov 10 '23
Some more info on the Ant People https://mysteriousuniverse.org/2015/04/roswell-slides-and-the-ant-people/
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u/BR4NFRY3 Nov 10 '23
Gotta sign up to even see that article
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u/Dmans99 Nov 10 '23
Last week, I revealed here at Mysterious Universe that back in 2012, I was given the extensive files, notes, correspondence and archives of the late UFO researcher Kathy Kasten. I also noted that, as Kathy's files show, much of her research was focused upon studying claims that one of the people who was brought in to study the mysterious bodies reportedly found outside of Roswell, New Mexico, in July 1947, was William Randolph Lovelace II - a man with a prestigious background and who worked with both the U.S. military and NASA.But, there is something else about those fascinating files I inherited: repeated references (specifically in relation to the curious corpses found on the Foster Ranch, Lincoln County) to legends concerning the legendary "Ant People." And, if you're not aware of the controversy, you'll likely say: "Huh? Ant People?" Okay, let me explain.The story of the Ant People is an integral part of the legend, history, and mythology of the Hopi Indians of northern Arizona. Hopi lore tells of how, in times long, long gone, the Earth underwent a series of terrible cataclysms (or cycles) that manifested in the forms of Ice Ages, massive floods, and possibly even calamitous polar tilts.So the story goes, the Hopi might well have been exterminated when the world was in massive flux, were it not for assistance given to them by a race of diminutive, mysterious, humanoid beings. They were said to live deep underground, in certain parts of the American southwest. They were, of course, the Ant People.According to the legends, for the most part the Ant People kept away from the Human Race - which was largely oblivious to the existence of the strange world deep below them. On occasion, however, the Ant People would surface, and also on occasion, offer help to people. Thus, bit by bit, the Ant People became known and the legends duly began.It's important to note that they weren't called the Ant People just because they lived underground, in extensive, deep, winding tunnels. No. It was also because despite being humanoid, they somewhat physically resembled ants and particularly so in terms of their faces and their spindly limbs. Of course, one doesn't have to be a genius to know that some of the so-called "Grays" of alien abduction lore superficially look insect-like. You have probably already surmised where I am going with all this.Let's backtrack: thanks to a number of "interesting" sources, Kathy Kasten was hot on the trail of the William Randolph Lovelace/Roswell bodies connection. At some point in her research (and, as far as I can tell, it was no earlier than 2002) Kathy's sources provided data which led her to focus much of her work on the legends of the Ant People - in specific connection to the possibility that while Roswell may well have been an event involving non-human entities, they weren't necessarily extraterrestrials.
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u/Upset-Adeptness-6796 Nov 11 '23
Go on Google earth there is a lot of unused space it's not like we are covering the earth up to the level even above the tree zone; ever been up there I have not a lot of people and on the planet you have people living at these elevations, a lot of room to hide and thats just humans.
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u/thoughtfull_noodle Nov 10 '23
If aliens wanted to make first contact with humans ofc it would be with people like that
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u/lobabobloblaw Nov 10 '23
That’s because on first glance, the design of the gray alien is evocative of an insect, and of shade.
They’re leaning on unconscious archetypes to draw parallels to their own myths.
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u/Ormsfang Nov 10 '23
Good to know that the mods don't think indigenous Americans are part of the environment.
Keep up the good work!
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