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I wonder how long it will be until mainstream science agrees with the idea that something happens to us after death. The basic idea of reincarnation is that, upon your death, your soul departs your body. You go to your version of heaven and then you come down into a new body. An easy way to understand this is that you can upload files from your computer to the cloud and then download files to a new computer. But while scientists are just beginning to entertain the notion that reincarnation may be a real occurrence, the idea of a soul leaving one human body and entering another can be traced back tens of thousands of years, to the very beginning of the first human civilizations. On display at the Egyptian Museum is the Turin King List, or Royal Canon, which dates back to the 13th century BC. The papyrus includes a list detailing the ancient Egyptian rulers, extending back to the very beginning of Egyptian civilization. We see all the timelines, and all the kings are there, but the first two groups of names on that list were gods, the gods of Egypt, who they believed ruled before the kings. Although scholars fully accept the chronology from the rule of King Menes onward, they discount the time before his reign, a time when these alleged gods ruled over Egypt. One of the first names to be found on the list is the god Osiris. Osiris was depicted as a human-like god. He had human features. But one of the most curious things about Osiris is that he was shown with green skin. Osiris is thought to have come from the star system Orion, and was part of a group of extraterrestrials who came to Earth. What's interesting about the ancient Egyptian gods is they could also die. They weren't necessarily immortal. And when the god Osiris died, centuries ago according to Egyptian mythology, he was reborn as his own son, Horus. And Horus became a physical incarnation on Earth. And it is believed by the ancient Egyptians that all the pharaohs became gods incarnate. And once one particular pharaoh died, the spirit would then go into the next pharaoh, so the cycle of reincarnation continued. In the ancient Egyptian creation mythology, the god Ptah came from Sirius and fashioned the human body. Did extraterrestrials come to Earth and tweak the human body to serve as a vehicle for the soul? If the stories of the Egyptian gods incarnating into human bodies are true, do all humans possess souls that have been passed down from the beginning of humankind, and may have originated beyond Earth?What are the extraterrestrials? Do we really look like them? Are they flesh and blood or are they something other? Are the visitors we see the real aliens or are they replicants, fabricants or androids? Have they come from the far fields of space or have they come from other dimensions?Perhaps we are about to learn the truth.