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Elohi
Pleiadian people of Asterope whose name Swaruu links to 'Elohim'
In the Family of Taygeta material, the Elohi (also called Naph) are a Pleiadian race from the star Asterope. Swaruu says the biblical word Elohim comes from them, and links the Sumerian 'Enlil' faction with the Elohi, though on Earth many different races — even some positive reptilians — ended up under the Elohim label.
Also called: Elohi of Asterope, Naph, Elohim (as remembered on Earth).
- Home
- Asterope, Pleiades
- Star
- Pleiades
- Alignment
- Mostly benevolent: Mostly service-to-others, with some exceptions
What they look like
Not described in detail; one translation stresses they are a distinct species from the Taygetans and Engan.
Their bond with Earth
Swaruu presents them as one source of humanity's memories of the Elohim and of the Enlil faction in Sumerian lore.
What each source says
Swaruu says Enlil corresponds to the race of the Elohi of Asterope, from whom the name Elohim derives, while noting that Earth grouped several peoples — Elohi, Taygetans, Engan, Solatians and even positive reptilians — under that one name. The transcripts are not fully consistent on whether the Elohi are a separate species from the Taygetans.
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