Blood and Golden Dust

Abstract: The Rh-Negative Enigma—A Lost Galactic Lineage

We posit a primordial Rh-negative (Rh–) blood race, inferred from incompatibility between Rh– women and Rh+ fetuses, where maternal antibodies attack the Rh+ blood, mitigated by modern pharmacology. Predominating in Western Caucasians, even now ~85% Rh+, this trait suggests interbreeding and a once isolated Rh– lineage—invoking an archetype of the female warrior driven instinctually to preserve fertility from Rh+ hordes. Drawing on Genesis 6’s bene elohim who interbred with human women, we speculate these "sons of the gods" were Rh–, founding a hybrid species, aligning with Plato’s narrative of a noble Atlantean race corrupted by interbreeding. Noah’s descendants may have carried this legacy, shaping Aryan and Semitic traditions, including the "chosen people" concept. This study views Rh– blood as a relic of galactic ancestry, urging further exploration into humanity’s cosmical roots.

—In Cosmo-Genesis Review, via Grok