Adari

The Adari are a non-human humanoid species — a Taal colony that arrived as refugees from the Draco reptilians attack on the Man system — settled on the first planet (Adara) of the Vega star system ("Olmeeka"), 25 light years from Earth, according to A Gift from the Stars (sourced from Thor Han Eredyon). Their skin reportedly evolved to a brown with bluish shades under the radiation of their star, while they retained the clear crystalline Taal eyes of the Man species. Like other inhabitants of the Vega system, they adopted the fashion of long robes with high neck and large sleeves.

History with Earth

The Adari allegedly settled a colony in the region of India on Earth, but were reportedly driven out by Draco reptilians invaders in a fierce conflict. They are purportedly remembered in Vedic texts as the blue race of gods who came from the sky. Elena Danaan's We Will Never Let You Down confirms the Indian colonial event and the expulsion by the Draco reptilians, additionally noting that archived Ozman records on Vega allege that Taal refugees arrived in a large ship accompanied by a Draco reptilian fleet — suggesting the Draco reptilians may have assisted the initial settlement before later driving the Adari out, though official Adarian history denies this. They are reportedly involved in Galactic Federation of Worlds programs for Earth's protection. Their ships have beautifully profiled elongated silhouettes.

Vedic heritage on Earth

The Adari's colony in India left a documented cultural legacy: they are identified as the source of Vedic traditions' references to blue sky gods who descended from the stars. The bluish skin tone of the Adari — a product of adaptive evolution under the radiation of Vega (Olmeeka) — would have been their most visually distinctive feature to ancient Indian observers, aligning with the blue-skinned divine figures of Hindu iconography. The expulsion by Draco reptilians invaders ended this Earth presence before it could deepen, but the cultural imprint remained in mythological and religious traditions spanning millennia.

Relations with Elevar and Ozman

Within the Vega (Olmeeka) system, the Adari (Planet 1, Adara) share their star with the Elevar (Planet 3, Levak-Nor) and the Ozman (Planet 4, Ozma). The Adari-Elevar cold war stems from the disputed history of the Taal royal family's alleged immunity deal with the Draco reptilians — an event the Adarian historical record denies but which the Ozman archives on planet 4 appear to preserve. The Adari's ships — described as beautifully profiled with elongated silhouettes — are among the more distinctive spacecraft in the Vega system, and their GFW membership places them in active cooperation with Earth's protection programs despite the historical rupture with their Elevar neighbors.

Taal colonial network: Adari in context

The Adari are one of a cluster of Taal refugee colonies that established themselves in the Vega (Olmeeka) system following the Draco reptilians devastation of the Man system. The Galactic Contact Series compilation of Elena Danaan's disclosures documents the Adari within a broader taxonomy of Taal diaspora worlds: "T-mar (Taygeta) / Taalihara (Alcyone) / Vega / Terra / Venus / Elfrak Daal (Lyra) / Wolf 424 / Katayy (Sirius A) / Ashkeru (Sirius B) / Araman (T. Ceti) / Mirza (Beta Canis Majoris)" — with Vega (as the Adari home) representing the Taal colony closest to Earth in terms of dimensional proximity and historical involvement with Terran civilization. The Vega system is described as sheltering twelve colonized planets in total — making it one of the most densely settled star systems in the broader Lyran refugee zone, with the Adari (Adara), Elevar (Levak-Nor, planet 3), and Ozman / Puxhity (Ozma, planet 4) as its main humanoid civilizations.

The Adari's GFW membership ensures ongoing coordination with other Taal communities and with the broader Earth protection mission. Their ships — described as beautifully profiled with elongated silhouettes — are among the more visually distinctive in the Vega system, and their blue-tinged skin makes them the most phenotypically distinctive of the three Vega humanoid species from an Earth observer's perspective.

Colonial diaspora

The Adari's Taal lineage has propagated outward from Adara through secondary migrations. The Mendori — a colony of Alpha Lyrae (Vega)-origin humans settled on the moon Mwydo in the Serphusa system — are recorded in Encyclopedia Galactica Volume I (sourced from Thor Han Eredyon via the GFW Excelsior database) as directly related to the Vega Adari, having migrated when their homeworld became overpopulated, taking pride in their Taal ancestors from the K-62 Man system. This pattern of secondary colonization — Taal refugees from Man settling Adara, then Adari descendants migrating further — illustrates the wider Taal dispersal dynamic driven first by the Lyran Wars and then by population pressure on successor worlds.

Taxonomic placement

In Elena Danaan's We Will Never Let You Down, a taxonomy chart of humanoid civilizations on page 309 classifies the Adari under the Aramani (Tau-Ceti) branch — alongside the Katay of Sirius A — rather than directly under the Taal or Ahel lineage. This taxonomic placement — under the Aramani branch rather than the direct Taal branch — suggests an intermediate genealogical step, or reflects a classification by cultural affinity and migration route rather than purely genetic ancestry. The Taal listing in the same chart separately lists Vega as one of the Taal diaspora worlds, consistent with the primary narrative of the Adari being a Taal colony.

Independent corroboration

Australian contactee Peter Maxwell Slattery described being transported to a place called "Adar" during a contact experience — a world with a "purplish pink" sky and vibrant rainforest, where he encountered a "rainbow tribe" of beings; he was subsequently teleported to "a place that was described as Lyra, which is paying homage to the Lyran beings from Vega." The name "Adar" and the connection to Lyran-Vegan civilization is consistent with the Adari homeworld Adara in the Vega (Olmeeka) system as described in the Danaan taxonomy.

Broader Vegan civilization

Craig Campobasso's The Extraterrestrial Species Almanac (no specific contactee named for the Vegan entry — compiled from general ET literature) catalogs the broader "Vegan" civilization from Lyra as indistinguishable from Earth humans, with women ranging from five foot five to six foot four and men from six feet to just over seven feet, and skin colors primarily white, golden, or brown. Vegan women are described as having a unique copper hair color distinct to their culture, and a shade of yellow eye color unlike any other star nation. The Vegans follow the Cosmic Law of One and revere Goddess energy, embracing the divine feminine; universal citizens travel to Vega to learn the goddess ways and principles. They are part of the Galacterian Alignment and participate in the Melchizedek Star Seed Program, with galactic command centers stationed above and below Earth. Vegan technology includes Galacterian motherships, starships, thought-ships, and fleet ships — all using biological supercomputers and capable of time-space funnel travel — and they were influential in developing deflector weaponry designed to destroy enemy fire while saving lives on both sides. They are fully conscious and sovereign beings with expert telepathy and sensory perception beyond the cosmic norm, and great foreseers of the immediate, distant, and far-off futures — described as direct descendants of the original Lyran colony.

Vega Alliance

The Adari are founding members of the Vega Alliance — a regional coalition comprising the Adari, Elevar, Ozman, Puxhity, Zenatae, Aramani, Ginvo, and Eldaru — formed to withstand the developing power of the Orion Empire. Within the broader GFW programs for Earth's protection, the Vegans assist other participating species in understanding Terran humans' motivations and potentials.

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See also

• List of non-human intelligent beings

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