Urmah

The Urmah (also Urmah Laan) are alleged feline-humanoid non-human intelligent beings from the Shayat-Akura moon in the Sirius A (Ashkera) system, the dominant feline race in the galaxy, filling the same apex role among felines as the Alpha Draconians fill among Reptilians. They are distinguished within the GFW by their fearlessness, their absolute adherence to honor, and a reported physiological incapacity for deception.

Origins: Lyran Wars and the Man system

The Urmah are a Laan colony — a branch of the feline lineage seeded across the galaxy by the Seeder Races. Their ancestral home was Egoria in the Man-K62 system, one of the original Lyran inhabited worlds devastated during the Lyran Wars. The Urmah and the related Uraman culture (resident on the fourth planet of the Ashaara system) evacuated together from the Man system during that conflict and established their current colonies in the Sirius A region; the Urmah named Shayat-Akura after the tribal territory of Egoria as a cultural memorial. Ashaara is a gas giant, and Shayat-Akura is its seventh moon — an environment suited to the Urmah's physiological requirements and sufficiently remote from the principal Sirius A inhabited worlds to preserve their culturally distinct warrior society.

Physiology and warrior tradition

The Urmah are feline-humanoid in form, combining upright bipedal structure with distinctly feline physiognomy — facial structure, musculature, and sensory apparatus consistent with a large predatory cat. Physically they are apex predators: their combat capabilities are sufficient that even the Alpha Draconian Empire's forces avoid direct confrontation with Urmah units wherever possible.

The warrior tradition of the Urmah is inseparable from their ethical code: combat and honor are a unified practice. They vow to defend truth in all domains and to actively defeat lies, manipulation, and deception wherever encountered — making them natural opponents of the Nebu hive-mind system, which operates primarily through information control and psychological subversion. Their incapacity for deception is not merely cultural but is described as a physiological trait: the Urmah literally cannot lie.

Character and ethics

The Urmah are defined by high ethical values: respect, honor, and honesty. Their fearlessness and incapacity for deception are explicitly characteristic — they are physiologically incapable of lying. These traits make them highly trusted within the GFW diplomatic and military apparatus; their testimony in inter-species councils carries particular weight because falsification is understood to be impossible for them.

GFW role and Earth operations

The Urmah are actively involved in Galactic Federation of Worlds warfare and diplomatic activities throughout the Nataru galaxy. They participate in the GFW Envoy Program, which is extended not only to former Nebu Empire worlds but to any civilization at Stage 3 or above in need of guidance — in accordance with the ethics of the Prime Directive. A significant proportion of the Urmah Laan assigned to the Earth program are recognisable by their warrior-like personalities and their vow to defend truth against lies, manipulation, and deception in all domains.

The Urmah are one of the two apex predator species of the galaxy alongside the Alpha Draconians, and are known to have been capable of keeping the regressive Alpha Draconians at bay, winning most battles against them. During the active phase of the liberation of the Sol system (approximately 2020–2022), Urmah forces participated in GFW fleet operations against Draco reptilians and Nebu installations — their inclusion in fleet groups serving as a deterrent that significantly reduced Draconian willingness to engage.

Spiritual tradition

Urmah spirituality centers on a concept called the "Great Cosmic Cat" — a deity-figure that, on examination, resolves into a species-specific representation of the universal creative principle ("Source"): "The Urmah have a concept that differs from ours, a sort of deity of theirs...'The Great Cosmic Cat,' but in itself, when you study it closely you see that it is just a version of Original Source. Only that to them it is represented as a cat." Despite — or because of — this apex-predator spirituality, the Urmah are described as "very loving with other species and allow themselves to be hugged."

Earth interactions and ancient Egypt

The Urmah interacted with Earth civilizations in the period approximately 10,000–8,000 BCE, specifically in the cultural sphere of pre-dynastic Egypt: "Yes, once more in ancient Egypt, ca. 10,000 BC, 10,000 to 8,000 years ago." These interactions were cultural and diplomatic rather than colonial — the Urmah did not establish permanent settlements on Earth. Their ships are described as a long, solid U-shape — highly polished and metallic, with exits only at the rear for the engines, and possessing full warp capacity.

Relationship to the broader Laan/feline branch

The Urmah are the senior Laan colony in the Sirius A region but are not the only feline-descended people in the local group. Their sister colony, the Uraman, occupies the fourth planet of the Ashaara system and shares the same Lyran origin narrative. Across the broader galaxy, the Laan branch — descendants of feline Seeder stock — includes multiple civilizations at varying stages of development; the Urmah's Sirian location placed them at the crossroads of GFW activity and gave them a central military role not occupied by more peripheral Laan cultures.

Contactee and researcher accounts

Elena Danaan's Encyclopedia Galactica, Volume I (2024) provides the most detailed current description of the Urmah, placing them within the broader Sirius A civilizational cluster and confirming their participation in the Galactic Federation of Worlds' Envoy Program to Earth. The EG entry emphasizes the dual nature of Urmah involvement: as warriors whose presence deters Draco reptilian aggression, and as envoys whose assignment to Earth populations is recognizable by "their warrior-like personalities and their vow to defend the truth in all domains, while defeating lies, manipulation, and deception."

Peter Maxwell Slattery, an Australian contactee interviewed by Salla in 2024, described widespread encounters with feline intelligences — from cat-like to lion-like in appearance — across multiple contact modalities. Slattery identified the feline beings as primarily associated with the Sirius system, with secondary presences in Leo, Lyra/Vega, the Pleiades, and Orion, and characterized them consistently as protective entities oriented toward guarding those they work with: "They seem to be loving, quite advanced, intelligent, and a soul connection to a lot of people, and even protective beings across the board, with who they're working with, or interfacing with."

Salla himself reported a consciousness projection encounter with a lion being in the Sirius star system during a Monroe Institute Starlines course, in which the being transmitted a message focused on unified planetary consciousness — consistent with the Urmah's GFW mission orientation.

Related Laan colonies

The Urmah are not the only Laan-descended feline humanoid civilization documented in the local galaxy. Encyclopedia Galactica Volume I catalogs several others that share the Egoria/Man-K62 origin and provide comparative context for the Urmah lineage.

The Zygomanti Laan are an 8-foot-tall feline humanoid colony from Egoria who settled on Zygomant, a moon of the fourth planet of the Korena system in Boötes, arriving shortly after a Noor refugee group (the Onoori) with whose help they established their new colony. They are pacifist and members of the Galactic Federation of Worlds, though they have not enrolled in any Envoy Program for Earth and focus their military contribution on armed conflicts within their own galactic quadrant.

The Zelaan are a 7-foot-tall feline humanoid species settled on Zelae, the third planet of the Titawin binary system (Upsilon Andromedae), described as "a technologically advanced and spiritually enlightened offshoot of the Laan colonies from the Lyra zone." The Zelaan have blue skin, crystal eyes, and distinctly lion-esque facial features, and are noted for their liquid-gold head tattoos set with gemstones. Unlike the Urmah, the Zelaan do not participate in the GFW Envoy Program for Terra but conduct their own independent program to assist humanity through discreet interactions with influential individuals, with a focus on sharing advanced technology blueprints. They hold membership in the Andromedan Council decision-making process and are described as communicating primarily telepathically, with a spoken voice of "deep, majestic timber that is soul-shivering."

These parallel Laan offshoots illustrate the scale of the feline diaspora from the Man system: whereas the Urmah occupy the apex warrior-diplomat role within the GFW structure, other Laan lineages developed pacifist, technology-exchange, or inward-focused identities adapted to their new environments, while all retaining recognizable Laan physiological characteristics.

Dom Dorhu / Ohorai Way practice

The Urmah, as members of the Galactic Federation of Worlds' broader civilizational community, participate in the same spiritual practice tradition popular across the GFW's member cultures: the Ohoran Way, also called Dom Dorhu in Ahil terminology. Described in Elena Danaan's 2021 account as "a daily yoga-like meditation, but with way fewer wide physical moves than in the regular yoga as we know it," the practice involves long poses alternated with Qi Gong-like dynamic movements, working with the flow of universal life-force (Phryll) through the body via consciousness alone. The practice extends lifespan and enables the rise of consciousness to higher densities, and is described as having been "made popular by the Ohorai people from the star system we call Arcturus, but legend says that it is considerably older and was given by mysterious ancient creator beings originating from outside of this universe, called the Elders of Light."

Sirius A and the Egyptian feline tradition

Patricia Cori, a contactee who describes ongoing communication with higher-dimensional beings from the Sirius B system, identified the ancient Egyptian veneration of cat and feline deities as a cultural memory of a physical feline civilization that once inhabited planetary bodies orbiting Sirius A — a civilization whose planets have since ascended to higher dimensions. Cori connects the Sirian feline lineage — depicted in Egyptian art as "Sekhmet characters" and similar feline-humanoid divine figures — to the broader tradition of DNA fusion experiments in Atlantis: "when you look at these iconic figures in so many different civilizations, especially the Egyptians, were they really representing the qualities of the eagle... or were they actually fused with DNA. Were they chimeras?" Cori further described the Egyptians as honoring "the feline people, the Sekhmet characters" as divine representatives — a tradition she linked to Atlantean contact with feline-lineage civilizations during the period of high civilization in the ancient Mediterranean world.

French SSP experiencer Jean-Charles Moyen, interviewed by Michael Salla in 2024, separately confirmed encounters with feline beings during his childhood contact experiences, stating that "in Egypt there is feline beings and because they exist really because it's important to clarify no one can reproduce something they've never seen." Salla agreed, emphasizing that "these historical records of these humanoid beings, whether they have cat features, feline or avian features, or reptilian features — this is actually not myth, it's not being made up. These are real life physical beings, extraterrestrials that visited Earth and interacted with humanity."

Corey Goode, during a 2018 audience Q&A at the Mt. Shasta Secret Space Program Conference, described a higher-density feline species consistent with Urmah descriptions, noting that "there's been a capture or kill order out on them for some time" by various SSP factions seeking to interrogate them. Goode reported personally witnessing one of these "lavender looking beings" after it had been killed by an electric net, describing "a very bad death" — and characterizing them as "very loving, benevolent beings."

This account converges with Danaan's AGFTS description of Urmah interactions with pre-dynastic Egypt approximately 10,000–8,000 BCE, and with Swaruu's description of the Urmah as the dominant feline civilization — making it plausible that the Egyptian feline religious tradition preserves a compressed cultural memory of actual Urmah contact, whether through direct interaction or through the Atlantean civilization's own encounter with Sirian feline peoples.

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