For more than two thousand years, Jews, Christians, and Muslims have awaited a final resolution of history.
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The competing end-times scenarios I share here represent ancient archetypes embedded in human consciousness by powerful ruling traditions that our creators, the giant human refugees who peopled Earth from the constellation Lyra.
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The Abrahamic traditions indoctrinated and enforced their themes of cosmic warfare, chosen peoples, divine punishment, final battles, absolute truth claims, and participation in the genocide of God’s enemies. Our societies generate and reinforce deep ideas — archetypes —of saviors and final battles. Why saviors? Jung suggested that humanity repeatedly projects its deepest hopes onto savior figures. Christians await Christ. Shi’a Muslims await the Mahdi. Political movements await the perfect leader.

Yet Jung argued that the source of redemption may not lie in history’s future but within the human psyche itself. The Savior archetype represents the possibility of integration, healing, and wholeness. Cooperative Partnership, the sub-rosa polar opposite of domination, persists, perhaps from the epochs of in Lyra before the Draconian wars. On Earth, the Nibiran Princess Ninmah of the Anunnaki taught that compassion, giving, and people’s partnership with each other, with other beings, and with the planet are needed to create an upleveling consciousness that embraces the entire dimension of giving and taking in the ever-going evolution of this Universe.

The question is whether we recognize that possibility within ourselves or continue projecting it onto leaders, movements, and end-times scenarios.