.. there are no reptilian men or women, yet in other probabilities they do exist

[inavalan]

"You identify a highly evolved self-consciousness with your own species development, and with your own kind of perceptive mechanisms. You apply these as rules or conditions whenever you examine any other kind of life.

In your system of probabilities there are no reptilian men or women, yet in other probabilities they do indeed exist.

I mention this only to show you that the evolutionary system you recognize is but one such system. (Intently:) The physical basis rests latently within your own cellular structure, however. You think that evolution is finished. Its impetus, however, comes from within the nature of consciousness itself. It always has.

In some quarters it is fashionable these days to say that man's consciousness is now an element in a new kind of evolution — but that "new consciousness" has always been inherent. You are only now beginning to recognize its existence.

Every consciousness is aware of itself as itself. Each consciousness, then, is self-aware. It may not be self-aware in the same way that you are. It may not reflect upon its own condition. On the other hand, it may have no need to."

—UR2 Section 4: Session 705 June 24, 1974

[Deb]

That's interesting. I have to wonder how "we" as a civilization have thought up reptilians... where did that come from? Some sort of bleed-thru from other realities?

[inavalan]

This search yielded informative results, although I didn't find the quote I was looking for:

https://nowdictation.com/q/whole+universe+created+at+once+big+bang/

Seth says somewhere that the whole physical-universe materialized at once, with everything there is and the potentials for all that might come later (as I recall). It was thought into existence by Seth II (& co. ?).

I think it is likely that, in another probability (Seth: "in other probabilities they do indeed exist"), a reptilian is wondering too: "how 'we' as a civilization have thought up humans ....".