Gods and goddesses

In the first civilizations of humanity that we know of, the gods and goddesses were always present. The knowledge that we call civilization is attributed to them and we can find many writings that explain this from the Sumerian stone tablets from more than 6000 years ago that were translated over 25 years ago by Zecharia Sitchin. These stone tablets are totally revealing about the influence they had and how they modified our genetic code. The oldest papyri of the ancient Egyptians in their texts of the pyramids or additionally, all of the temples that have remained and can be visited, the gods and goddesses are present. When we arrived in ancient and wise Greece, the gods were present in their lives, and although they have already lost their divine and naturally perfect character, since they show their whims and disputes, their merit over civilization and their influence is not questioned. The Romans changed their names but they are the same Greek gods, and it is known to all how the advancement of civilization is distorting the popular knowledge of these gods, that there are enough vestiges to believe that they lived among us. This favors the strength of Christianity, and the progressive abolition of the worship of these gods, although to a lesser extent it is replaced by Saints. In Latin America, we have the Popol-Vuh, which speaks of those good gods like Quetzalcoatl who taught them the art of tilling the land, building houses and aqueducts.

In India, we have the Vedas, the Upanishads, etc., which not only speak of the gods but also of natural medicine, medicinal plants and artifacts, with their respective plans and drawings that are not understandable today, but that researchers believe are the energy machines and what appear to be flying machines.