Perhaps some was mythological, but perhaps some of what we call mythological was actually real.

Another great example is the Lost Land of Atlantis, a highly technologically advanced civilization that would shake what we thought we knew of human history, it's not so much a tale anymore, and it's one of many examples that show what we've been taught may not be completely correct.

For anybody who has done their research in this area, it's quite clear given the evidence we now have, that Atlantis was far from a mythological place. Given our research on Atlantis, and many scholars out there, Atlantis is no joke, and perhaps before that, Lemuria as well.

This is why when it comes to stories of figures like Quetzalcoatl, it's always interesting to contemplate that they were real.

The video footage mentioned above, which was released by the Pentagon, was done so in conjunction with To The Stars Academy headed by Tom Delonge, along with Luis Elizondo (mentioned earlier), and several other figures who've held high level positions within the Department of Defence.

The Pentagon is working with the academy in the disclosure of UFO's.

That in itself is a completely different discussion with many implications. It's hard to trust the government these days, so can we really trust them with UFO disclosure and what that means? Will leave this for another time...

Delonge recently made some interesting comments about his experiences so far, and the contacts he's been able to make, and the discussions that have been had.

Tom states in a Podcast with Joe Rogan:

"I went and met a former director of the CIA and NSA… Right when I sat down and told him about the book you know what he says to me?

 

He goes, "I didn't read much science fiction when I was a kid but I read a lot about Greek mythology"…

 

The sixth biggest defense contractor in the world is a company called Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC)… and in the front of the building (SAIC's headquarters) you have an obelisk coming out of a fake leg and two Atlantians on thrones, and they're both holding pyramids and one says the past and one says the future, and they're 8 foot tall statues."

Interesting, isn't it...?

So, who was Quetzalcoatl?

Considered to be a mythical tale, Spanish chronicler Juan de Torquemada states that Quetzalcoatl was 'a fair and ruddy complexioned man with a long beard.'

Another describes him as follows:

"A mysterious person… a white man with strong formation of body, broad forehead, large eyes, and a flowing beard. He was dressed in a long, white robe reaching to his feet.

 

He condemned sacrifices, except of fruits and flowers, and was known as the god of peace… When addressed on the subject of war he is reported to have stopped up his ears with his fingers." 

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Graham Hancock, one of the world's foremost researchers into such things, describes another description from Central American Mayan tradition in his book, Fingerprints of the Gods:

"He came from across the sea in a boat that moved by itself without paddles. He was a tall, bearded white man who taught people to use fire for cooking.

 

He also built houses and showed couples that they could live together as husband and wife; and since people often quarreled in those days, he taught them to live in peace." 

This figure is spoken of the Mesoamerican culture.

It's interesting because there are multiple accounts of various figures, not just Quetzalcoatl, all of which seemed to have provided humanity with a little 'push', here and there, and assistance with regards to discovery.

Nothing was really done for humanity, it seemed that the common theme through all of these contacts was for us to better ourselves, and be responsible for our own progression, with a little bit of assistance.

Not all of the 'gods' were kind, loving and peaceful. There were others who required sacrifices, and seemed to almost be a little opposite of ones like Quetzalcoatl.

What's also interesting is that the descriptions of Quetzalcoatl resemble modern day descriptions of some, supposed extraterrestrial beings. Those who have examined the lore, like myself, would know this.

Could these have been who we consider today, benevolent extraterrestrial beings? Perhaps...

Ancient history, along with many ancient cultures who pre-date modern-day religion, all have very interesting stories which can easily be interpreted has highly advanced beings from another place.

The idea that these are just mere interpretations seem to be dwindling every year. Being an avid researcher in the field for more than a decade, I can tell you that extraterrestrial intelligence is just the tip of the iceberg.

It truly does open up Pandora's box, and there is much more to this universal story, so much so that we probably couldn't even comprehend it.

The evidence today points to the idea that we've been visited for a long time, so to contemplate the idea that these were extraterrestrial visits is not out of the question.

"There are objects in our atmosphere which are technically miles in advance of anything we can deploy, that we have no means of stopping them coming here… [and] that there is a serious possibility that we are being visited and have been visited for many years by people from outer space, from other civilizations…

 

Who they are, where they come from, and what they want. This should be the subject of rigorous scientific investigation and not the subject of 'rubbishing' by tabloid newspapers."

Lord Admiral Hill-Norton

former Chief of Defence Staff, 5 Star Admiral of the Royal Navy, Chairman of the NATO Military Committee

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If they have been here as well as visiting us for a long time, that's good news.

It takes out the idea of an 'extraterrestrial invasion', because, if that were the case, it would have already happened by now.

The meaning of Quetzalcoatl is "feathered serpent," this is the translation that comes from ancient South America, from the Maya and the Aztecs.

In Hancock's book, he goes on to describe how there were other entities who resembled Quetzalcoatl  quite closely:

"There were other deities, among the Maya in particular, whose identities seemed to merge closely with those of Quetzalcoatl.

 

One was Votan, a great civilizer, who was also described as pale-skinned, bearded and wearing a long robe. Scholars could offer no translation for his name but his principal symbol, like that of Quetzalcoatl, was a serpent.

 

Another closely related figure was Itzamna, the Mayan god of healing, who was robed and bearded individual, his symbol, too, was the rattlesnake."

Graham, in his book, goes on to state:

"All of the legends stated unambiguously that Quetzalcoatl/Kukulkan/Gucumatz/Votan/Itzamana/Thot had arrived in Central America from some-where very far away (across the 'Eastern Sea')  and that amid great sadness he had eventually sailed off again in the direction whence he had come."

This is an interested quote, and relates closely to a sentiment shared by a First Nations Canadian storyteller, Richard Wagamese:

"My people tell of Star People who came to us many generations ago. The Star people brought spiritual teachings and stories and maps of the cosmos and they offered these freely.

 

They were kind, loving and set a great example. When they left us, my people say there was a loneliness like no other."

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Interesting to think about. These are versions of history that old more plausibility to them than the ones we currently consider concrete.

As we continue to move forward exponentially, perhaps our destiny is in the stars and we ourselves one day will be the extraterrestrials, or perhaps we already are...