confusion about sirius, Nibiru, andromeda

[no_leaf_clover]

You made a double-post. Might want to delete the other one [^]

Sirius A and Sirius B are the names of two nearby stars (they're 6th and 7th closest if I remember correctly), and Andromeda is nearby galaxy. The Andromeda galaxy is moving directly towards us, and will eventually collide with us in about 3 billion years. [] I don't know where the Sirius twins are going.

It's my personal belief (maybe shared with a couple other people here) that bipedaled, advanced life came to us indirectly from the Sirius system. I don't think Andromeda really has any place in ideas like that, but other people think that life as we know it came from somewhere in the Andromeda galaxy.

Nibiru was a reason for that life to spread here. 'Ni-bi-ru' is a Sumerian word meaning 'Planet of Crossing'. To make a long story short, based on ancient pieces evidence that are usually interpeted as meaningless mythologies, this planet entered our system after flying through space for countless years as we know them due to a disaster that I believe probably occurred in the Sirius system based on what people have channeled and what has been reportedly said by many 'Grays' during 'abductions'. Nibiru now maintains an orbit resembling that of a comet (See this page: http://users.lycaeum.org/~martins/nibiru.html ) and hits its perihelion, the asteroid belt (which is its closest point to us), every 3600 years or so. The Divine Beings told of in Sumerian 'mythology' came from Nibiru. I don't think life necessarily evolved there, but was helped along, just as we were, and just as gaps in the evolution of modern man show.

That's basically what those things are.

[Lynfer]

I've read "sirius, niburu, and andromeda mentioned numerous times in the post. I've heard of the constellations Sirius. But I don't really understand what these are. CAn anyone explain please?