Also known as: Jinn, Djin, Genies, Air Spirits, Elios-Jinn Connection, Elohi, Ifrit, Marid, Shaitan
Ancient non-physical or semi-physical beings of fire/air, often described as spirit-like entities in Middle Eastern lore, with possible connections to extraterrestrial 'air races' such as the Elios/Jinn from Pleiadian sources.
The Djinn (also Jinn or Genies) are beings from pre-Islamic and Islamic cosmology, typically described as created from smokeless fire, possessing free will, and inhabiting a parallel dimension to humanity. In modern esoteric and contactee narratives (e.g., Swaruu’s Pleiadian channelings), the Djinn are linked to a sauroid ‘air race’ called the Elios or Elohi, originating from the Pleiades or Aldebaran system. This profile synthesizes traditional lore with contemporary metaphysical interpretations, treating the Djinn not as a single biological species but as a mythology-contact overlap covering elemental spirits, interdimensional entities, and advanced non-human intelligences.
In Swaruu’s accounts, the Elios/Jinn are said to originate from a planet in the Aldebaran system, later migrating to the Pleiades. Their original world is described as a hot, dry planet with high silica content, consistent with the ‘fire’ element. In Islamic tradition, the Djinn are said to have inhabited the Earth before humans, with a home dimension parallel to ours.
According to contactee sources, the Elios (Jinn) originally colonized parts of the Pleiades after leaving Aldebaran. Some subsects may have migrated to Earth’s subtle planes or become trapped in the Earth’s electromagnetic field. Arabic mythology records their presence on Earth long before Adam.
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Traditional Djinn are said to be made of ‘smokeless fire’ and can shape-shift into human, animal, or hybrid forms. In the Elios connection, they appear as reptilian/sauroid humanoids with iridescent scales, wings, and a refined, elegant bearing. Some reports describe them as translucent, with a glowing aura. When fully physical, they often have elongated limbs, large eyes (reptilian or feline), and fine hairless skin.
Djinn are considered beings of the electromagnetic spectrum, able to phase between densities. They are associated with the element of air and fire (in esoteric terms). Their consciousness is said to be highly individualistic and passionate, with a strong sense of pride and honour. They can be both benevolent and malevolent depending on their personal choices.
Limited documented hybridization with humans, though Islamic lore mentions intermarriage (e.g., King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba possibly had Djinn ancestry). In contactee circles, some starseeds claim Djinn or Elios lineage, often exhibiting affinity for heat, flight, or electromagnetic sensitivity. Hybridization is considered rare but possible through energetic merging.
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Djinn culture, as described in Islamic texts and channelings, is tribal and hierarchical, with powerful kings (e.g., Iblis, Marid). They value honour, oaths, and knowledge. The Elios/Jinn are said to be a highly artistic and philosophical race, with a strong sense of aesthetics and advanced technology that appears magical. Their society is matriarchal in some accounts, with deep reverence for nature and the cosmos.
Djinn are not inherently spiritual in a human sense; they possess their own religions and belief systems. Many are said to be Muslim, Christian, or pagan (as per tradition). In the Elios context, they follow a universal law of harmony, akin to the Law of One, with a focus on free will and non-interference.
Telepathic, with direct exchange of concepts and emotions. When using speech, they employ a harmonic, tonal language (Elios language described as similar to ancient Aramaic or Sanskrit). They can also communicate through symbols and light patterns.
Level: Very high; described as post-biological or using consciousness-based technology. Their craft are often invisible to radar and operate on principles of consciousness and energy. Traditional Djinn are not associated with technology but with magic; the Elios use advanced nanotechnology and zero-point energy.
The Elios/Jinn are said to have mastered interdimensional travel, gravity control, and bio-engineering. They are often mistaken for ‘angels’ or ‘demons’ due to their advanced capabilities. Their ships are organic in appearance, often crystalline or fluid.
Deeply intertwined with Earth’s spiritual history. Djinn are said to have preceded humans on Earth and were given dominion over the planet. In Islamic cosmology, they were created before Adam. Modern channelings suggest that some Djinn have incarnated as humans to experience physicality, or are responsible for certain paranormal phenomena (poltergeists, vortexes).
Pre-Islamic Arabia: Djinn worshipped as gods/goddesses. Solomon’s mirror (Book of Proverbs) mentions binding Djinn. In Mesopotamian texts, beings like the ‘Utukku’ or ‘Alad’ may be Djinn equivalents. Egyptian and Zoroastrian traditions also reference fire spirits.
Few direct accounts of Djinn contact, but many Near East experiences include encounters with ‘spirit beings’ fitting Djinn archetypes. In UFO literature, some abductees report humanoid beings that resemble traditional Djinn (e.g., ‘reptilians’ or ‘orbs’). Swaruu’s descriptions of Elios have become popular in online spaces since 2019.
Swaruu (Pleiadian channeler) extensively discusses the Elios-Jinn connection, describing them as the original ‘air race’ of the Pleiades. The Law of One (Ra material) mentions ‘Orion beings’ with fire characteristics that could correlate to some Djinn factions. Other channelers (e.g., Bashar, Kryon) note the existence of ‘elemental beings’ that match Djinn.
Strongest in Islamic, pre-Islamic Arabian, and Persian mythology. Djinn appear in the Arabian Nights, Quran (Sura 72: al-Jinn), and Jewish folklore (shedim). The word ‘genie’ derives from Latin ‘genius’. The Elios/Jinn connection likely stems from the root word ‘El’ (divine) in Semitic languages, suggesting a merger of high-density beings with ancient spirits.
Individuals identifying as Djinn starseeds often feel alienated from Earth society, have a fiery temperament, a love of the desert/elemental heat, and a knack for manifesting reality quickly. They may have memories of being trapped in lamps/bottles (symbolic of limitation) or struggle with honour codes. The Elios starseeds tend to be artistic, philosophical, and fascinated with ancient history.
First Contact Period: Not a singular event. Ancient contact: possibly Paleolithic, based on African/Bedouin lore. Modern first contact with Elios/Jinn in a UFO context: late 20th century, with some claiming ongoing telepathic communication since the 1990s.
Djinn politics are factional. Traditional lore mentions tribes (e.g., Ifrit, Marid, Ghoul). In contactee narratives, the Elios experience internal conflict between those who wish to engage with Earth and those advocating non-interference. Some are considered ‘dark’ or manipulative, while others are light-oriented.
Major sources: Quran & Islamic theology, The Arabian Nights, Swaruu’s YouTube channel (2019+), Law of One (Ra Material), Bashar channelings through Darryl Anka, personal accounts from Middle Eastern UFO researchers. Also: Robert Cruttenden’s ‘The Jinn and the Human’ and online archives (Spiritual Science Research Foundation).