The First Civilization to Emerge in the Galaxy

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Hello - The First Universe of the Twelve is that of Jesias. Only two planets were breathed into it by GOD, the first inhabited by a race of very high spiritual beings, not human, the second beings not Solar, of Hierarchical spirits but not of the Hierarchy, with a population of nearly six million people. Samanah (who we know as Satan, one of the Sons) was originally there. See The Winds of Truth Great Writings of the Truths of GOD revealed at Glastonbury. Blessings - RevDrD/Ministry

Glad I found this video, good story... hope for more

Fascinating account that melds galactic history with a fictional story not unlike human kind.

Lol I was really hoping that all the drama was building up to when they sent out a radio signal in a last ditch effort to share their civilization with others in the future. And then it turned out that was the Wow! signal that we missed the majority of and have no clue what was said.

My take:
There was no first civilization.
My reasoning:
Life appears to have emerged on Earth at the earliest moment that it could have. The implication is that life appears on planets at the earliest moment that it can support it. This suggests that life began to emerge across the entire universe at the first moments that the universe itself could have supported it, on billions and billions of planets. The 'first' civilization would have seen many worlds with life, if they developed the technology to detect them. I think it's likely that while the first was still spreading to the stars, the second would have been already blasting off. There was less of a 'first civilization', and more of a 'first generation of civilizations'.
The alternative is that civilizations are so rare that they never see each other. Or I guess something in between. But since I think life itself is probably very common (based on how quickly it appeared here), I think the first take is more likely.

I've watched this video several times, and every one is as poignant as the last, perhaps more...

Outdid yourself on this one. I couldn't put it down even if the building was on fire.

Assuming that the big bang happened

Yep, we're the first until we aren't. And that's that.

'imen....Human. I see what you did there.

WOW.

Lol the Immen’s sniffed Freon HAHAHA ! Bruh WTF 😳 LOL

He is talking about the earth.

WE ARE THE FIRST

Great story! Thank you.

Gotta be us

This can be the base of a good movie! ❤

Just because the galaxy is up for grabs does not mean that other civilisations would want to colonise it.

There is nobody out there, at least anywhere near us, or interested in colonising the galaxy.

guaranteed a few did come and go maybe we will find out what happed to them one day or they will find out what happed to us?

There's absolutely no reason to believe that life could have arisen in the universe any earlier than we did. As far as we can tell, the universe must have existed at least several billion years before the ingredients to life were even present, let alone actually organized into a lifeform.

Clearly the Imen story is our story in essence. Most people live in a cloud that nothing can go wrong, which is why pioneers like musk must get us to mars, so we are on another planet in case ours gets trashed or we trash it. We are not smart, but some people are. Competition and greed will be our downfall as we can see right now. We won't change.

Thoroughly enjoyed this.

Goddamn this makes me happy thank you for putting wonder back into my world

This is an amazingly written allegory. Maybe the channel's underrated magnum opus

This channel is AMAZING

Beautiful video man thank your

you are an incredible story teller. I'm hooked ;) my imagination is blowing up man. thank you so much!!!

Fact is, we have only about 200 Million years left to survive before we go into extinction.
We live in the end phase of life on earth.

The Matthew Inmans

I see what you did here

I don't know of any of my friends could share this feeling with me, but this type of videos is absolutely mind-boggling to me, thinking about countless civilizations living and dying within our galaxy is truly a profound thought. Hopefully before I die we'll have a self sustained colony on Mars to secure our midterm survival as a species.

Really captivating story. You should seriously consider doing more like this.

Brilliant, thought provoking, and beautiful.

I’d like to believe a small group found a way to get off of their world and are traveling around the galaxy in an ever changing O’Neill cylinder, with remnants of their home world. Perhaps they even found other life, and put a settlement there as they moved on for more exploration. With renewed hope that and confirmation that they are not alone.
Maybe we will meet them one day.

My thoughts:

1) Very likely, the earliest technological civilizations in our galaxy started around the same time, overlapping each other.

2) It could never be "proven" that other technological civilizations in our galaxy don't exist, even if unsuccessful searches spanned millions of years. 

3) The term "life as we know it" has always troubled me. More than likely, ET life, including intelligent life, exists "as we don't know it."

4) Finally, anyone paying attention to the news over the last several years knows that the pentagon has been taking the UFO/UAP phenomenon VERY seriously. The idea that intelligent alien life has already visited the Earth is a very real possibility!

It is very sad to see how science is abused politically. The late "leaks" about the UFOs, which are crashing only in the US, are identical to a sketch by WTUK. It is a scary reality in which our world would see real scientists as "conspiracy theorists".
Great content, very imaginative, and lots of food for thought.
Thank you!

...er, 'a one-way-dialogue' - that'll be a monologue then. Loved the vid though.

You had me at first. Really thought you were going to make up some cool story. But it's basically an early reflection of us. Kind of ruined it for me.

i enjoyed it. i thought the mention of radiodurans was foreshadowing what their final project would be: seeding the galaxy with DNA-based life. hopefully our story will have a happier ending.

As great as this is I couldn't help but feel a bit surprised that he suddenly started talking about" immans" as tho they were an actual first settler without any warning or intro. Jist kinda had to work it out. I was going back over and over again during the first 10 minutes thinking "I've definitely missed something where he introduced these immans" but no 🤷‍♂️.

Awsome video tho

Of course it's easily conceivable, though not so demonstrable, that Earth is the first. This might not be a popular view, if only because it would seem to give us a heavier responsibility.

I hate when my frow burrows.

This would make a great film

This aged well.

What a wonderfully powerful depiction, this should be a compulsory watch for all people of power and those who give them that power (the population)

why r u in the cold snow?

So basically Avatar...

You got a quit smoking the dope.