All language subtitles for Ancient Aliens S06E01 The Power Of Three

The Three Jewels of Buddhism...

Something is trying
to get our attention,

trying to tell us something.

the Hindu Trimurti...

We see it going back very, very far

into the earliest aspects
of human history.

and the Holy Trinity of Christianity.

The number represents a portal,
a gateway, into another realm.

Throughout human history,
the number three has

always had a unique significance.

But why?

No matter what ancient culture you
look at, the highest ones always

came as threes.

What is it about
the number three

that makes it
play such a big role in

religion, architecture
and even the occult?

And could there be an
extraterrestrial connection?

Once we understand
this power of three,

we ourselves will become like
our creators, the gods.

Millions of people around
the world believe we

have been visited in the past
by extraterrestrial beings.

What if it were true?
Did ancient aliens really help

to shape our history?
And if so, might the secrets of

the universe be revealed by
examining the incredible power

of three?

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Newgrange, Ireland.

The walls of this 5,000-year-old

passage tomb are decorated with
mysterious designs made up of

three connected spirals.

Yunnan Province, China.

Three 1,100-year-old Buddhist
temples known as the Three

Pagodas form a triangle thought
to protect the population from

natural disasters.

Ancient Greece.

According to myth, the destiny
of gods and men is controlled by

all-powerful beings known
as the Three Fates.

Various cultures across the
world have long shared a belief

that the number three represents
something sacred, mystical,

even divine.

All human beings understand numbers.

All of us live in a physical
universe where things come in

different numbers, and so
different cultures will

highlight different numbers
as particularly important,

ritualize them and make them
culturally important.

We see widespread use of the
number three in European

traditions, but also we see it
in selected traditions around

the world, too.
These number traditions can

become very, very powerful and
connect cultures together.

The unique reverence
for the number three

dates back thousands of years,
and can still be found today

in art, architecture, mythology,
literature, science, and religion.

But why?

What is it about this number
that has continued to hold such

significance for mankind?

If you think of our lives, we have
a past, a present, and a future.

Our story falls neatly into three.

Throughout folklore and
mythology, we find the number three.

Something about three is trying

to get our attention, trying
to tell us something.

The number three comes
up many, many times

in Judeo-Christian scriptures.
Jonah is in the belly of the

whale for three days.
In Genesis, the waters are

separated from the earth
after three days.

In the New Testament, Jesus
in the tomb for three days.

There's just a special
significance there.

We see the number
three in sacred texts.

And why is that?
Is there something within us

that is hardwired to understand
that three is a sacred number?

And where does this come from?

The Giza Plateau, Egypt.

Three Great Pyramids line the
desert just outside of Cairo.

Constructed more than 4,000
years ago, this unique trio of

monuments is arguably the most
recognizable in all the world.

The pyramids also employ the
most magnificent use of

triangles in architecture.

You had in ancient Egypt
what we might think of

as a masonic tradition.
There were the builders

themselves, who embodied the
knowledge of geometry, the

knowledge of tool-making, and
how to put buildings together,

and especially how to create
buildings that were themselves

vehicles for initiating or
inducing higher consciousness.

The Giza pyramids are
very interesting in

that you have three major pyramids.

Their sides are triangles.
Think of the triangle.

The simplest, most perfect
geometric form.

The ancients were certainly
intrigued by geometry,

indeed sacred geometry.
And certainly a triangle is one

of those basic archetypal shapes
that perhaps is hardwired into

the human consciousness, and
this may find expression in

monuments such as the pyramids.

You've got that progress towards
perfection, towards the top of

the triangle.
It's a very upward-directed,

higher-directed shape, and I
think we kind of get that on

a subconscious level.

So there is a sense
in which the number

three... in the form of the
triangle, in the form of the

apex of the pyramid...
represents a portal, a gateway into

another realm. You might say
it's a "realm of the gods."

Do the three pyramids of Giza really
represent some sort of portal

to a divine realm?
Perhaps more clues about the

sacred nature of the triangle
can be found by examining the

work of one of the most celebrated
mathematicians of all time.

Samos, Greece.

Sixth century BC.
Greek mathematician and

philosopher Pythagoras
introduces his famous theorem:

A squared + B squared =
C squared.

The formula explains the
mathematical relationship

between the three sides of right
triangles, and some believe it

was originally based on the
design of the Egyptian pyramids.

Pythagoras lived 2,500 years ago.

It is said that he studied with
the great teachers of Egypt.

And he brought the wisdom
of Egypt back to Greece.

That, in effect, was the
birth of Greek philosophy.

For Pythagoras, and for a lot of

ancient philosophers,
mathematics was a kind of more

precise description of the
supernatural.

They're coming to terms with
man's place on this earth and

one of the ways you do that
is by measurements, and

measurements have to develop,
and when they develop, they

develop more complex mathematics.

And Pythagoras is one of the
very early philosophers

to really develop this stuff.

Pythagoras taught
that everything in the universe

has a three-part structure.

And every problem in the
universe can be reduced

diagrammatically to a triangle.
To Pythagoras and his followers,

the triangle represented
ascension, and the triangle

itself, and number three,
was the key to all hidden mysteries.

In Carnac, France

there are thousands of
megalithic standing stones that

are over 6,000 years old, and
many of them are in the form of

a right triangle, or a
Pythagorean triangle.

And they were built many thousands
of years before Pythagoras.

These same geometric

relationships of the right
triangle have also been found

at Avebury and Stonehenge, and
you have to ask yourself, does

the Pythagorean triangle
represent some kind of special

extraterrestrial geometry?
A geometry of threes?

The bottom line is
that "A" squared plus "B"

squared equals "C" squared"
applies to the entire universe.

And so, for Pythagoras to come
up with this, of course, is

extraordinary, but he
was not the first.

We know that Pythagoras
got this information

from ancient Egypt.
And the ancient Egyptians

themselves say that this was
knowledge from the gods.

So what we have is a situation
whereby the ancient Egyptians

got this information from a
non-human intelligence, from an

extraterrestrial source,
preserved it in secret for

thousands of years.
And Pythagoras is really the

first one to take it outside of
Egypt, and, basically, begin to

speak to the world about what it
is, what the ancient Egyptians

knew about this divine information.

Did Pythagoras really
get his knowledge of

geometry and its profound
connection to the universe

from an otherworldly source?

Pythagorean triangle may contain wisdom
that we still haven't understood in

terms of how physical,
terrestrial geometry connects to

extraterrestrial domains that
may coexist with our own.

Did extraterrestrial visitors

provide early humans with
advanced mathematical

information?
Information that would help them

unlock the secrets of the universe?

And if so, why?
And what is the secret of the

number three?
Is it a code?

Or could it be a gateway to
communication with mankind's

alien ancestors?
Ancient astronaut theorists

believe further evidence can be
found by examining a mysterious

artifact, one that could very
well change the world.

Cambridge University, England.

Here in the library of this
800-year-old institution are the

research papers of Sir Isaac Newton.

One of the most influential
scientists of the 17th century,

Newton introduced what became
the basis of all modern physics:

the three laws of motion.

One of the things I
think we often forget

about people like Newton...
he was also very much into alchemy,

and he was very
much a mystic himself.

In mystical circles and in
alchemy, three is considered a

powerful number.
So, it was natural for people

to try and write things in
threes and break it down into

threes and use that principal
to communicate information.

Alchemy was a hope of
early magicians or chemists.

The idea was that maybe if they

could just figure out how to
combine different materials

together, they could wind up
with something precious.

There was a longstanding
interest in it, and a lot of

sort of early scientific
developments and even ideas of

chemistry came from this practice.

Included among Newton's
writings on philosophy,

astronomy and mathematics is
a cryptic translation of an

ancient document that has
fascinated alchemists for

centuries... an emerald tablet.
Carved on green crystal, the

tablet is believed to be one of
several that contained, not

only information on the practice
of alchemy, but the secrets of

the universe.
But although it is referenced by

Newton and written about in
numerous other ancient texts,

the existence of the so-called
emerald tablets is largely

thought to be a myth.

The emerald tablet or
tablets contained,

perhaps, the most
fundamental ancient wisdom.

The ancient wisdom of
transmutation.

The secrets of longevity,
the secrets of the cosmos.

And there are many different legends
about this tablet or tablets.

Some people say that they were

found in the Great Pyramid
thousands of years ago.

The so-called emerald
tablet had the secrets

of alchemy.
And alchemy itself wasn't just

about the transmutation of base
matter into a pure state, into gold.

But it was about the knowledge

of the secrets of the universe,
about how we, ourselves, could

transform ourself, and become at
one with the universe as a whole.

The emerald tablets

have a very interesting phrase.
"Three is the great mystery,

come from the great one."
It says that three is the great

mystery that unifies the universe.

It says that power, wisdom,
awareness all arises from this

interplay of three.

What we're being

confronted with in the emerald
tablets is basically this notion

that if we take two substances,
we can make a third substance

out of this.
Three, as such, is always the

power of transformation.
It is the end result for the

alchemist, basically saying, I
took certain things, and I

created something new, and that
is represented by the third element.

The information was written
down which basically detailed

that if anybody were to possess
this knowledge, he would become

a master of life, a master over
death, an almost supernatural

being who could do anything at will.

Were early scientists
like Isaac Newton

seeking extraterrestrial knowledge?

And was that knowledge based, in
part, on a unique power inherent

in the number three?

Perhaps answers can be found by
taking a closer look at the man

many believe to be the author of
the emerald tablets... Hermes

Trismegistus.

Starting in the fourth
century B.C., a character

develops called Hermes Trismegistus.

His name just means
"Hermes thrice great."

So, Hermes Trismegistus is the
Hellenistic Egyptian version of

the Greek Hermes, and he's
associated with the Egyptian

god, Thoth.
And so, for that reason,

primarily, he becomes associated
with his magical practices of

theurgy, which is doing the works
of the gods, influencing the world.

And at some point,

as the Greeks moved into Egypt,
and the Romans moved into

Egypt, there was an endeavor
to correlate the Egyptian

traditions with the Greek
and Roman traditions.

And so, you had this connection
between Thoth and Hermes.

And the idea in both cases is,
this is the deity that is the

messenger, or the link, between
our human realm, and the higher

realm of the gods.

According to some legends,

he was a reincarnation of Thoth,
the ancient scribe of Egypt.

The scribe of the gods.

He was an individual who brought
knowledge, who brought wisdom.

He was considered thrice-great,
three times great.

Hermes descended
from the sky in what was

considered to be a flying ship.
And we have the exact same story

in Ancient Egypt with Thoth,
also having descended from the

sky, and his whole premise was
to teach the people in

scientific disciplines.

Was Hermes Trismegistus really the

reincarnation of the
Egyptian God Thoth?

And, if so, did he serve as a
messenger between man and the

Gods, as the ancient Greeks
believed? Or might he have been,

as ancient astronaut theorists
contend, an extraterrestrial being?

One who brought mankind the

knowledge of the universe in the
form of emerald tablets?

The emerald tablets
are a fascinating body of

knowledge.
It gives rise to the idea that

many different systems...
whether we're dealing with physics

systems, or systems of
consciousness, systems of

philosophy, systems of
religion... will always be

underlined by this prevalence
of the number three.

So, you have to ask
yourself, is the emerald

tablet some kind of
extraterrestrial knowledge

that's been handed down to us?
So, maybe the key to immortality

is written in the emerald
tablet in a code of threes.

Did extraterrestrial messengers

really give mankind the secrets
of the universe, as ancient

astronaut theorists suggest?
And is one of the keys to

rediscovering that knowledge
related to the number three?

Perhaps another clue can be
found by examining a mysterious

gland... inside the human brain.

Washington, D.C.
April, 2013.

We have a chance to
improve the lives of,

not just millions, but billions
of people on this planet through

the research that's done.

U.S. President Barack Obama unveils
an ambitious government-funded

research project designed to map
the human brain.

Titled, the "BRAIN" Initiative,
the program promises to shed new

light on how human beings learn,
think, remember and create.

So there are many things
that science still

does not understand about how
the human brain works.

There's a hundred billion
neurons in the brain, and then,

there's about a hundred thousand
trillion connections possible.

If we can understand that, if we
can crack the neural code, it'll

unlock a lot of answers to
understanding things like

disease and how to cure them.
And it really is the final

frontier of human anatomy.

Just how the human
brain functions has remained a

mystery that has puzzled mankind
for thousands of years.

But according to many ancient
cultures and religions,

the workings of the brain are not
the mere workings of a human

organ, but are linked to
something much more profound,

something of extraterrestrial origin.

Lidder Valley, Northern India.
Here on a snow-covered mountain

in the heart of the Himalayas,
lies the Amarnath Cave.

Every summer, thousands of
Hindus make the treacherous

journey through the steep
terrain to witness the formation

of a massive vertical ice
stalagmite thought to represent

Lord Shiva, one of the most
powerful gods of Hinduism.

According to mythology, it was
in this cave that Shiva revealed

the secrets of creation to his
goddess wife Parvati.

There are
three great divine energies in

the Hindu imagination involved
in the creation story.

Brahma actually creates things.
This is the great god, Brahma,

brings things into being.
Vishnu maintains reality, and

Shiva destroys.
Now Shiva is just as important

as the other two divine energies.

In fact, the trinity would not
exist without the destruction.

You cannot have renewal, you
cannot have continued growth

without the destructive energy.

In Hinduism, Shiva

is often pictured with a trident,
the prongs representing

will, action and knowledge.

He is also often illustrated as
having a third eye in the middle

of his forehead.
But why?

In the iconography, he is clearly

depicted with a vertical third eye
right in the middle of his forehead.

With that eye, he can see things.
He has clairvoyance.

When his eye opens, it also
radiates a lot of energy through

that eye.
And then when that is opened up,

then everything becomes clear.
And then, of course,

the universe is yours, because then
you are able to communicate with

everyone else, because then you are
in par with the cosmic frequency.

In the spiritual beliefs of many

cultures, including ancient
India, including many parts of

Asia, there is a third eye that
is located in the middle of the

forehead, generally right
between the two eyes.

And that is a center of
spiritual power.

And in some cases, it is thought
to have supernatural powers.

In the principles of
Freemasonry, there is a

consistent and recurring notion
that two sides or pillars can

only find balance by the
addition of a third, center

structure.
This center structure is often

represented as a
mystical or third eye.

But why?
Is it meant to represent that of

an all-seeing God?
Or does it suggest something

quite different?
Something, perhaps, that can

even be found within the human brain?

You see this represented
in many mystical

traditions that this is
somehow the mystical eye.

There have been many different
theories about this, but one of

the more interesting ones is that...

Some people said it refers to
the pineal gland, which is a

light-sensitive organ that is
actually somewhere in here.

Part of the endocrine
system, the pineal

gland is no larger than a grain of
rice, and is shaped like a pinecone.

Though it is located deep in the

center of the brain between the
two hemispheres, it appears to

share some characteristics with
the human eye.

The function of the
pineal gland is mainly to

release a hormone called
melatonin, which controls the

sleep-wake cycles.
So, because it's

light-sensitive, it's sometimes
called the third eye.

And it's had some mystical
implications, as well, because

it's this asymmetrical structure that's
right in the center of the brain.

Is it possible that

ancient man was aware of the
existence of the pineal gland?

And if so, were they also aware of its
special function within the brain?

From the earliest

stages in human history,
across a broad spectrum of

cultures, this idea of the
pineal gland being a mystery

gland that is somehow related to
enlightenment or a mystical

experience is something
that we see widely.

Our two eyes, our bodily eyes,
allow us to see around us.

But the third eye allows
us to see beyond that.

It allows us to see things that
we would not normally see.

Is it possible that a so-called
"third eye" really exists?

A part of the human brain
that allows human beings

to connect directly to
something beyond themselves...

even beyond this planet?

Throughout history, the
third eye has also

been attributed for allowing you
to travel to different

dimensions, or astral traveling,
and all those different things.

So now my question is, how
did these stories begin?

Is it possible to astral travel?
Is it possible to go places with

your mind alone?

The concept of the third eye

is supposedly our doorway
to connecting with not

only our higher selves but other
higher spirits and possibly even

to otherworldly entities...
like extraterrestrial entities.

The pineal gland acts
as a hyper-dimensional

gateway.
It is a functioning stargate

within your brain.
The pineal gland appears to

create some type of bridge or
wormhole inside your head.

Extraterrestrials may
already understand this.

It's a basic aspect of human
physiology.

We have a stargate built in.

And you have to wonder then,

if we were created possibly
by extraterrestrials

and they know that we have this
third eye, that part of their

mission is to influence us and
cultivate us to the point where

we are able to utilize this
third eye that we've been given.

Could an actual part of
the human brain really

help to explain why mankind
functions so differently from

other life forms on our planet?
Could this tiny gland offer a

key to understanding why
human beings create art...

music...
and literature?

Why we bury our dead and devote time
to contemplating our own existence?

Perhaps the answers can be found

in the stories of divine figures
appearing across the ancient

world in powerful groups of three.

Henan Province, Central China.

Here, along the shores of the Yi
River, are 1,352 ancient caves

known as the Longmen Grottoes.
Dating back to 493 AD, they

contain the most spectacular
collection of Buddhist cave art

in the world.
One of the largest of the over

100,000 stone statues at the
site is of the Amitabha Buddha,

or the Buddha of Infinite Light.
He is flanked on either side by

his two assistants, and
collectively they are known as

the Three Saints of the West.

For some reason, the
sacred mysteries are often

presented as threefold.

In Mahayana Buddhism, the three
guides are Amitabha, the Buddha

of Infinite Light, and his two
companions, one representing

wisdom and one compassion.
It is significant that

throughout the ancient world
gods and leaders would often

appear in threesomes.
For some reason, the triad shows

up as a divine powerful principle.

Something about three is telling
us, um, some important

information about wholeness.

Triads...
trios... trinities.

Why have cultures all over the
world envisioned their divine

leaders and mythic heroes in
power structures of three?

Perhaps an answer can be found
by examining the stories of the

Three Saints and the celestial
realm of the Amitabha Buddha

known as the Western Pure Land

In a former life, Amitabha Buddha was

believed to have been a king who
renounced his kingdom through a

series of vows.

And these vows were, uh, vows
to create a pure Buddha land.

The Western Pure Land was
thought to be actually real and

to exist outside of the normal
confines of time and space.

Amitabha Buddha will
come to your death bed and

personally escort you to
this western paradise.

The Buddha Amitabha have two
assistants, two bodhisattvas.

The idea is that if you see
three, it gives you a feeling

that there is plenty of help coming.

The last moments of life
are very important in this

form of Buddhism.
These guiding figures are prime

examples of the power of three
manifesting in a sacred

teaching, helping one to a
greater level of consciousness.

Is the Western Pure
Land really "a state of

enlightenment," as
mainstream scholars believe?

Or might these Three Saints be
guiding the deceased to a

divine, perhaps even
extraterrestrial, realm?

Ancient astronaut theorists
believe the answers can be found

in the descriptions of this
spiritual paradise.

The Amitabha Buddha
believed that this was a literal

place peopled with gods and
goddesses that would give you

knowledge and information.
And in this place, everyone

appears to be golden, and you
have the ability to see anything

in the universe, the ability to
travel anywhere on Earth that

you want.
Is this really just a myth?

Or is the Amitabha Buddha an
example of an extraterrestrial

who visited Earth and was able
to achieve some higher grade of

evolution while he was here and then
help others achieve that as well?

Might the Amitabha Buddha
actually have been an

otherworldly visitor?
And if so, might the Three

Saints of Pure Land Buddhism not
just guide the dead to an

afterlife but physically change
them into higher functioning

beings, beings with
extraterrestrial capabilities?

Ancient astronaut theorists say
yes and believe further proof

can be found in the story of
another mythic trio, one that

undertook an epic journey not to
a divine land after death but

towards a divine life
here on planet Earth.

Cologne, Germany.

For centuries, a steady stream

of visitors have gathered inside
this gothic cathedral to view a

golden sarcophagus thought
to contain the bones of the

biblical Magi, also known as the
Three Wise Men.

While the journey of the Three
Wise Men is one of the most

popular and best known of the
stories concerning the birth of

Jesus Christ, little is actually known
about these mysterious figures.

According to the Gospels,

the Three Kings, or the Three
Wise Men, came from the east.

At the time that the Gospels
were being written, that was an

area of the world, which for
Westerners was considered to be

the source of all magic and mysticism.

The Magi were the
ancient priesthood of

Persia... or Iran as we tend to
call it now... and they go way

back to 2000 or 3000 B.C.
probably or even more.

The Magi were particularly
interested in the stars.

They were looking at the
different influences that these

different stars and planets had
at given times, and that was

part and parcel of their tradition.

The three wise men
traveled thousands of miles to

what we call the Holy Land.
They found Bethlehem apparently

without a map.
They were astronomers.

It says they followed a star.

But did the three

wise men actually exist, or did
the story of their journey to

visit the infant Jesus have other...
even more otherworldly... origins?

The star, we are told,

leads them, so the star is
moving and it's flying and it's

intelligently guided because
it's leading them

to a destination and it hovers over
the manger where Jesus is laid.

It shines a light down to
illuminate the manger where

Jesus is laid.

So you have to to wonder whether
possibly the three Magi themselves were

extraterrestrial gods or perhaps
the star of Bethlehem itself was

some kind of extraterrestrial
spaceship that was guiding the

three Magi.

Were the three wise men
astral travelers guided by

otherworldly technology?
Or is their presence in the

story of Jesus really some sort
of code... one intended to

connect Jesus with other mythic
stories and religions in which

the number three has
profound significance?

There are those who believe
that an answer can be found by

examining the three gifts that
each of the Magi reportedly

brought to the Son of God.
Gold, representing the physical

and material needs of the
child during his lifetime.

Frankincense... an ancient
aromatic resin which, when

burned, is thought to be
effective in mind expansion and

enlightenment.
And myrrh... an oil often

associated with death and embalming...
representing the afterlife.

But why three gifts and
why only those three?

Perhaps the answers can be found

written into the ancient
biological language that is as

old as life itself...a language
containing a code of threes.

There is a theory that
the key to unlocking the

power of the number three lies
in the mystery of the Holy

Trinity, that the notion of
three divine persons in one god

refers to the three states of being.

God the Father...
the intellectual or ethical self.

God the Son...
the physical and actual self.

And God the Holy Spirit...
the emotional or aspirational self.

Past, present, and future.
God and man as one.

Qasr el Yahud, Israel.

Here tens of thousands of Christians

make their way to what is
believed to be the site

of Christ's baptism
in the River Jordan.

It was also here that, according
to scripture, God revealed

himself as being made up of
three divine persons...

God the Father, God the Son, and
God the Holy Spirit, otherwise known as

the Holy Trinity.

In the story of Jesus' baptism,

Jesus is standing in the Jordan River,
and we're told that the heavens

open up and the Holy Spirit in
the form of a dove descends upon Jesus.

And the voice of God booms out
of Heaven and says,

"This is my son whom I love
and in whom I am well pleased."

So, in that scene, all three

parts of the Trinity are
represented there...

Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

What makes it a

mathematical conundrum is, how
can you be one and three?

So it is a mystery, and some
people don't even question it

because it is a matter of faith,
and so, made in that image, we

could make the argument that
there's a trinity within each

and every one of us.

Could the triune nature
of God, as described in

the New Testament, also
exist in all of mankind?

And if so, does this suggest
that the power of three might

somehow connect humanity with
divine or, as some would

believe, extraterrestrial forces?

Ancient astronaut theorists
believe the answers can be found

not only in the Bible but
encoded within the genetic

blueprint of the human body.

Huntington, New York, 1966.

Scientists announce one of the

greatest breakthroughs
of modern science.

They have successfully
deciphered the genetic code.

After years of research, they
discover that the universal

structure of DNA consists of
a series of three molecule

combinations known as
codons or triplets.

You had this DNA sequence,
and it codes for

ultimately the proteins in your body.

And the question was, how
does it code for that?

Does each individual base
pair represent something?

Is it two at a time that
represents something?

Is it a sequence of ten?
And it turns out that it's very

clear, it comes in clusters of three.

Essentially the
number three is the key to our

DNA language.
And this was revolutionary for

its time because the ancient
alien theory has always

suggested that the ultimate
proof of extraterrestrial

tampering in our past will not
come in the form of a crashed

spaceship or some type of tools,
but the actual proof will come

from within our own DNA.

This may, in fact, be

a universal manifestation of
the power of three.

In time I believe we will find
out that DNA is written into the

background of the universe
itself, it is assembled by the

basic laws of quantum physics,
and the underlying power of

three is an essential tool in
seeing the hand of the divine

architect at work in making us
who we are today.

The number three is the key
to unlocking the ancient mysteries.

We see threes everywhere,

and as a possible pointer to the
idea that three is the guiding

principle of the universe, it
manifests even in our DNA.

So we can see here
how this power of three is

pervasive all through the
universe, including in our own

DNA, and is it possible that
it's extraterrestrials who have

encoded this within us and that,
once we understand this power of

three, we ourselves will become
like our creators... the gods.

Does the physical expression
of a power of three...

found within our own DNA...
really prove an extraterrestrial

design for mankind?

A design whose meaning we are

only just beginning to
comprehend?

Or could the answer lie in a
combination of all the trios

and trinities embedded
throughout the mythical and

religious world?

Perhaps the answer will lead us

back to mankind's place of
origin... and the ultimate proof

that our origins lie not on
Earth but out of this world.

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