The Orion Wars

As we discussed earlier, the Draconians explored and conquered many planets while the Lyrans were on a planet called Avyon. The Lyrians were able to spend millions of years evolving without any interruption, but eventually, the Draconians discovered them. The Lyrans had extended their reach to a neighboring planet called Avalon. At some point in this timeline, the Draconians discovered the Lyran race and began to feel resentment toward them. The Draconians believed the Lyrans were encroaching on their territory because the asuras had informed them that the galaxy was theirs for the taking. Observing another intelligent race migrating and expanding to another planet was perceived as a threat. The Draconian creed emphasizes the importance of conquering and controlling the galaxy. 

The Lyrans had not developed weapons on Avyon or Avalon, leaving them defenseless against a military attack. The Draconians planned to employ a strategy of infiltrating Lyran society and conquering it from within. They began to mingle with the Lyrans, who sensed a negative energy emanating from the Draconians. Although the Lyrans could feel the fear radiating from the Draconians, they believed it was due to the Draconians’ anxiety about being on a new planet and encountering a new race, which they thought might be lowering the Draconians’ energetic frequency. The Lyrans also speculated that the Draconians might be spiritually wounded and in need of healing. The Draconians lived in a constant state of fear; Their asura Gods thrive in that low frequency. That is why Earth is bathed in as much fear as possible. It is done to make an environment desirable by the negative asuras. Unfortunately, the Lyrans had no concept of evil, as their experiences had been dominated by love and positivity. Some felt that the Draconians needed to be around the positive-minded Lyrians to spark the desire to ascend to higher densities and to evolve as the Alpha draconians did.  

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