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Bashar：关于火星和Maldek
爱心的人 翻译
Q: Was Mars once moist and live as our probes are beginning to suggest? If so what caused it to be arid and what happened to the earth probes sent to mars that seemed to have disappeared without a trace?
火星是否如我们的探测器所显示的那样曾经湿润并且生机勃勃？如果是那样，为什么我们的发送过去的探测器常常莫名失踪？
B: Yes, Mars as you call it was a habitable planet at one time as you would understand habitable and was inhabited at one time.
是的，火星曾经是你们认为的可以居住的星球，也曾经有有人居住过。
There was a close path by what you would call an asteroid that disrupted the climate and electromagnetic field of the planet to such a degree as to cause a dissertation of its atmosphere, the dissipation of electromagnetic field and the evaporation of much of its water although much of it also remains locked in the curst.
一颗近距离经过的小行星扰乱了火星的气候，电磁场，以至导致了大气层的消失，电磁场的消散，大部分水挥发掉。虽然如此，仍有很多水被锁定在火星的地壳里。
Q: How long ago was this that this occurs?
这是什么时候发生的？
B: Millions of years, but not as long ago as your scientists might think.
好几百万年前，但是没有像你们的科学家所推测的那么早。
Q: Maybe a few dozens of millions of year?
几千万年前？
B: Not even.
没有那么早。
Q: Ok.
好。
B: Now, incarnationally then the beings that used to incarnate on mars began the incarnate on earth as it became more habitable for that kind of incarnation.
现在，当地球变得更加适合居住的时候，那些曾经在火星上生活的人，便投生到地球上来。
Q: what did they incarnate as? humans or some other life form?
他们作为什么投生？人还是其他生命形式？
B: It began as the hominoid species in that sense, but then when extraterrestrial genetic material was infused into the indigenous naturally evolved hominoid species, there was then created the human like vessel that became more conducive to the kind of incarnations your spirits were used to and thus then incarnations began, shall we say, in earliest at that time a few million years ago.
从某种意义上说，他们一开始投生于古猿，然后，当外星基因被注入到本地自然进化的古猿物种中以后，新的类人物种被创造，这物种更加有利于你们这种灵魂的投生。这是发生在几百万年前。
Q: From Mars?
从火星来的？
B: Yes. That is the succession in a sense of incarnational experience from what you call Maldek, which is the planet that was destroyed in between what you call Mars and Jupiter, to Mars, to Earth. That is the path of incarnational progression in this solar system of yours.
是的，这是之前投生体验的后续。从Maldek到火星，再到地球。这就是在你们太阳系里的投生过程。Maldek，是太阳系中位于火星和木星之间的一颗已经被摧毁的行星。
Q: So you*re referring to what we call the asteroid belt as the debris from the destruction of Maldek?
照你所说，我们所称之为的小行星带就是Maldek毁灭后的残余？
B: Yes.
是的。
Q: And the being as it were that inhabited in Maldek migrates, if you will, to Mars?
并且，曾经在Maldek生活的人移民到了火星？
B: Incarnationally.
通过投生的方式。
Q: Incarnationally. And then when that atmosphere and situation was destroyed, they migrated again incarnationally.
恩，通过投生，然后火星的气候被摧毁，他们又通过投生移民到了地球？
B: Yes and the irony for those that incarnated on mars is that the asteroid that made it impossible to inhabit came from the debris of Maldek, of the world that they habited before.
是的，对那些投生到火星的人来说相当讽刺的是，那个毁灭火星的小行星正是Maldek碎片中的一块。
Q: What caused the destruction of Maldek?
什么引起了Maldek的毁灭？
B: Passage too close to another body that entered the system.
一个进入太阳系的星体的近距离经过。
Q: Okay. It wasn*t the result of their technological malfeasance?
哦，那就不是他们对科技的滥用了。
B: No.
不是的。
2014年11月15日 14点11分
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爱心的人 翻译
Q: Was Mars once moist and live as our probes are beginning to suggest? If so what caused it to be arid and what happened to the earth probes sent to mars that seemed to have disappeared without a trace?
火星是否如我们的探测器所显示的那样曾经湿润并且生机勃勃？如果是那样，为什么我们的发送过去的探测器常常莫名失踪？
B: Yes, Mars as you call it was a habitable planet at one time as you would understand habitable and was inhabited at one time.
是的，火星曾经是你们认为的可以居住的星球，也曾经有有人居住过。
There was a close path by what you would call an asteroid that disrupted the climate and electromagnetic field of the planet to such a degree as to cause a dissertation of its atmosphere, the dissipation of electromagnetic field and the evaporation of much of its water although much of it also remains locked in the curst.
一颗近距离经过的小行星扰乱了火星的气候，电磁场，以至导致了大气层的消失，电磁场的消散，大部分水挥发掉。虽然如此，仍有很多水被锁定在火星的地壳里。
Q: How long ago was this that this occurs?
这是什么时候发生的？
B: Millions of years, but not as long ago as your scientists might think.
好几百万年前，但是没有像你们的科学家所推测的那么早。
Q: Maybe a few dozens of millions of year?
几千万年前？
B: Not even.
没有那么早。
Q: Ok.
好。
B: Now, incarnationally then the beings that used to incarnate on mars began the incarnate on earth as it became more habitable for that kind of incarnation.
现在，当地球变得更加适合居住的时候，那些曾经在火星上生活的人，便投生到地球上来。
Q: what did they incarnate as? humans or some other life form?
他们作为什么投生？人还是其他生命形式？
B: It began as the hominoid species in that sense, but then when extraterrestrial genetic material was infused into the indigenous naturally evolved hominoid species, there was then created the human like vessel that became more conducive to the kind of incarnations your spirits were used to and thus then incarnations began, shall we say, in earliest at that time a few million years ago.
从某种意义上说，他们一开始投生于古猿，然后，当外星基因被注入到本地自然进化的古猿物种中以后，新的类人物种被创造，这物种更加有利于你们这种灵魂的投生。这是发生在几百万年前。
Q: From Mars?
从火星来的？
B: Yes. That is the succession in a sense of incarnational experience from what you call Maldek, which is the planet that was destroyed in between what you call Mars and Jupiter, to Mars, to Earth. That is the path of incarnational progression in this solar system of yours.
是的，这是之前投生体验的后续。从Maldek到火星，再到地球。这就是在你们太阳系里的投生过程。Maldek，是太阳系中位于火星和木星之间的一颗已经被摧毁的行星。
Q: So you*re referring to what we call the asteroid belt as the debris from the destruction of Maldek?
照你所说，我们所称之为的小行星带就是Maldek毁灭后的残余？
B: Yes.
是的。
Q: And the being as it were that inhabited in Maldek migrates, if you will, to Mars?
并且，曾经在Maldek生活的人移民到了火星？
B: Incarnationally.
通过投生的方式。
Q: Incarnationally. And then when that atmosphere and situation was destroyed, they migrated again incarnationally.
恩，通过投生，然后火星的气候被摧毁，他们又通过投生移民到了地球？
B: Yes and the irony for those that incarnated on mars is that the asteroid that made it impossible to inhabit came from the debris of Maldek, of the world that they habited before.
是的，对那些投生到火星的人来说相当讽刺的是，那个毁灭火星的小行星正是Maldek碎片中的一块。
Q: What caused the destruction of Maldek?
什么引起了Maldek的毁灭？
B: Passage too close to another body that entered the system.
一个进入太阳系的星体的近距离经过。
Q: Okay. It wasn*t the result of their technological malfeasance?
哦，那就不是他们对科技的滥用了。
B: No.
不是的。
