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My mom has ab pos and my one brother and I am not sure what my other brother has. I have greenish brown eyes. My dad has greenish eyes and my mom has brown eyes.

Green eyes are pretty but I'm quite partial to golden amber eyes myself personally. Thank you for sharing the video. I talked a little bit about the dream of a key. The idea of the key to the kingdom is pleasant. Have a great day!

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Great question! Haplogroup X1b is fascinating-it’s a rare maternal lineage primarily found in North Africa, the Horn of Africa, and the Near East. Interestingly, it shows up prominently in the village of Peq’in in the Galilee region, where about 35% of the population carries haplogroup X lineages, including X1b. This makes it a unique genetic marker that offers a glimpse into ancient human migrations and connections in these regions. It’s like a genetic breadcrumb trail that links us to the distant past and helps unravel the stories of our ancestors.

@ thank you, I’m glad you replied. It led me to your channel, and I’m looking forward to your videos. I’m INFP and we share same interests in study. Any theory on how/why Galileans (especially inclusive Druze) would eventually migrate to Germany? My maternal ancestors were rooted there many centuries. I do not understand my X1b connection. Thanks again.

@@colleenacosta8973 Thank you for your question! The migration of Galileans, including those with connections to the Druze or other Levantine groups, to regions like Germany can be linked to historical trade routes and displacement due to conquests, such as Roman or Crusader campaigns. Haplogroup X1b, found in the Levant, indicates a maternal lineage rooted in that region. Your ancestors likely migrated north over centuries, integrating into European populations while preserving this genetic marker. This connection highlights the deep and complex history of human movement and adaptation. Let me know if you'd like more details!

@ Thank you so much! I’ve heard theories that don’t resonate with me; this does. Absolutely I’d like more details if you know more about X1b. The last person I asked insisted that X1b’ers are descendants of the Atlantean originals, have you ever heard this before? If I may ask, what are your haplogroups?

@ Haplogroup X1b is truly intriguing, and I’m happy to share more. Beyond the Levant and North Africa, X1b has been identified in scattered populations across the Mediterranean and Europe, suggesting it may have spread through ancient trade and migration routes. One compelling connection is the Phoenicians, renowned for their seafaring and expansive trade networks. Originating from the Levant, these maritime traders carried goods, culture, and possibly genetic markers like X1b throughout the Mediterranean. Their influence reached North Africa, Southern Europe, and even as far as the British Isles. It’s easy to imagine how a lineage like X1b could have traveled with them, weaving its way into the genetic fabric of diverse regions. As for the Atlantean theory, some link the Phoenicians to the fabled Atlantis because of their advanced seafaring and mysterious origins. Atlantis, as described by Plato, was said to be a powerful island civilization located beyond the Pillars of Hercules (modern-day Strait of Gibraltar). Though the exact location remains speculative, theories place Atlantis in areas such as the Azores, the Canary Islands, or submerged regions of the Atlantic Ocean. My own maternal DNA encompasses, but is not confined to, lineages such as H, K, U, J, and T, with minor E influences. It also includes X2b, tied to elite Celtic burials in Germany, and X2c1b. Notably, I carry R0b, linked to the Royal House of Aba in Hungary, despite no known Hungarian ancestors in modern times-a testament to ancient migrations and historical connections!

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What a fascinating connection! Italian culture is one of the most romantic and rich, rooted in art, passion, and deep history. However, Italy has always been a crossroads of ancient civilizations-Etruscans, Celts, Greeks, and more-so your ancestry might span many lineages. I’ve known friends who identified as Italian but discovered through DNA tests that their roots included unexpected regions like Celtic lands. Your pull toward Ireland could reflect that ancient interconnection, where legends and truths intertwine.

I am happy that you appreciate my land I live in the north of the country it is true there is a lot of art and beauty but people are disconnected the current Italians are more focused on the economic problems of the country and many problems that do not allow them at this moment to see that they are lucky to live in this country and in daily life no one understands the power that art can have. A bit of artistic vein belongs to me I inherited it from both my parents I learned to sew from my mother and from my father I learned to draw and paint. In general I do not find myself very much with this world only based on the economy and work the Earth I feel that I lived in an older era and this is why I started studying many details on pre-Roman European history because at school now they don't talk about it. Sometimes inside me I feel like I have to put together a puzzle.

What a powerful connection! Orion has long been seen as a symbol of strength, guidance, and cosmic harmony. Lyra, often regarded as the birthplace of advanced civilizations, is believed by some to have seeded Orion during an era of celestial expansion. Scotland’s deep reverence for Orion reflects an ancient recognition of its significance, linking your connection to a lineage of wisdom and purpose that spans the stars.

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Rh-negative blood is rare in Africa, but it’s more common in certain groups like the Nilotic people of East Africa or the Berbers of North Africa. Ancient migrations, such as those from the Mediterranean or Near East, might also explain its presence. Your A- blood type is truly unique and could point to fascinating ancestral connections. If you’re curious, tools like MyTrueAncestry can help trace lineages and uncover the ancient patterns that make your heritage so special.

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It’s so intriguing that you’ve tapped into those abilities! Having an Rh-negative aunt suggests that the trait is definitely part of your family’s bloodline, even if it doesn’t show in your blood type. It could mean you carry the Rh-negative gene recessively, which might still influence your unique abilities. You’ve clearly unlocked something special in your own mind-perhaps tapping into parts of the brain connected to intuition or inherited memory. If you’re interested in exploring more, my video 'Do You Carry the Recessive Rh-Negative Gene? Find Out and Unlock Psychic Potential' goes deeper into these connections. Keep embracing your gifts!

perhaps 8.5 billion birth certificates. how many people? better get to counting men and women.

Thank you for your positive and uplifting comments that focus on the meaningful inward or spiritual aspects. I truly appreciate thoughtful reflections like yours, as they resonate on a deeper level.

I think you are somewhere right now that is not "here" and that core person you are elsewhere is directing you very subtlety to make the "higher" choices so that the alternative universes merge into the most ideal for the brightest light that is made up of you and me and others to shine. Also, we inherited memories of the distinct lives our ancestors lived on earth.

Abraham Isaak op den Graeff, your esteemed 8th great-grandfather (and my 9th g-g), is indeed believed to have been a cousin of William Penn, the noble founder of Pennsylvania. This familial connection is thought to stem from the Pletjes family, ancestors common to both lineages. Specifically, Greitgen Pletjes, who became the wife of Mennonite leader Herman op den Graeff, was the sister of Alet Pletjes, the grandmother of William Penn. This lineage suggests that Abraham and William Penn were second cousins. This kinship may have influenced Abraham and his brothers, Herman and Derick, to emigrate from Krefeld to Pennsylvania in 1683, seeking religious freedom under Penn's governance. Their settlement in Germantown and contributions, such as signing the 1688 Germantown Quaker Petition Against Slavery, highlight their commitment to the principles of liberty and justice. While some historical accounts affirm this cousinship, it's important to note that definitive genealogical evidence is limited, and some sources suggest that original documentation may not be sufficient to conclusively confirm this familial link. Nonetheless, the shared values and collaborative efforts between Abraham op den Graeff and William Penn in the early development of Pennsylvania remain significant, reflecting a bond that transcends mere blood relation.

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Fascinating mix of heritage! Celtic and Native American beliefs really do share deep spiritual ties. With your Native ancestry, you might find haplogroup X interesting-it connects Europe and indigenous peoples. Wishing you all the best and happy holidays!

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That is possible. Rh- is more common in people of European heritage, but it does occur in those of Asian and African heritage.

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Thank you for sharing your remarkable journey of spiritual discovery and ancestral connection. It's truly inspiring to hear how your devotions have led to such profound insights, aligning beautifully with the themes we explore on this channel.