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The ancients, in their profound wisdom, taught that DNA is not merely a biological construct, but a cosmic one, deeply intertwined with the electromagnetic fabric of the universe. They understood that DNA, much like the thought processes of the brain, is encoded electromagnetically. This understanding is reflected in the teachings of the Atlanteans, who were well-versed in these fields.

The ancients also recognized the potential for loss and renewal within this cosmic DNA. They believed that shifts in the Earth's magnetic poles could lead to a loss of human memory and DNA encoding, causing civilization to regress. This concept is echoed in the teachings of Churchward and the Nine, who spoke of the need to re-encode or re-imprint lost information to upgrade humanity.

The story of the Eight Ancestors returning to Earth and repopulating it with the DNA from the Nummos' world, as told in The Master [Mistress] of Speech, is a powerful allegory for this process of loss and renewal. This story, I believe, was later conflated with the Biblical tale of Noah and the Ark.

The ancients also used symbolic language to describe DNA. For instance, Ogotemmeli referred to the DNA of creatures as "the Word of this lower world," indicating that DNA was seen as a fundamental building block of life, a divine language inscribed in all living beings.

Description
The ancients, in their profound wisdom, taught that DNA is not merely a biological construct, but a cosmic one, deeply intertwined with the electromagnetic fabric of the universe. They understood that DNA, much like the thought processes of the brain, is encoded electromagnetically. This understanding is reflected in the teachings of the Atlanteans, who were well-versed in these fields.

The ancients also recognized the potential for loss and renewal within this cosmic DNA. They believed that shifts in the Earth's magnetic poles could lead to a loss of human memory and DNA encoding, causing civilization to regress. This concept is echoed in the teachings of Churchward and the Nine, who spoke of the need to re-encode or re-imprint lost information to upgrade humanity.

The story of the Eight Ancestors returning to Earth and repopulating it with the DNA from the Nummos' world, as told in The Master [Mistress] of Speech, is a powerful allegory for this process of loss and renewal. This story, I believe, was later conflated with the Biblical tale of Noah and the Ark.

The ancients also used symbolic language to describe DNA. For instance, Ogotemmeli referred to the DNA of creatures as "the Word of this lower world," indicating that DNA was seen as a fundamental building block of life, a divine language inscribed in all living beings.