According to the mythologies, our species was not made through any Darwinian-type evolution, but was created. And our designers often are human animals. Our ancestors could-they have been hybrids?Go to page Should we see here a nod to the monkeys of Darwin?Go to Dépasser Darwin

Our designers must be of the same blood than us, as they would have reproduced with our women.Go to Adam saga This is at least what tells the Book of Enoch.Go to Le sexe des anges If so, geneticists are categorical, our designers are Homo sapiens,Go to page they are men,Thus man would have created man? It's not as absurd as it sounds: Go to The GMO Man by clicking the button > with a slight difference: could it be that they are not issued from the same animal species than us? Imagine that all animals can become men, ie rational beings. This thesis was discussed, especially by the Jewish Kabbalah.

Let us pursue the matter. At the end of a spiritual evolution, which has no relation with the Darwinian visionGo to Dépasser Darwin of evolution, any animal can develop its divine potential to transform into an intelligent biped. There can therefore be Canis sapiens, Caballus sapiens, or Porcus sapiens, as intelligent as Homo sapiens. That would explain all the stories of snake-menGo to Les plumes du serpent and fish-men in the mythologies of the five continents! Thus, the Dogons as the Incas, the Persians as the Hindus, the Inuits as the Hopis believe we were created by a fish-man. It is true that in the amniotic fluid, the fetus is aquatic. But the truth is elsewhere.

The book of Enoch says that the WatchersGo to Veilleurs d'étoiles who have created us belonged to the Serpent People, yet they have bred with human, creating a race of giants, the Nephilim. The Assyrian tabletsGo to Les tablettes assyriennes tell us that our creator EnkiLike Bilal, who signed the top illustration belonged to the Serpent People. The frescoes of Sumer show our designers in the guise of vultures-snakes. But all were "rational animals", just like us. Would it be this special status that allowed them to breed with humansVoir Le sexe avec les anges yet coming from another animal lineage?

For Homo sapiensGo to Homo sapiens comes from an animal species. Which one? That of monkeys, or more precisely lemurs, say the Darwinians.Go to Dépasser Darwin We have over 95% of genes in common with the bonobo, say the geneticists. Interesting. Even worse: other authors think we come from the pigClick + to Sweet and Sour Pork We would have been created by a snake-man who mixed his DNA with some terrestrial DNA. That of the pig. We might be pig-men created by a snake-man. 

Or ape-men created by a fish-man. Lovely program! Of course, it is only a delusion. But if you read between the lines, they always end moving. And one day, our perspective on ourselves and our origin is no longer quite the same. Let us continue this daydream, a metaphor for our two sources, angel and beast, light and animals, heaven and earth. Thus, according to this thesis, all the animals can become men, ie humanoids endowed with reason.

In addition to the sirens, there are fish-men, as the very ancient Oannes from Mesopotamia, as Viracocha,Go to Le Christ des Andes the pre-Inca civilizing god, coming out of Lake Titicaca, or Nommo, the civilizing god of the Dogons, in Western Africa. And that is not all. The Greek MythologyGo to l'histoire d'avant l'histoire speaks of sirens, chimeras and centaurs. In Homer's Odyssey, the goddess Circe drugs the friends of Ulysses to change them into pigsClick on + The Egyptian and Hindu pantheonsFrom ancient Greek pan + theos = "all the gods" are full of animals endowed with reason.

Most have divine powers: Horus the falcon, Anubis the jackal, Hanuman the monkey, Ganesha the elephant, and many other reptiles, birds, crocodiles, hippos and cows at whom millions of Hindus still worship. As the animal gods of ancient Egypt, all the animal gods of Hinduism are represented with an animal head on a man's body. There is also the opposite, ie a man's head on an animal bodyGo to Veilleurs d'étoiles The Aztecs worshiped Quetzalcoatl, the Feathered Serpent,Go to Les plumes du serpent a white skinned man.

A man they described as a mixture of snake and bird. Is this a recurring human need to compare himself to the other creatures that are on this planet with him? Is this the archaic memory of a lost paradise, much more ancient than the biblical Eden, where we crawled on the belly through our skin covered with scales? Has man the memory of his secret past of dinosaur? Do we lived once ago in dinosaurs' bodies, or were we already men in their time?Go to How Old Are We Seeing the passion that these big lizards rise among children, we should think about it.

Would the children, friends of the dolphins, rememberGo to: On n'oublie rien that these charming whales have been our alliesGo to A Shaman Way 80 years ago, Walt Disney created a fabulous bestiary that still enchants us. Do his tenderly human animals refer to our forgotten origins? Is this really pure coincidenceMaybe not. Go to Hybrids if the magic of Disney moves the collective unconsciousGo to Akashic Records with the echoes of such a sweet and distant nostalgia?