First Hominids

[Navaratna]

Anyways, it's probably just science fiction, but these are fun concepts to think about.

Yes, they are.

But, to play with it further, does this also mean, that all of us have some Mars and Guardian consciousness thing goin on because of the genetic legacy of our hominid bodies?

Proceeding from the idea that modern-day humans derive from the first hominids, then yes, there would be a genetic legacy. And your idea of why we are so warlike fits that as well. Even if an entity has incarnated here for the first time, there would be DNA inheritance and genetic memory. Couple this with our still-functional brain stems (the "lizard" brain), and how easily humans can be induced to fear and other reactive emotions, we have a difficult, ingrained stumbling block to deal with.

And yet, if the Guardian legacy is also there alongside the Mars legacy, therein lies an opportunity to resonate with the Guardian energy. I think in this veiled existence, where survival—physical, mental, emotional—is the default position and the path of least resistance because the lizard brain and instinct are so deeply hardwired in this physical environment, it underscores Maslow's hirrarchy of needs, and the idea that the lower energy centers must be a strong and balanced foundation for unfettered work in the higher ones.

It's almost like the choice of polarity was hardwired in to our system, hmmmmmmm.....

This place really makes me wonder...

The more and more it seems like either no one who authored it made these connections. Yet they all exist.
Yet it's possible that people did but didn't speak of them...but think of the extraordinarily extravagant level of details and effort that would have had to be put in to hiding these details.

This sounds like Martian lords to me.

There are places older than Egypt...Sumeria...and this bizarre place.

I'm watching this one next about Egypt and Iraq's gargantuan graveyards. The older and largest in the world. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUPYEwbay4Q