09/17/2025
WE ARE NOT ALONE – C/2025 R2 (SWAN HAS JUST JOINED 3I/ATLAS ON ITS JOURNEY AROUND THE SUN – THE PLIEADIAN ORAL HISRORY IS UNFOLDING - Native Media Network
A new interstellar visitor—C/2025 R2 (SWAN)—is one hundred times larger and brighter, streaking toward the Sun with a colossal plasma tail five Moons wide.
Dear Friends:
A 100,000 year old myth (The oldest continuously told story of our Mother Earths history is unfolding before our eyes and Human legacy.
Astronomers have just discovered something far bigger and stranger than 3I/ATLAS.
A new interstellar visitor—C/2025 R2 (SWAN)—is one hundred times larger and brighter, streaking toward the Sun with a colossal plasma tail five Moons wide.
Both will swing behind the Sun in October 2025, disappearing from every telescope on Earth simultaneously. Avi Loeb calls ATLAS the “scout” and SWAN the “fortress”—a returning probe on a 22,000-year orbit, possibly here for refueling, data collection, or something either Liberating or far more dangerous Purification.
(NOT TO WORRY, WE HAVE NO CONTROL OF THE OUTCOME) OR (MAYBE, THIS IS JUST AN INFORMATIONAL FLY-BY) OR (MAYBE, THE AUNTIES AND UNCLES ARE JUST CHECKING THINGS OUT).
Unlike any natural comet, it carries a nickel–cobalt armored hull, a plasma-drive exhaust, and a core radiating more power than two colliding black holes. Even more unsettling, its path overlaps with 3I/ATLAS.
Myths about the Pleiades star cluster are found in many cultures across the globe and may be among the oldest stories in human history, potentially dating back 100,000 years. The visibility of the star cluster, which has changed over millennia, is believed to be the reason for many similar stories about "seven sisters," even though only six are clearly visible to the naked eye today.
Possible origins dating back 100,000 years
In 2020, astronomers and archaeologists suggested that widespread myths about seven stars in the Pleiades cluster could have originated as far back as 100,000 BCE.
• A disappearing star: Scientific analysis shows that 100,000 years ago, the star Pleione was farther away from the star Atlas, making it appear as a separate star. As the stars moved closer together over time, they became too difficult to distinguish as separate points of light.
• Human migration: Since the seventh star would have been visible to early humans in Africa, the "Seven Sisters" story may have been carried across continents during human migration and preserved through oral tradition.
RECORDED PLEIADES MYTHS AND ORAL HISTORY
In addition to the most ancient origins, many cultures have developed their own interpretations of the Pleiades at different times in history:
• Mesopotamia: The Babylonian astronomical texts known as the MUL.APIN, produced from the 7th century BCE, refer to records concerning the Pleiades from as early as the 26th century BCE.
• Ancient Greece: Greek mythology formally recorded stories about the Pleiades, the seven daughters of the Titan Atlas and the Oceanid Pleione. In one myth, the sisters were pursued by the hunter Orion until Zeus transformed them into stars. Written accounts appear as early as 1000 BCE in Hesiod's Works and Days and in Homer's Iliad and Odyssey.
• Biblical references: The Pleiades, referred to as "Khima," are mentioned three times in the Old Testament books of Job and Amos, with the earliest texts dating to the 7th or 6th centuries BCE.
• Indigenous Australians: Many Aboriginal traditions include stories of the "Seven Sisters." In some versions, the sisters are fleeing from a male figure in the sky. The consistency of these stories with the Greek myths is a key piece of evidence for the 100,000-year-old origin theory.
NORTH AMERICAN TRADITIONS:
• Similar myths exist among Native American tribes. For example, the Kiowa tribe tells a story of seven maidens who were placed in the sky by the Great Spirit to save them from giant bears. The Navajo, Lakota, and Cherokee have their own versions of Pleiades stories as well.
• Navajo (Diné) Nightway Ceremony: The Pleiades, or Dilyéhé, are featured in a nine-night healing ceremony. Black God, a central figure in Navajo cosmology, wears a ceremonial mask adorned with the Pleiades, symbolizing the constellation's importance in maintaining cosmic order.
• Kiowa ceremonies: Oral histories among the Kiowa link the Pleiades to Devils Tower, a sacred site. The Kiowa tell of seven girls who became the Pleiades to escape a bear, whose claw marks are said to be visible on the tower.
• Ojibwe traditions: The Pleiades are known to the Ojibwe as the "Hole in the Sky" (Bagone-giizhig) and are seen as a portal to the spirit world. Traditional storytelling and ceremonies are often connected to this and other star knowledge.
ASIAN TRADITIONS
• Asia: The Pleiades are noted in Chinese astronomical literature as early as 2357 BCE. They were also observed by the Japanese (Subaru), Indian (Krittika), and Thai (Dao Luk Kai) people, among others.
MAORI OF NEW ZEALAND TRADITIONS:
• Matariki festival: The heliacal rising of the Pleiades, which the Māori call Matariki, marks the beginning of the Māori New Year. Today, this traditional celebration is an official public holiday in New Zealand, involving feasting, storytelling, and reflection on the past year.
AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL TRADITIONS:
• Seven Sisters Songlines: The Seven Sisters story is one of Australia's oldest songlines, or oral tradition narratives, and is still actively preserved by numerous Aboriginal groups, including the Martu people. It is often linked to sacred women's ceremonies.
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Harmon
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INDIGENIZE, TELL STORIES, LAUGH, SING, PRAY, FAST AND MEDITATE, HONOR MOTHER EARTH, GIVE THANKS FOR WHAT YOU HAVE, SEEK THE WISDOM OF THE ELDERS !!!!
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A new interstellar visitor—C/2025 R2 (SWAN)—is one hundred times larger and brighter, streaking toward the Sun with a colossal plasma tail five Moons wide, on a 22,000 year journey.
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Astronomers have just discovered something far bigger and stranger than 3I/ATLAS. A new interstellar visitor—C/2025 R2 (SWAN)—is one hundred times larger and...
