Speculation: Book of Enoch is describing NHI. “Elohim” is often translated to “God” but in Hebrew, it really means “The Powerful ones.”

I found this video to be quite fascinating.

I’m a lifelong atheist. Frankly, I went many decades thinking NHI or “aliens” is complete BS as well. I began to go down the NHI rabbithole back in 2016 and over that time, I couldn’t help but notice the bizarre similarities between modern close encounters and ancient “religious” texts.

Taking the Bible as an example, in the original Hebrew text, the word “God” isn’t present in the literature. “Elohim” is translated into “God,” hundreds of years later, but the true original meaning is “the powerful ones.” Plural. Many powerful beings, not one power being.

Thousands of years ago, if you came across a NHI telepathically communicating with you, or simply flying in a UAP, describing them as the “powerful ones” is appropriate.

I think our current understanding of the word “religion” and “god,” is greatly misconstrued.

I suspect that most “religions,” such as Christianity, were never intended to push beliefs and meant to be “practiced.” These ancient texts, from all cultures were written to record history. In many cases, Kings, tribal leaders, and other powerful individuals would USE these ancient texts to manipulate and gain power.

People would describe the Aborigine’s terminology “Wajinda” as them describing their gods. But the Aborigines never referred to Wajinda as gods. The Aborigines described Wajinda as powerful entities like this:

“sky-beings” or “spirits from the clouds” who came down from the Milky Way during Dreamtime and created the Earth and all its inhabitants.

Wandjinas disappeared. They descended into the earth and since then, have lived at the bottom of the water source.

Some Wandjina also returned to the sky, and can now be seen at night as lights moving high above the earth.

The ancient Aborigine culture also made many ancient cave paintings of these Wajinda. Is it a coincidence that their cave paintings look bizarrely similar to “Greys?”

https://www.ancient-origins.net/human-origins-folklore/wandjina-rock-art-00701

Perhaps there’s more truth to these “myths ” than we thought. They’ve just been mistranslated, misconstrued and misunderstood for thousands of years.