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Evergreen, thesis-driven Explainers on the Wheel of Heaven hypothesis. Long-form analysis with full sourcing — built to last, not to react.
Sendy and the Raëlian Messages
Jean Sendy and the first Raëlian Message: shared readings of Genesis and the case for possible borrowing.
Six Mornings, Six Years
The three Raëlian source books examined as a staged disclosure, with attention to timing, geography, and withheld information.
The Signature and the Designers
Stephen Meyer’s design argument compared with the Raëlian account of physical designers who were themselves created.
The Rain Over Helicon
M. L. West’s account of Greek myth’s eastern connections, and the evidence and limits of literary borrowing.
The East Face of Homer
Greek borrowing from Mesopotamia: the scholarly evidence, its limits, and its place in the Wheel of Heaven interpretation.
The World Behind the Odyssey
The older traditions of gods, monsters, and cultural memory behind Homer’s Odyssey and its modern retelling.
The Shape of Humanity
The canon’s image of humanity as a developing organism, and a proposed approach to studying it.
The Mill That Grinds the Ages
Hamlet’s Mill, the zodiac, and the Hebrew Mazzaroth: reading the precessional ages through myth.
Are the Watchers and the Nephilim the Same?
How Genesis and 1 Enoch distinguish the Watchers from the Nephilim: the fathers and their offspring.
Unsealed in Year One
The discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls read through the project’s chronology and the theme of revelation.
The Man Who Bet the Bible on the Moon
Jean Sendy’s technological reading of Genesis and the lunar prediction on which he staked his interpretation.
Monotheism Is the Wrong Question
Ancient conflicts over idols read as questions of allegiance, mediation, and memory within the Wheel of Heaven framework.
The Religion of Religions
The canon’s description of Raëlism as an atheistic “religion of religions,” considered alongside fifty years of scholarship.
The Scrolls That Woke in Year One
The Dead Sea Scrolls and the significance their discovery’s timing holds within the Wheel of Heaven chronology.
Are the Anunnaki the Elohim?
Why Wheel of Heaven identifies the Anunnaki with the Elohim while rejecting Zecharia Sitchin’s Nibiru interpretation.
Are Lucifer and Satan the Same?
The textual distinction between Lucifer and Satan, and their opposing roles in the Wheel of Heaven interpretation.
The Translator's Wager
Mauro Biglino’s translation work and the literal reading of the Hebrew Bible that shaped his later books.
The Archdeacon and the Dragon
Paul Wallis’s Eden books and their route from biblical interpretation toward ideas shared with the Raëlian canon.
The Infinite in Both Directions
The Raëlian account of an infinite cosmos, read through scale, time, and the idea of fractal structure.
The Book Closest to the Truth
The canon’s remarks about Kabbalah traced to the measurements and textual history of the Shi’ur Qomah.
The First Mosques Faced Petra, Not Mecca
The argument for an early Islamic center at Petra, examined through qibla orientations, historical texts, and Nabataean connections.
The Flood Was a Reset, Not a Punishment
Sumerian, Babylonian, Hebrew, and Enochic flood accounts compared through divine decisions, survival, and the preservation of life.