Lion Human Hybrids All Around The World - Ancient Aliens or Fallen Angels?

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Lion Human Hybrids In The Bible

Do you think it was Ancient Aliens or Fallen Angels that genetically manipulated life on this planet, in order to create some of the hybrids we hear about in mythology?

My personal belief is that they are the same thing, but I lean more toward angels than aliens. I think they tampered with human and animal DNA and some of the stuff we think of as mythology really happened.

a reply to: strangechristian777

I think the only thing to manipulate life life on this planet was nature until we gained the knowledge of life and how to mess with it.
Mythology is what it is , mythical , not based in fact and not to be taken literally.

a reply to: gortex
But what if the annunaki created nature?

a reply to: rossacus

Nature exists , this we know , the Annunaki as far as I'm aware only existed in the mind of Zecharia Sitchin so I doubt they created nature.

Yes Lion, human hybrids exist and they are a sight to be seen. Golden-to-brown-reddish complexion. Foreheads are a bit sloped and high. Facial hair tends to grow outwards, as oppose to flat down. Jaw is robust, long. The head shape tends to be slim but broad at the angle. Chin is slightly defined, but the facial hair that they naturally grow, gives the impression of a robust chin. Eyes are squinted ever so slightly; hair texture is a mixture of straight and coarse; varying depending on your ethnicity. Their dominant neurotransmitter is Serotonin. Highly dominant Alpha brainwave patterns with a tendency to favor the right hemisphere over the left.

Max height is about 6'4, eyes are a deep brown-ish red, with a laser like stare that will force the most dominant male to question his hierarchical position in the animal kingdom. They are intensely loyal, loving and dedicated to those they allow into their circle. They hate insincerity, and they stand up for the weak. Very emotionally receptive, but not emotionally expressive.

No more info. That is all you get for now.

a reply to: strangechristian777

Too many representations and accounts from the ancient world for me to chalk it up to simple artistic imagination. I believe there were chimeras, and they were created by someone/thing long ago.

a reply to: strangechristian777
Lion human hybrids? Sounds more like the ancient equivalent of the X-men or even the Broadway musical "Cats".

Seriously though, where do you draw the line between what is mythology and what is reality?

a reply to: ZetaRediculian

Seriously though, where do you draw the line between what is mythology and what is reality?

Reality tends to have other sources to back up the proposed evidence , did the Egyptians ever mention the Annunaki ?
As far as I'm aware they didn't but if anyone knows different I'd be interested to see it.

a reply to: strangechristian777

I don't buy into the whole angels and gods and devils thing, so gona lean toward ET or EBE on this, yeah chimera likely did and maybe even still in so fashion do exist. As stated above to many references in mythology to ignore completely. Ohh and before I forget much of what we now know as history once started as a myth. Troy for example. So yeah, maybe, you never can be to sure.

a reply to: gortex

Reality tends to have other sources to back up the proposed evidence

Exactly. There seems to be plenty of evidence that people create mythologies for various reasons. We seem to be in the middle of that process now.

The fertile imaginations of members on here never cease to amaze me, when they don't & can't provide PROOF

a reply to: sycomix

Troy for example. So yeah, maybe, you never can be to sure.

OK so we learned of Troy from the Odyssey where there were all kinds of fantastic stories. Troy being part of this mythological folk lore was later discovered to be a real city. Discovering a lost city is not the same since ancient cities are pretty common. Human-animal hybrids not so much.

Solomon has told us that there is nothing new under the sun. Modern science has shown us the same thing. Scientists have recently created animal-human hybrids in the lab.
Human-animal hybrids

The idea of a chimera comes straight out of Greek mythology, but so far scientists have kept human-animal hybrids on the cellular level. According to some, even more modest experiments involving animal embryos and human stem cells violate human dignity and blur the line between species. But scientists have received support (particularly in the UK) from both the government and the public, after explaining the process as well as their (so far benign) research goals. Is interspecies research the next frontier in understanding humanity and curing disease, or a slippery slope, rife with ethical dilemmas, toward creating new species?

The book of Jasher has also told us that mankind has before created hybrids. From Jasher 4

18 And their judges and rulers went to the daughters of men and took their wives by force from their husbands according to their choice, and the sons of men in those days took from the cattle of the earth, the beasts of the field and the fowls of the air, and taught the mixture of animals of one species with the other, in order therewith to provoke the Lord; and God saw the whole earth and it was corrupt, for all flesh had corrupted its ways upon earth, all men and all animals.

We are entering the days of Noah. It is only a matter of time that these hybrids/chimera are commonplace (imo)150 human animal hybrids grown in UK labs: Embryos have been produced secretively for the past three years

a reply to: occrest

The book of Jasher has also told us that mankind has before created hybrids. From Jasher 4

The book of Jasher may be nothing more than an 18th century book of imagination. There is plenty of doubt that it is THE book of Jasher mentioned in the bible. However, that doesn't mean the fact that it alludes to genetic manipulation isn't interesting. The theme seems to be consistent throughout history. Whether or not the ancients meant it as metaphor, or were speaking literally in some instances, is hard to say. I tend to lean toward metaphor though, because some stories line up quite nicely when perceived from that perspective. Astro-theology for example.

a reply to: ZetaRediculian

We have no way of proving or knowing that there are no hybrids, firstly if I was one I for sure wouldn't be wandering around saying hey check out my awesome tail or whatever. But basing this on pure speculation I fathom nothing is impossible, so given nothing is impossible that boils down to however improbable it is still possible. Let's not discount this just yet. I suspect things like the "montauk monster" are/might be examples of this very thing. Sphinx found all over, and so on.

en.wikipedia.org... (I know wiki ain't the best source but this is a pretty good list.)

a reply to: occrest

A bit far fetched and maybe I am watching too much sci-fi but.... Would it not be an asset to the millitairy if you have a lion that can think like a humanbeing. Or maybe you can think of a more stealthy or dangerous animal that can cause infantery to run for their lives?

I am not sure if I am joking here..

Just for giggles I will relate my wife's experience which she tells me now and then. She prefaces these with a statement of it was one of those dreams again. Now I take these with a great deal of attention they deserve due to my knowing her history as well as her reluctance to even talk about these things.

In this event she told me, she was to be bunked with some others on what seemed a large building or ship. So she took over the top bunk innocently. Then to her dismay, a cat like human came in and screeched or similar at her that in fact the upper bunk was hers.

My wife told me this cat person was somewhat hairy and had a very odd odor. As they were working together, she go used to the smell and actually became very close to this being and they became good friends. Coupled with what I have seen or wrote of her experiences along with lost time, I wonder if this is more memory than not. After all, whom is to say being here is all there is.

originally posted by: sycomix
a reply to: ZetaRediculian

We have no way of proving or knowing that there are no hybrids, firstly if I was one I for sure wouldn't be wandering around saying hey check out my awesome tail or whatever.

Yes you are correct, you can't prove a negative. There is no way to falsify the claim so it has no real value. Well I certainly would be flaunting my tail especially if it was awesome.

But basing this on pure speculation I fathom nothing is impossible, so given nothing is impossible that boils down to however improbable it is still possible. Let's not discount this just yet.

If you take the "nothing is impossible" argument to its natural extreme, you end up with some pretty ludicrous scenarios. Right now I am in the universe where I win every internet argument an I am praised as a god by a clan of elves in the deep hills of eastern Kentucky.

The genetic research going on now is creating human/animal hybrids called "chimeras" but even if they insert a gene from, say, a jellyfish, it doesn't make the hybrid look like a human jellyfish.
a reply to: strangechristian777

a reply to: ZetaRediculian

*Sigh*... when will you learn to relax your reality confines and join the rest of us in non-consensus lunacy?

I have seen many animal-human hybrids in my life... "lion people" are just one... I've seen "pig-people," (ultra common), "sloth people" (always in the fast lane, curse them!), and even the famous "ant-people" (they populate any large city and are best seen from 10+ stories up).

But as I mentioned in a folklore thread, these tales were passed down on purpose in a preliterate society... and as it was the only way to inform new generations before writing, b.s. would probably not last.. .folklore and myth was important when it was the only means of cross generational communication.

Now, that doesn't mean they were literal, as metaphor about human and natural behavior is important, too, but some of those stories might hold more truth than we think.