My actual experience of our galaxy resembles more closely Star Wars and Star Trek in many ways

 However, then you deal with the Galactic Government. Most of the time the Galactic Government prefers to be invisible to most species and their forms of governments around the Galaxy. Why?

Because they created the galaxy and are on a whole different level of perception in regard to how they view Nebulas, Suns and planets.

From a Galactic Creators point of view this galaxy their family created like a big ranch or farm and everything that evolved and came alive sort of somewhat did what it did on it's own sort of like how the flora and the fauna have always been on farms and ranches too since before the ranches or farms were created.

So, the Ranchers and farmers who created this galaxy and all others are different families who created their galaxies to better feed their children much like Americans have done since the Pilgrims Came here in 1620.

When you are a creator and can live (theoretically) millions and billions of years if you choose this, it creates a more God like perception of Galaxies and the entire universe than humans are presently capable of.

By God's Grace

So, when I read about Zeus and Hera and Hercules or Odin and Thor it more closely resembles how our Galactic Government actually works over millions and billions of years.

For example, I presently believe that when Jesus said,    " Eloi Eloi Lamasabakathani" which actually translates to 

LITERALLY "My Gods My Gods how you have glorified me!"

which were maybe the last words Jesus ever spoke on the Cross.

I believe he was talking to the GODS , the creators of this

Galaxy.

NOte: By the way the King James version doesn't translate

it this way because you only get this translation if you 

take it directly from Aramaic to English.

But, the King James version of the Bible has many many 

flaws in it's translations simply because every language

you translate something through changes it.

For example, take a phrase into Google Translate in 

English. Now, translate it through 4 or 5 different languages.

After you run this through 4 or 5 different languages then

Translate it back to English. Did it mean the same thing

anymore? the changes might be subtle but imagine 

doing this with ancient Aramaic first through several languages

and then move forward over 2000 years of different perceptions

of things in cultures around the world.

I find that unless people lived through the 1960s and 1970s

they really have no idea what it was like living through those

times. 

Do you really believe 20 years from now that people

will be able to understand how bad the Covid era was?

That's if they even can stand to talk about how bad it was?

World War II was so bad people mostly wouldn't talk about

their experiences then either.

I grew up in the 1950s so I know something about this.