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Wheel of Heaven is an open, multilingual reading of the ancient world's creation traditions through one working hypothesis: that the beings called Elohim were a small advanced human civilization that designed life on Earth.

Wheel of Heaven reads the religious texts as a partly-distorted record of a real event — the engineering of terrestrial life by an advanced human civilization called the Elohim — and traces that event across the twelve precessional ages of the Great Year. The reading is held as a hypothesis to be checked, not a doctrine to be believed. Every page carries a small badge labeling its main claim as direct, inferred, or speculative. The work is free, source-aware, and open to revision where the evidence shifts.

Wheel of Heaven is an open, multilingual reading of the ancient world's creation traditions — Raëlian, biblical, Mesopotamian, and others — through a single working hypothesis: that the beings called Elohim were a small advanced human civilization that came here, designed life on Earth, and left a record in the religious texts.

The reading runs across twelve ages of the precessional cycle, from the project's beginning twenty-two thousand years ago to the present age of disclosure and into the long future the next Great Year is opening.

The site is free, source-aware, and built so the work can be checked. Every page carries an epistemic badge — direct, inferred, or speculative — so a reader can tell what kind of claim they're looking at. The corpus is published in nine languages under a CC0-1.0 license, with the underlying source code open at github.com/wheelofheaven. Where the evidence shifts, the reading shifts.