Sirius
The Sirius (Ashkeran) systems per A Gift From The Stars (2020): Sirius A (Ashkera), B (Thula) and C (Xylanthia).
Sirius is a binary (and possibly trinary) star system approximately 8.6 light-years from Earth in the constellation Canis Major, identified across multiple traditions of exopolitical testimony and Danaan's A Gift from the Stars and Encyclopedia Galactica series as home to several distinct non-human civilizations and as the relocated imperial seat of the Anunnaki. The Sirius A star is designated Ashkera in the Galactic Federation of Worlds nomenclature; the B dwarf companion is home to the Nommo and was the base from which the Anunnaki imperial court of Anu operated following a territorial agreement with a Draco reptilians queen named Tia.
Stellar structure (the Ashkeru systems)
In Elena Danaan's A Gift From The Stars, Sirius is a trinary system whose three stars and their worlds are known collectively as the "Ashkeru systems," after the main star Ashkera; all the peoples living there go by the common name Ashkeru (singular Ashkeri). Danaan's diagram names the three stars Ashkera (A), Thula (B) and Xylanthia/Emerya (C) along with several of their worlds:
- Sirius A - "Ashkera" (the bright blue star). Its world Kashta ("K-Ash-Tah," "[born] from the brilliant star") is home to the Katayy, a peaceful Taal-Lyran colony that arrived from Vega and terraformed the planet with Lyran sound-and-geometry technology; they are members of the Galactic Federation of Worlds but do not engage in conflict.
- Sirius B - "Thula" (the dense white dwarf). The Thula planetary system shelters a great diversity of species and is the seat of the Ashtar Collective (the "Sirian Collective"), whose headquarters lie on the planet Morga. The planet Nyan was the original home of the amphibian Nommo, while the science-oriented Ashkeru-Taal (or T-Ashkeri) arose here from the cross-breeding of Taal colonists - who had arrived with the Katayy - with local Greys; some hold high positions in the Ashtar Galactic Command.
- Sirius C - "Emerya" (the dark red dwarf), the epicentre of the system's intertwined elliptical orbits. Its single terraformed, near-perpetually lit ocean world Xylanthia is home to the Nommo, who migrated there after being chased from Nyan by the Orion Alliance.
Civilizations
The Nommo are amphibian, androgynous beings who originated in the Sirius B system before being chased by the Orion Alliance and resettled on a terraformed planet (Xylanthia) around Sirius C. They made contact with multiple ancient Earth civilizations — Sumer, Babylon, Egypt, and the Dogon of West Africa — approximately 5,000 years ago, then withdrew when the Alpha Draconian Empire encroached. The Dogon people's traditional astronomical knowledge of Sirius B — a white dwarf star invisible to the naked eye, not confirmed by Western astronomy until 1862 — is widely cited in this tradition as evidence of the Nommo contact.
The Anakh — an ancient humanoid dynasty from the galaxy Uraeia who entered the Milky Way and first settled near Arcturus — relocated to Sirius B under a territorial agreement with Draco reptilian queen Tia, with the condition that Anu marry Tia and their offspring inherit the Anakh throne. This arrangement displaced Anu's son Ea (also known as Enki) in favor of the reptilian-hybrid Enlil (Yuh), establishing the governance split that underlies much of the Anunnaki dynastic history on Earth.
The Kayzar, a hive-consciousness repto-insectoid species from the Ashkera (Sirius A) system in Canis Major, are active in spaceship manufacturing and parts production as members of the Galactic Guild of Merchants and Galactic Federation of Worlds.
Sirius B and the Anunnaki imperial court
Following a territorial agreement with Draco reptilian queen Tia, the Anunnaki emperor Anu relocated the Anakh imperial seat to the Sirius B system, with the condition that Anu marry Tia and their reptilian-hybrid offspring Enlil inherit the throne in place of Anu's son Enki. This arrangement established the governance split underlying much of subsequent Anunnaki dynastic history on Earth — the conflict between Enki (civilization-builder, identified with Osiris in Egyptian tradition) and Enlil (authoritarian, identified with Set) originates in a Sirian political compact.
Michael Salla confirms the Anunnaki originated in the Sirian star system and have their own galactic hierarchy distinct from the intergalactic Seeders: "The Anunnaki are based in our galaxy — they originally came out of the Sirian star system."
Sirius in Egyptian religion
The star Sirius (ancient Egyptian: Sopdet; identified with Isis) marked the Egyptian New Year with its heliacal rising just before the Nile's annual flood, making it the astronomical clock of Egyptian civilization. In exopolitics, this identification reflects direct cultural contact between Sirian beings and Egypt during the Zep Tepi era — the same beings the Dogon later recorded as the Nommo. Graham Hancock notes the Göbekli Tepe pillar alignments also appear to track the rising point of Sirius across time, suggesting Sirian astronomical significance predates the Egyptian tradition by thousands of years.
Alex Collier's caution regarding Sirius
Alex Collier, in his 1998 Art Bell interview, reports that the Andromedans warned him specifically about Sirian civilizations: "What I've been told about Sirius A and what I've been told about Sirius B is that they're not to be trusted. They have been definitely part of the problem holding us back all this time." This represents a significant divergence from the positive characterization of Sirian beings according to Elena Danaan, and reflects the complexity of Sirian civilization — multiple species and factions operating from the same system with differing agendas toward Earth.
Contact with Earth
The Sirius system features in Alex Collier's contacts with the Andromedans, who identified Sirian beings as among those who gave genetic material to the ancient human lineage. The Emen and associated Sirian-lineage contacts appear in multiple contact accounts as intermediaries between the Galactic Federation and certain human groups in the ancient Near East. The Sirian role in Egyptian religion — the star Sirius identified with Isis and rising annually at the Nile inundation — is framed in exopolitics testimony as a remnant of direct contact.
See also
- List of non-human intelligent beings
- Contact with non-human intelligent beings
- Lyran Wars
- Star systems in exopolitics