Danaerea

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Subject – D’Na’Tnek
Filed by – Gerry – Danaerean Observer

Humans call it by many names -

déjà vu – the sense of familiarity that says “I’ve been here before” even though visiting a place for the first time.

reincarnation or past life regression – the belief that consciousness has been transferred from a previous body or life to the current one.

The most accurate description, however, is genetic memory.

A human’s life experiences are not only recorded in their brains, but throughout the cells in their bodies. They pass those memories on to their offspring at the moment of conception. This means that each new generation inherits the collective knowledge of their ancestors up to that point.

As humanity is as yet unAwakened, the capacity of this genetic memory is limited. Older memories must, bit by bit, be overwritten as their brains, the “index” of the d’na’tnek, attempt to prioritize and retain those memories most conducive to their survival on a primitive, autonomic level. This is, it should be obvious, a fragmented and imperfect process.

For the Danæreans, and their corrupted children the Yannoneth, the d’na’tnek was, and is, immeasurably more efficient. The Twelve, as noted in previous reports, hold the collective d’na’tnek of the entire Danærean civilization. [refer to Introductory Report for more]

When the Yannoneth first reached Earth, they sought to revive their race by mating with human beings. Having the same genetic origins, interbreeding was of course feasible. However, given humanity’s less advanced state of evolution, they were, as noted, incapable of incorporating Yannoneth d’na’tnek intact.

This led, among other, more horrible experimentation, to the distribution of the d’na’tnek of individual Yannoneth across multiple matings and offspring. Historically, this gave rise to the custom of harems, an echo of which survives in the practice of polgamy and, to a lesser extent, in polyandry. Controlling their mates ensured that the Yannoneth retained control of their d’na’tnek and that, therefore, their heritage remained secure.

The decline of the Yannoneth, through the subtle actions of the Twelve, eroded this control; the distributed fragments of their d’na’tnek gradually migrated into the human genetic code. This gave rise to the study of genealogy – essentially a Yannoneth attempt to track down the d’na’tnek of the lost members of their race so that it could be reassembled when humanity achieved Awakening.

It is speculated that the attenuation of the d’na’tnek of any individual Yannoneth may be so far advanced that successful reassembly is extremely unlikely. The loss of fragments through natural occurrences such as child mortality and accident, as well as the deliberate actions of the Twelve to encourage celibacy on the part of those in whom they had detected Yannoneth genetic material, indicate a high degree of probability that no complete pattern can be achieved.

However, with humanity’s Awakening at hand, a renewed effort on the part of the few remaining Yannoneth has been noted.

Observation will continue.

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