Did the Earth Come from Jupiter?

The idea of one source for all creation is becoming increasingly difficult to grasp in today’s world. Mainstream thought continues to hold that life on Earth, or any other planet, originates from a singular figure called “God.” But can the All truly be confined to one personality or one source? If creation had a beginning, why couldn’t there have been multiple events or sources that contributed to it or to other Universes, either simultaneously or at different points in time? The idea of a singular source for all existence—manifested or unmanifested—seems illogical in light of the diversity we observe.

Many Cultures, Many Sources

Religious thought today gravitates toward Jewish cosmology, largely due to the history of imperialism on Earth. Imagine if Roman Emperor Constantine had been in Africa and had a spiritual encounter with Shango. It’s likely that much of the modern world would now be followers of Shango — perhaps called Shangoites. Human behavior shows us that people tend to copy what they see others doing and often follow the collective. But does this mimicry mean they are following the right path?

With the rise of the internet, television, and radio, why are we still clinging to an outdated and flawed spiritual system, one like Christianity, with such a problematic history? The answer lies in human nature. Change is slow, and people are social creatures, hesitant to deviate from the dominant norm. Christianity, with all its teachings, keeps society in check, maintaining the power structure of the ruling elites.

For the Enlightened Few

First, I want to express my gratitude to those of you who challenge the status quo. Through your writings, podcasts, and videos, you’ve shared invaluable knowledge. You dared to think deeply and seek answers beyond mainstream dogma. You understood that Judaism is just one culture, and many forms of divination and spiritual practices are active and effective, according to both known and unknown sciences.

To every medium who communicates with the dead, thank you. The realm of the dead holds treasures of knowledge that the Church has demonized to retain its power. Despite its flaws, the Church still exists, likely because humanity’s animal nature craves order, civilization and upliftment. While something is better than nothing, the current religious systems do little for true spiritual enlightenment.

We find ourselves in a world plagued by violence, tyranny, abuse, and racism. True enlightenment will only begin when humanity—and all other beings—start taking their spiritual evolution seriously. The animal kingdom thrives without subscribing to nonsensical religious structures. Shouldn’t we, as higher beings, do better than they?

RT