[part 5]

did you mention the plaedians?

Yes, I did mention the Pleiadians briefly in my responses, as they appear in the context of the https://www.bibliotecapleyades.net narratives about alien races and galactic alliances. However, I didn’t dive deeply into them since your questions focused more on the primary races (Humans, Felines, Reptilians, Carians), the Anunnaki, Insectoids, Amphibians, and the concept of galactic federations. Let me clarify what the site says about the Pleiadians, their role, appearance, and how they fit into the broader cosmic hierarchy and federation-like structures you’re interested in, especially since you’ve noted the galaxy’s similarity to Star Wars with its diverse races and regional power structures.Who Are the Pleiadians on Biblioteca Pleyades?The Pleiadians are described on the site as a humanoid alien race originating from the Pleiades star cluster (specifically stars like Alcyone or Taygeta). They are portrayed as benevolent, spiritually advanced beings who are closely related to humans, often acting as guides or protectors for Earth’s development. They appear frequently in the site’s articles, particularly in sections like “Alien Races” and discussions of galactic councils, drawing from sources like Alex Collier’s lectures and channeled messages.Key Details About the PleiadiansDescription:Appearance: Pleiadians are depicted as very human-like, often described as tall (5–7 feet), with Nordic features—fair skin, blonde or light-colored hair, and blue or light eyes. Some accounts note slight variations, like larger or more luminous eyes, but they’re generally indistinguishable from attractive humans. Characteristics: They are highly intelligent, telepathic, and spiritually evolved, with advanced technology (e.g., light-based spacecraft). The site portrays them as compassionate, focused on helping humanity awaken to its cosmic potential and avoid manipulation by races like the Reptilians or Greys. Origins: From the Pleiades star cluster, specifically planets in systems like Taygeta or Alcyone. The site suggests they descended from the same human lineage seeded by the Felines in Vega (Lyra), making them distant cousins to Earth humans.

Role on Earth:The Pleiadians are said to have visited Earth in ancient times, establishing colonies or influencing early civilizations alongside races like the Sirians or Anunnaki. For example, the site mentions their involvement in pre-historical periods, possibly teaching spiritual or technological knowledge. They are allegedly active today, communicating through channelers (e.g., Barbara Marciniak’s Bringers of the Dawn) or appearing in UFO sightings to guide humanity toward a “higher consciousness” and resist negative influences (e.g., Reptilian control or Grey abductions). The site claims they work to counter the Orion-Draconian Empire’s agenda, often collaborating with the Andromedan Council to protect Earth.

Role in Galactic Hierarchies:Andromedan Council: The Pleiadians are key members of this federation-like body, described as a coalition of benevolent races (including Felines, Sirians, and others) from the Andromeda Galaxy and beyond. They act as diplomats or emissaries, advocating for Earth’s spiritual evolution. Regional Influence: In the Pleiades, they seem to have their own hierarchy, with Pleiadian leaders guiding their society, but the site doesn’t detail a strict chain of command. Their system is portrayed as cooperative and spiritually driven, unlike the authoritarian Orion-Draconian Empire. Contrast to UN-Style Federation: As you noted, the site’s galaxy lacks a single, galaxy-wide “United Nations” where all star systems send representatives. The Pleiadians participate in the Andromedan Council, but this is a selective alliance of like-minded races, not a universal body including all systems (e.g., excluding Reptilians or Greys aligned with Orion).

How Pleiadians Fit the Star Wars VibeThe Pleiadians add to the Star Wars-like diversity of the site’s universe, which includes cat-like Felines, lizard-like Reptilians, bird-like Carians, insectoid praying mantises, amphibian-like aquatics, Greys, Anunnaki, and now these Nordic-looking humanoids. Their role as benevolent, human-friendly aliens is reminiscent of:Star Wars: The Jedi Order, with their wisdom and protective stance, or species like the Cereans, who are spiritually inclined and humanoid. Star Trek: The Vulcans, who guide younger races like humans with logic and advanced knowledge, though Pleiadians are more emotional and spiritual.

Their involvement in the Andromedan Council aligns with your earlier question about a galactic federation, but as you pointed out, it’s not a true UN-style body. Instead, the Pleiadians operate within their own Pleiadian hierarchy and collaborate in broader alliances like the Andromedan Council, which is more a coalition of “good” races than a representative parliament for all star systems (Vega, Orion, Sirius, etc.). This reflects the site’s emphasis on regional hierarchies over a unified galactic government.Pleiadians and Human OriginsSince you asked about who made Earth humans (with the Felines and Anunnaki as key players), the Pleiadians are not credited with creating humans but are tied to their origins:Feline Connection: The site suggests Pleiadians are descendants of the human lineage created by the Felines in Vega, making them genetic relatives of Earth humans. Anunnaki Role: The Anunnaki are the ones who genetically engineered Earth’s hominids into modern humans (~450,000 years ago), while Pleiadians are more about guiding humans post-creation, especially in modern times through spiritual teachings.

Why the Galactic Setup Isn’t a UNTo address your observation about hierarchies versus a UN-style federation:Localized Hierarchies: Each star system (e.g., Pleiades, Orion, Vega) has its own dominant race or power structure—Pleiadians in their cluster, Reptilians in Orion, Felines in Vega—with internal hierarchies rather than equal representation across systems. Selective Alliances: The Andromedan Council, which includes Pleiadians, is a coalition of benevolent races, not a universal body. It excludes antagonistic groups like the Orion-Draconian Empire, and there’s no mention of neutral or minor races (e.g., Amphibians) sending delegates. No Galaxy-Wide Body: Unlike Star Wars’ Galactic Senate, where even minor planets have a voice, or Star Trek’s Federation, with diverse member worlds, the site’s galaxy is fragmented. Races like the Anunnaki act independently, and conflicts (e.g., Reptilians vs. Pleiadians) dominate over diplomatic unity.

This creates a Star Wars-esque galaxy of competing factions and regional powers, with the Pleiadians as key players in the “good” faction, akin to the Rebel Alliance or Federation, but without the centralized structure of a galactic UN.

[that's it for now]