Who they are

Who the sources name

The sources on this shelf use “extraterrestrial” for beings they also describe as connected to humans. Greys are described as humans from a parallel line who lost the capacity to reproduce, or as a later branch of the Anunnaki. Essassani are described as a later blend of those lines. Wanderers are described as beings from a later density, born into human lives and usually without memory of that origin. Anunnaki are described as taller contributors in the distant past. None of these accounts describes a first meeting with a species that shares no history with humans. Each account is a claim. Astronomy and biology have not established any of them.

The portraits later in this chapter hold the individual descriptions. These essays ask what those sources say about history with humans, about the present, and about contact.

Ra’s map: polarity before planet

The Law of One does not first ask where a people is from. It asks what they do with free will. The Confederation is service to others as a community of worlds, bound not to overrun a younger people’s choice. Orion is the name for service to self: control, empire, a real path with its own discipline. Guardians fitted bodies for minds arriving from Mars. Wanderers are higher-density beings who take human birth to lighten a planet’s vibration, and the Veil applies to them too.

After early teachers were received as gods, Ra says, a Quarantine was set. The Confederation and Orion are both described as bound by it. Ra’s contact is therefore mostly inward and telepathic, and it does not include a landing that would decide for Earth’s people. Harvest is the sorting Ra places at the end of that cycle.

Bashar’s map: line and job

Bashar, channeled by Darryl Anka, sorts peoples by what they are and what they are doing. Essassani is the civilisation he says he belongs to: one result of Grey and human lines blending, with grown triangular craft steered by thought. Greys are several varieties, not one species; some, he says, sit lower in frequency than humans. Pleiadians appear as a people with manufactured ships. Hybrid children, including a people named Ya’yel, are placed in capsule-shaped Tic Tacs tied to bases under the ocean floor, preparing to live among humans.

The Anunnaki belong to a remote genetic past in this telling, not to the later Grey programme. Collapsing donors, Greys, and Essassani into one event is a reading. The sources keep them as a sequence. A commentator speaking about Bashar, labelled as such on this site, adds that human-looking hybrids already work among people. That is a claim. No hybrid has been documented.

Two maps, one family resemblance

Ra’s wanderers and Bashar’s hybrids are both described as visitors who look human and are already living here. They are different claims about different beings. Ra’s Orion group and a commentator’s “negative” Grey faction are both described as a pressure, and neither account presents them as a conquest. Ra is a social-memory complex speaking in 1981–1984 through L/L Research. Bashar is a named being speaking through a living channel. The Law of One books were already in print when the later sessions were given. Agreement between them is not an independent observation. The resemblance is still where this faculty starts.