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By Anthony F. Sanchez, Author & UFO Researcher For UFO Currents As a dedicated UFO researcher, I venture into the vastness of the sky, seeking not just scientific truths but the pulse of the mysterious. The concept of God, an eternal subject of human contemplation, often aligns with the esoteric and profound mysteries of the cosmos.  Albert Einstein, a luminary in the world of physics, famously did not subscribe to the notion of a personal God but instead revered the intricate structure of the universe unveiled through our growing scientific understanding—a sentiment shared by those of us who chase the enigma of extraterrestrial life. He once expressed, " I do not believe in a personal God and I have never denied this but have expressed it clearly. "  What if the pursuit of extraterrestrial life is not just about discovering the unknown but about unraveling the fabric of divinity itself? This question is not new.  Stephen Hawking, a visionary in theoretical physics, specu

By Anthony F. Sanchez, Author & UFO Researcher For UFO Currents In this article, my aim is to explore the widespread phenomenon of "The Dragon", delving into their cultural and historical significance across the globe. In the Torah, the Tetragrammaton, YHVH (יהוה), stands as the unpronounceable, sacred name of God, embodying the eternal and immutable essence of the divine. Intriguingly, some interpretations within traditional Jewish texts metaphorically envision YHVH as a dragon. This unique perspective prompts the question: why does this interpretation exist, and what does it signify within a broader cultural and historical context? This intriguing interpretation has led me to delve deeper into the origins and implications of viewing God in such a unique light. It raises questions about the sacred and immutable nature of divinity as depicted in Judaic texts. Therefore, I embarked on a scholarly journey, engaging with biblical commentaries and religious studies, to unrave