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[[File:Dna unplug.png|thumb|DNA Unplugged Timeline]] | |||
This is the reference point in our current historical record where the human [[DNA]] was unplugged on the earth and all [[Galactic Wars]] memories and our true origins were erased from our memories by the [[NAA]] invading races. DNA and vibratory digression began a gradual decent from the [[Orion Group]] population coming to the earth from primarily 208,000 years ago in the [[Orion Wars]], however the major [[Unplugged DNA]] in humanity was when the [[Sumerian-Egypt Invasion]] transpired about 5,500 years ago. Until this point in the timeline, humans retained memories of their galactic history. | |||
We are entering a phase where the original human DNA coding can be reclaimed into organic sequencing from the reversals placed in the [[Stonehenge]], [[Giza]] and [[Temple Mount]] gates that were used to scramble fire letters and the cellular alphabet. The [[Cellular Alphabet]] is the mechanism the cell uses for sending internal messages, such as determining the use of specific proteins to repair damage done to our genes. For this reason, we are revisiting the [[Historical Timeline Trigger Events|historical timeline trigger event]] when human DNA was unplugged on the earth, which damaged the internal chemical messaging in our cells. | We are entering a phase where the original human DNA coding can be reclaimed into organic sequencing from the reversals placed in the [[Stonehenge]], [[Giza]] and [[Temple Mount]] gates that were used to scramble fire letters and the cellular alphabet. The [[Cellular Alphabet]] is the mechanism the cell uses for sending internal messages, such as determining the use of specific proteins to repair damage done to our genes. For this reason, we are revisiting the [[Historical Timeline Trigger Events|historical timeline trigger event]] when human DNA was unplugged on the earth, which damaged the internal chemical messaging in our cells. | ||