The first video in the series introduces the ancient origin story of the human race, beginning with “Adam,” a primeval group of beings who lived in a state of innocence, unaware of shame, sin, or the concept of spiritual afterlife. This earliest race was akin to nature itself, existing without knowledge of procreation or moral restraint. The narrative deepens as celestial beings, later referred to as “Eve” (meaning “mother of life”), descend to Earth. Unlike Adam, they originate from higher realms or past lives on other worlds. These beings are cautioned against procreation with Adam’s race to avoid binding themselves to the physical realm and losing memory of their celestial origins.

In this video, the story of humanity’s spiritual guardianship unfolds as Earth transitions into a new epoch, with millions of angels joining humanity to uplift their spiritual and moral fiber. Yet, this divine mission is fraught with challenges as rebellious lower angels, disregarding divine laws, assume control over humans, igniting chaos and fostering war on Earth and in the lower heavens. These rogue spirits inspire mortals towards violence and discord, building prisons in the lower heavens for their enemies and creating a cycle of confusion and violence that extends into the spirit world. 

The third video delves into humanity’s continued moral trials as the I’hins stray from divine commands and intermingle with the Adamic race, resulting in a new generation—the Magnons (or “Cain”), who lack spiritual light and moral awareness. This blending brings tension, as the Magnons, lacking reverence for sacred customs, turn violently against the I’hins, looting their resources and threatening their existence. In response, symbolic practices like circumcision arise to distinguish the I’hins, marking their allegiance to divine principles and eternal life. 

The fourth video portrays the emergence of a new race, Humans, born from the union of I’hins and Magnons, embodying a blend of spiritual potential and worldly instincts. Although these Humans do not harm the I’hins, they adopt warlike tendencies and wage campaigns against the Magnons. In this period of widespread violence, the I’hins uphold spiritual rituals, conducting worship in temples where angelic beings manifest, while the rest of humanity remains uncomprehending and distant from divine teachings. 

In The Secret Life of Earth’s next four videos, we’re transported to an ancient era, referred to as the Arc of ‘Noe,’ from which the biblical figure Noah is derived. This story centers on the I’hins, a spiritual race struggling to survive amidst the moral decay of surrounding populations. In this time of widespread corruption, humanity’s transgressions manifest physically, as illness and suffering permeate their societies. Through the I’hins, we see a people determined to adhere to spiritual principles, holding fast to purity and protecting sacred knowledge amid immense challenges. 

In this second video, we follow the I’hins as they embark on a journey, dispersed across continents by divine forces. After the flood, they are carried in fleets to all corners of the earth: Guatama (America), Jaffeth (China), Shem (India), Ham (Egypt), and Yista (Japan). This migration of the I’hins is portrayed as the intentional seeding of spiritual knowledge throughout the world. Each fleet, directed by divine winds, symbolizes the spread of sacred teachings and the establishment of peace and industry in new lands. 

Video three reveals the sacred teachings and rites that formed the foundation of the I’hins’ spiritual practices. We are introduced to a deeply structured set of commandments, divided into seven degrees, each serving as a step toward achieving spiritual alignment. Through these degrees, the I’hins pledge loyalty to the Creator, honor moral obligations, and reinforce social order by cultivating peace, purity, and respect for life. Their covenant to serve the Creator and each other demonstrates a commitment to principles that transcend the material realm. 

In the fourth video, we witness the flourishing of the I’hins as they settle in new lands, establishing communities and practices that emphasize peace, productivity, and reverence for the natural world. They are shown to be industrious, eschewing violence, living sustainably, and embracing a plant-based lifestyle. As cities rise, leaders known as “rab’bah” oversee the spiritual well-being of their communities, performing sacred rites and recording knowledge for future generations. These early societies exemplify an ideal, harmonious existence, free from the chaos that characterized the pre-flood world. 

The story of Zarathustra highlights his divine origins and transformative mission. Guided by the higher angels, the Loo’is, the rare and spiritually gifted I’hins were prepared over generations to bring forth this child of profound insight. Zarathustra’s mother, Too’che, claimed a miraculous conception through the All Light itself, but her revelation was met with skepticism and hostility. Forced to flee to the Forest of Goats, she found refuge among the nomadic Listians, where Zarathustra grew into a figure of miracles and wisdom, reshaping the Listians’ way of life with his teachings. 

Zarathustra, with fifty chosen companions, set out to spread the Creator’s wisdom across distant lands. In one city, he confronted a king for his arrogance and violence, warning of divine judgment. Miracles and angelic visions confirmed his message, but the king refused to repent, leading to the city’s destruction during a siege. Zarathustra’s teachings inspired thousands, despite efforts to silence him, as he guided people toward a peaceful, spiritual life. 

Zarathustra, the All Pure, travelled to spread the Creator’s law, establishing peaceful communities and confronting rulers. In King Abaotha’s city, he declared his mission to end violence, invoking divine fire to protect himself from soldiers. Despite the king’s hostility, Zarathustra’s faith prevailed as even fierce cheetahs submitted to him. After the king’s failed suicide attempt, Zarathustra healed him, using the moment to teach humility, selflessness, and devotion. 

Zarathustra’s return to Persia sparks a confrontation with the king of Oas, whose kingdom has fallen into decline during the prophet’s absence. Betrayed by a gatekeeper, Zarathustra is captured and sentenced to die for preaching heresy and rebellion. Calmly, he predicts the fall of the king, the destruction of Oas, and the rise of a new order. 

In the ancient lands of China, a descendant of the I’hin lineage, sends her fourteen children to spread sacred teachings. Her descendants form the Han tribe, which strays from the Creator’s path under the chieftain Le Han, who proclaims himself “King of the Sun.” Seeking power, Han enforces a single worldview, outlawing spiritual practices and persecuting the faithful. Generations later, a prophet named Poe arises. Born as an ‘iesu,’ Poe defies Han’s decrees, advocating a return to divine law and leading a movement against tyranny. 

Abraham’s journey is a testament to the establishment of a faithful nation, set apart from its surrounding cultures and guided by divine instruction. Following his departure from Sodom, he leads his people with humility and devotion, teaching them to live in integrity and to honor the Creator. Guided by visions, he organizes his followers, imparts cosmic knowledge, and upholds the distinct identity of his people in opposition to idolatrous practices. 

Brahma emerges as a prophetic figure guided to revive lost spiritual truths. Foretold to usher in a new era, Brahma leaves his homeland for Talavitcha, where he meets Yu Tiv, a compassionate mat weaver who shares his devotion. Together, they raise a family, but the Creator’s voice, once guiding Brahma, falls silent for eighteen years. When the divine voice returns, Brahma receives a renewed mission to speak out against spiritual corruption and tyranny. His revelations, recorded by his son Vede, form the foundation of a new spiritual community, the Vedans or Brahmins. 

In ancient Persia, King Luthag, a wise and benevolent ruler, faced a devastating drought. Seeking fertile lands, his high seer discovered Egypt, leading to a great migration that transformed the region into a thriving civilization. Over centuries, Egypt grew independent, ruled by visionary leaders who enriched the land with cities, temples, and knowledge, setting the stage for its lasting legacy. 

King Thothma, swayed by the deceptive god Osiris, drove the People of Faith out of Egypt, resulting in the deaths of numerous individuals and the seizure of their possessions. Those who survived, totaling three million, escaped from the region. The ones who stayed behind had to practice their beliefs covertly. They were subjected to harsh and repressive laws that prohibited them from owning any property or imparting their religious teachings to others. 

After the completion of the Great Pyramid, King Thothma and his four high priests entered the Holy Chamber, where the spirit of Osiris, through his servant Egupt, revealed the key to everlasting life. Osiris instructed the king to guard the temple’s secrets, sharing with him the mysteries of good and evil and the triumph of man over death. Thothma, after undergoing a death-like trance, ascended to the heavenly realms with Osiris’ angel, Baal, where he witnessed divine glory and the horrors of hell, learning that all gods were once mortals who attained godhood through creation. 

Thothma, the wise king of Egypt, established numerous schools and spiritual institutions, training thousands in adeptism and the death trance to ascend to Osiris’ heavenly realms. Believing in immortality, he hoped to transcend death, but upon his death at 100, his body remained unchanged. The priests, following Osiris’ teachings, attempted to resurrect him but unknowingly used Xaian, a young adept, for a spiritual transfer, convincing everyone that Thothma had returned. 

The Secret History of the Jews offers a fascinating perspective on the Jewish faith’s beginnings and development. It begins with the Israelites’ worship of the formless Great Spirit, E-O-Ih, exploring their early spiritual practices with Moses, emphasizing secrecy and sacred rituals. 

The narrative delves into the Israelites’ challenges, including intermarriage, idolatry, and forsaking Moses’ peace policies. Saul’s rise to kingship marks a move from spiritual to political rule, reshaping their deity to resemble neighbouring nations. This shift is criticized for weakening their faith, causing internal strife and external conflict.

This video offers a refreshing and thought-provoking perspective on the founding of the United States. By blending history with spiritual insights, it uncovers the divine inspiration behind America’s creation. It highlights how figures like Columbus and the Founding Fathers were guided by unseen forces, making the country’s rise to liberty not just a political achievement, but part of a larger, spiritual mission.

This video challenges conventional history, suggesting that pivotal moments like the American Revolution and the fight for freedom were influenced by cosmic forces. It offers a unique lens through which to view America’s struggle for justice, presenting the nation’s story as part of a divine plan.