Love is the glue that keeps families together, and helps foster a nurturing and supportive environment for humans in particular. In loveless worlds, that tie would presumably no longer bind. However, karmic ties would still be operative and would bring beings together to relive their karmic dilemmas over and over again. Do Anunnaki mates from billions of years ago still have karmic ties that would bring them together yet again, and again and again? What can Creator tell us?

The Law of Karma does act on beings in all three alien societies, but they are blind to the realities of this because the Law of Cause and Effect is a divine law, and being atheists, they do not look for or appreciate there are laws of nature that apply to them, as physical beings, apart from what they can observe through their science in learning about the physical realm. Even though they have achieved technological prowess in many respects, for example, being able to carry out interstellar travel as well as being able to travel forward and back in time, they have not developed in ways that truly are important, but instead have regressed to become savage psychopathic predators rather than being a force for good and reinforcing acts of kindness as the surest path to the betterment of a society and a culture as a whole. The goal of life is for it to be in service to love, both giving and receiving. That is the true fuel and engine of advancement universally, when there is divine oversight and assistance with an open awareness of the possibilities, in particular. When the connection to the divine becomes impaired and people drift away from thinking about the divine or caring, there will be a diminishment, and that is what has happened, one by one, throughout your galaxy. And it is unfortunate that those worlds with the greatest power and reach were among the first to fall from grace through corruption by the spirit meddlers, the demonic fallen angelic beings who turned away from love and light through ego and found it impossible to return to divine alignment, and have reached the point where they are now cut off entirely, with no support energetically from the divine realm at all, and must be a true parasite siphoning energy from the living to continue their existence. That does not keep them from corrupting those they possess and control to get energy, they delight in worsening things, and this has changed everything about your galaxy and the worlds within them—one by one they have all fallen prey to the more powerful and ruthless regimes that became a loveless atheist world and were unable to recover ever since. So even though the Law of Karma applies to them, the aliens do not know this, it is a blind spot in their thinking. Because they are so long-lived, they do not see that things recorded in the akashic records are their own histories but see it only as other beings who have lived before them. They do not anticipate an afterlife, and that is yet another reason they are ruthless in wanting to control anything and everything they can, to get the last measure of personal benefit as long as possible because they are quite cynical about it all and unforgiving when they are competing with others. Knowing one day they will perish, at some point they will reason there is more to gain than be lost in taking away for themselves, what others have. They live for today more than tomorrow and will cut corners, bend or break rules quite readily, if they feel they can get away with it. So they do not recognize other members of their race as former soulmates, for example, because coming together to mate is more of a perfunctory event than something done for pleasure. That does not mean sex is unimportant, because pleasures of the flesh are indeed rewarding for all three extraterrestrial civilizations, but not being love-based, it is more like a commodity one can arrange as trading services or a paid-for activity. There is also much personal savagery, through acts of rape and molestation, where people are subjugated and incest widely indulged, and is simply excused as "the need for variety of experience" in the absence of moral standards and obligations.