SIENNA EVE BENTON
 

Many legends from the Akashic Library share patterns with Greek mythology, showing a collective human impulse to find meaning in stars and constellations. Stories like Lyra, Andromeda, and Pegasus reveal common themes such as conflict, sacrifice, loyalty, and transformation—reflecting universal lessons about existence, courage, and unity. This shared symbolism across cultures suggests the possibility of a collective consciousness underlying human storytelling and myth-making.

Andromedan starseeds left their galaxy to help birth the Andromeda and Lyra constellations in the Milky Way, working with the Elohim to manifest life through star nurseries and DNA. As master creators, they laid the foundation for physical existence. But their creation was shattered in the Lyra Wars, forcing them to rebuild, mediate peace, and continue their mission of expansion, balance, and restoration.

The Carians, golden avian beings from an inverse universe, are often mistaken for Blue Avians. They created the Draconians as powerful protectors, but their creation, the Ciakar, became too intelligent and violent. After a failed attempt to contain them, a war erupted. Exiled through a black hole, the Draconians ended up in our universe, sparking the Lyra Wars. Eventually, they founded the Orion Empire. The Carians now seek redemption, aiding galactic federations to monitor t