Our Beloved Earth
How the galaxy sees our home, and why so many souls choose to live here.
15 scenes · about 4 min
The whole story
Earth, seen from the stars
From out here, Earth is a giant crystal, a web of energy lines, and one big school.
The planet
A living crystal
From up here you can see it. Earth "is truly a crystal". It hums on the note C-sharp and sits on a cosmic whirlpool of energy.
The grid
Lines of light
Follow this spiral line: Hawaii, the Bermuda Triangle, Giza, Tibet, Mount Fuji, and on to Mount Shasta. Ships ride these "energy highways".
Sacred sites
Giza, the planet's control point
The Great Pyramid was never a tomb. It's the main energy point of the whole planet. An Essassani ship hovered over Cairo until 2008.
Sedona
Above Bell Rock
Now look above Bell Rock, in Sedona, Arizona. That's where the ship moved next. A 2023 account has it hovering between dimensions, about 700 feet up.
The future
What comes next
Within about 50 years, Earth joins the Association of Worlds, a club of hundreds of planets. Over about 1,000 years, we become the sixth hybrid race.
Things to know
Earth is "a planet of classes", a kind of school. Humans are "the Masters of Limitation". Nobody limits themselves quite like we do.
Two civilizations share Earth: humans, and whales and dolphins. That's "not that common".
Like a body, Earth has energy centers. Shasta is the crown, Hawaii the heart, Tibet the third eye.
Earth could comfortably hold 10 to 12 billion people (recorded in 2023).
Forty-seven civilizations are watching from above the planet.
In 1997, four Essassani ships formed a pyramid-shaped energy shell around Earth.
Mystery box
There's more than one version. Tap to open.
Other worlds