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- 0:00Enki and the Shining Ones The Gods of Nibiru in Ancient
- 0:04Sumeria by Riddick Dawson narrated by Vicky Sabatini
- 0:14introduction An ancient civilization called the
- 0:17Sumerians lived in southern Mesopotamia in modern day Iraq.
- 0:22They are known for developing the first widely accepted system
- 0:25of writing cuneiform and being one of the earliest
- 0:28civilizations to develop a unified government.
- 0:31The Sumerians also created one of the earliest known urban
- 0:34centres and established what would become some of our most
- 0:37important legal institutions today.
- 0:40One of the earliest known civilizations, Suma, is said to
- 0:43have sprung up after the Great Deluge.
- 0:46Human civilization during it's heyday was one of the most
- 0:49advanced in history. The Sumerians created some of
- 0:53our most fundamental systems, writing city States and law.
- 0:58The civilization was developed in the area known today as Iraq,
- 1:02but also included parts of modern day Iran, Kuwait, Syria,
- 1:06and Turkey. The Sumerians were some of the
- 1:10first people to develop the written word and city states.
- 1:14Many historians and academics claim that because many of our
- 1:17most important institutions have their roots in the culture of
- 1:20this long lost civilization, our civilizations are based on that
- 1:24of ancient Suma. It is believed that they lived
- 1:28between 3500 BC and 2000 BC. They were very advanced for
- 1:33their period, and they did things first.
- 1:36They were the first to create a written language, the first to
- 1:40develop a system of laws, and the first city state ER.
- 1:44About 4000 years ago, the Sumerians developed the first
- 1:48widely adopted writing system, cuneiform.
- 1:51The Sumerians invented cuneiform around 3100 BC, depicting words
- 1:55and ideas through wedge shaped marks pressed into clay tablets.
- 1:59Because this form of writing was etched onto wet clay, it could
- 2:02be easily erased after use, but had to be written quickly before
- 2:05the tablet dried up. Until their conquest by other
- 2:09cultures around 2000 BC, the Sumerians spoke their own
- 2:13language for over 3000 years. However, Sumerian is still used
- 2:19today as an adjective referring to anything from ancient
- 2:22Mesopotamia or having something to do with ancient
- 2:25civilizations. The Sumerians were a people who
- 2:29lived in Mesopotamia, part of modern day Iraq, and were the
- 2:33first civilization to leave behind records of their history.
- 2:37The first recorded beginnings of this civilization date back to
- 2:41approximately 3400 BC. The ancient Sumerian cities were
- 2:46united under one king, then Lugal Banda.
- 2:50This king created a system of laws for his Kingdom, which
- 2:53later became the basis for all law codes today.
- 2:58The Sumerians were deeply religious people who worshipped
- 3:01their gods with all their might and believed they had descended
- 3:04from them. Additionally, the Sumerian
- 3:07society was responsible for creating the first actual city
- 3:10States and the first system of laws, which have become pillars
- 3:14of Western society today. In short, many aspects of modern
- 3:19life can be traced back to this ancient civilization.
- 3:24The Sumerians were deeply religious people who worshipped
- 3:27their gods with all their might and believed they had descended
- 3:30from them. The tremendous Mesopotamian
- 3:33deity Enki, the God of wisdom and science, is known as the
- 3:37Lord of Abundance because he formed heaven and earth out of
- 3:40the abyss, created humans from clay, and taught them everything
- 3:44they know about farming, medicine, astronomy, and
- 3:48mathematics. He was a mighty God who could
- 3:51control elements such as fire or water at his will.
- 3:55The priestesses would speak to these gods through what we now
- 3:57call divination, a practice that's been around for thousands
- 4:01of years. They would use an object like a
- 4:03piece of wood or stone called an Acura, which means divining rod
- 4:07in Sumerian to determine what fate had in store for them.
- 4:11They could also use animal skins to predict whether someone would
- 4:14live or die. This is just one example of how
- 4:18these ancient civilizations worship their deities with great
- 4:21fervor. Before religion spread across
- 4:23most parts of Europe during medieval times when Christianity
- 4:27became dominant thanks to its influence over political power
- 4:30structures throughout Europe. After Constantine converted Rome
- 4:34into Christianity's capital city by building churches there in AD
- 4:37324. The Shining Ones Shining One is
- 4:43an ancient Sumerian word for gods.
- 4:45The Shining Ones refer to various groups of gods whose
- 4:48names have been changed and whose identities are intertwined
- 4:52due to cultural transfers. They are also known as the
- 4:55watchers, angels, sages, Apkalu and immortals.
- 5:01The Watchers The Watchers are mentioned in the Bible in a book
- 5:05called Enoch Smeem Enoch 618, where they are said to be angels
- 5:09who taught humans the ways of civilisation before being cast
- 5:12out of heaven by God. According to this legend, they
- 5:16lived among us on earth but became too attached to human
- 5:19customs, forcing them out into outer space when God saw what
- 5:22was happening. The Watchers or Grigory, used in
- 5:25the Book of Enoch, were angels who descended to earth and took
- 5:29human wives. As a result of their
- 5:31disobedience, God cast them out of heaven.
- 5:35He then made Eve so that Adam would have a partner with whom
- 5:38he could procreate the human race.
- 5:40According to apocryphal texts, they taught humanity in areas
- 5:44such as art, science, and technology, and forbidden
- 5:47knowledge such as weapon making. The sons of Anu are mentioned
- 5:51numerous times throughout ancient Mesopotamian literature.
- 5:55They are described as having wings and eyes like lightning
- 5:58bolts, which is certainly an apartment description.
- 6:01Their leader was named Uraka Baramil.
- 6:04Or. Amoros.
- 6:06He was said to be tall with a beard down his chest, which may
- 6:10explain why he was so difficult to spot among all those naked
- 6:13Sumerians running around. After Uraka Baramil left Earth,
- 6:18two additional angels by the names of Samyaza, Samayel, and
- 6:22Azazel took over as the group's leaders.
- 6:25These two would eventually rebel against God alongside him during
- 6:29their time on Earth, and Samyaza even made an attempt at
- 6:32rebellion many centuries later when he transformed into the
- 6:35serpent known as Leviathan to tempt Eve before the Nephilim
- 6:39themselves had tempted her. The AP Kalu were a group of
- 6:43seven sages created to help humanity.
- 6:46They were created by Enki, the God of wisdom and intelligence.
- 6:50The seven Apkalu were sent to Earth to teach humans how to
- 6:53live civilizedly. In Mesopotamia.
- 6:56There were two gods, those who ruled over nature like Enlil,
- 7:00and those who ruled over culture, like Enki.
- 7:04The Apkalu represented the latter group as they taught man
- 7:07about agriculture, mathematics, writing, and music.
- 7:10The immortals are the gods. The Watchers are the immortals,
- 7:14the Sages are Watchers, Shining Ones and Shining Ones who dwell
- 7:19in heaven and earth. Anunnaki Enki, who makes all
- 7:23things live, and AP Kalu who know all things, are Shining
- 7:27Ones, wise men from before the flood.
- 7:30Enki's wisdom in creating these was the source of all of them.
- 7:34The Sumerian Kunai form tablets show us that the AP Kalu was the
- 7:38wisest of all the gods and that there were Shining Ones who
- 7:41guarded them. The Shining Ones were known for
- 7:44their immortality. This is why they are called
- 7:47immortals. They are eternal beings who
- 7:49watch over man from above and guide them through life.
- 7:52The Shining Ones also appear in other cultures like Mesopotamia
- 7:56or Babylon where they were called Annunaki.
- 7:59The Ancient Ones in Greek mythology, they were known as
- 8:03Olympians. In Egypt, they are called RA.
- 8:06We can see similarities between these ancient legends and
- 8:09stories worldwide. It's hard to believe that these
- 8:13stories could be made-up of people who had never travelled
- 8:15far from their own village, yet it is clear that they have
- 8:18common roots somewhere in a time long before recorded history
- 8:21began. The best conclusion is that they
- 8:24are all part of a much larger story, one with an ancient
- 8:27origin that even our earliest ancestors knew about.
- 8:31The Shining Ones were real, we know that for sure.
- 8:35Enki provided Ninker Saga with formulas and processes to create
- 8:39a worker, but it had one significant flaw.
- 8:42It couldn't reproduce. Enki and Ninkar Saga overreached
- 8:47their Commission by giving these primitive predominant mammal
- 8:50characteristics. There was an explicit pecking
- 8:52order among the Sumerian Pantheon's astronaut gods.
- 8:56A numerical ranking system was used.
- 8:59The Sumerians ascribed a unique, almost mystical significance to
- 9:03this number. Each central God had a numerical
- 9:07name representing his rank in the hierarchy.
- 9:11Numbers were therefore used as a form of cryptography.
- 9:14The Sumerian ruling deities were ranked numerically in ascending
- 9:18order of importance. 60 Anu. 55 Anu. 50 En Lil, 45 Nin Lil. 40
- 9:26Enki Tikwima Ninki Triti Nanar. 20 Saif Ningal. 20 UTU. 15
- 9:33Inanna, 10 Ishko 5 Ninkar Saga. The distaff side was assigned
- 9:39numbers ending in five. It caused much distress in the
- 9:42affairs of the Middle East for Inanna, who refused to accept
- 9:45her status and entertained and plotted almost continuously.
- 9:49The number 50 represented Enlil's rank and position as the
- 9:52head of all activities on Earth. As a result of the deluge.
- 9:57When the younger gods challenged the older gods leadership
- 9:59authority, Enlil's military aid, Ninuta assumed the title of 50.
- 10:05He thereby inherited Enlil's mantle of leadership, which he
- 10:08had apparently vacated. Ninota was not the only leader
- 10:11vying for power. Enki's elder son Marduk was
- 10:15unranked in the pantheon. He also assumed the title of 50
- 10:19to proclaim himself Babylonian king.
- 10:22Inana, Nana, and Utu, with Inana seemingly always involved,
- 10:27struggled for power after the eclipse of the senior gods.
- 10:30After the deluge, cities in Mesopotamia became pawns in the
- 10:34struggle between competing gods, resulting in constant warfare
- 10:37among them. It significantly disrupted
- 10:40Middle Eastern nations. Only Enlil's sons, daughters,
- 10:43wives, and grandchildren were given numerical rankings in the
- 10:46pantheon. In the aftermath of the Deluge,
- 10:49the sons of Enkai were likely assigned geographical areas and
- 10:52activities away from Mesopotamia, a precaution on
- 10:55Enlil's part to prevent conflict between the cousins and retain
- 10:58control over Mesopotamia. It was always depicted
- 11:01graphically that the Sumerian gods wore horned crowns on an
- 11:05altar. Horned crowns were used to
- 11:07represent the senior gods. A pictographic representation of
- 11:11a star or a dingir, which is Arabic for the righteous one,
- 11:15always came before the names of the gods on the cuneiform
- 11:18tablets. The dinghy symbol signifies a
- 11:21God distinguished from common humanity by his ability to move
- 11:25about in a celestial chariot or craft.
- 11:29Mesopotamia, Syria and Palestine were assigned to him after the
- 11:32deluge. ER or capital city was his
- 11:36sacred city and the Crescent moon was his sacred symbol.
- 11:40Like the cross of Shamash, this symbol was prevalent in the post
- 11:43Eluvian era and later adopted by Islam as discussed below.
- 11:48Nanar Sin is conspicuously absent from the myth of zoo.
- 11:53The Sumerian name Sin the Sinai region was named after him means
- 11:58the Wise Lord because Sumerian names can be read forward and
- 12:03backward. Zune may be the Enzu or Lord Zu
- 12:06who had Ninuta retrieved the Tablets of Destiny from Enlil
- 12:09with the assistance of Ishkour and weapons from Enki.
- 12:13Furthermore, it explains Sins fall from favour at times in
- 12:16Mesopotamian history and Ninuta's challenge for the rank
- 12:19of 50. Inana and Utu were twins born to
- 12:23Nana, and Utu was a grandson of Enlil Antediluvian.
- 12:28Utu lived on the Sipar space platform, where freighters
- 12:31loaded with metal shuttled between orbiting spaceships.
- 12:35Despite moving his space activities to Lebanon after the
- 12:38deluge, Sipar remained his sacred city where Baalbek became
- 12:42the new space platform. The western lands called him
- 12:46Shamash. His Semitic name, Beth Shamash
- 12:49or the House of Shamash, was the Old Testament name for Baalbek.
- 12:54A4 pointed star on a disc with rays served as Shamash's symbol.
- 12:58Shamash later became associated with winged solar discs,
- 13:02probably because his spacecraft surveyed all that went on below.
- 13:05Shamash was worshipped as the sun God who traversed the skies
- 13:09daily and was the one from whom no secrets were hidden.
- 13:13According to a table at SIPA, circa 900 BC, the Babylonian
- 13:17pantheon called him the God of Justice.
- 13:21This tablet shows 2 horned gods holding divine chords connecting
- 13:24with Shamash's altar below as a shuttle between heaven and
- 13:28earth. The chords represent his
- 13:30connection. He was said to have traversed
- 13:33the skies and measured the boundaries of the earth as the
- 13:35divine card holder. The sun God Apollo, later known
- 13:39as Helios by the Romans, was known in Greek mythology as Uttu
- 13:43or Shamash. He was known as Hippocrates in
- 13:46Egypt. Anunnaki chief astronaut Shamash
- 13:50was often depicted with wings. Ashu Nasipul 2 is depicted in a
- 13:55winged wheel hovering over the symbolic tree of life on an
- 13:58Assyrian relief from Nimrod. Winged astronauts and nobles are
- 14:02on either side of two immortality symbols, a pine cone
- 14:06and a water bucket. In the Fibonacci sequence.
- 14:10Dronvolo Melchizedek talks about pine cone shapes.
- 14:14As a result of reading that, I looked at pine cones.
- 14:17True, this symbol of a pine cone associated with UTU could also
- 14:22indicate this, since the Great Pyramid and Sphinx were built to
- 14:25serve as landing beacons for Space Commander Utu's Sinai
- 14:29space port. If the Fibonacci sequence is
- 14:31indeed incorporated into the mathematics of the Great Pyramid
- 14:35of Egypt, as Drumvalo suggests. The Beloved.
- 14:39Of Anu Inanna was a twin of Shamash and the granddaughter of
- 14:44Anu. Just before the destruction of
- 14:46Agade or Uruk, she became it's patron deity.
- 14:51As Anu only visited Uruk occasionally, Inana persuaded
- 14:54him to let her rule the city while he was away.
- 14:57In the Western. Lands and Mesopotamia She is
- 15:00depicted as a powerful goddess under the Semitic name Ishtar as
- 15:04a. Symbol.
- 15:05Of the ruling gods, the 8 pointed star is very prominent.
- 15:08The Dharma sign, even though she was a woman and could not
- 15:11legally rule Inanna or Ishtar, injected herself into every
- 15:16aspect of politics. She attempted to seize power
- 15:19from her older sister Eresh Kigal by descending to the
- 15:22netherworld. They created.
- 15:25CRO Magnon man by crossing the Lulu with the wild primitive man
- 15:28of the time, Neanderthal man. This action.
- 15:32Subdued Enlil's wrath. Further.
- 15:35Diluting the reptile race, he viewed the.
- 15:38Sarian. Strain as a direct threat not
- 15:40only was Inana Anu's granddaughter, but she was also
- 15:43her great granddaughter. It is often.
- 15:46Difficult to determine which God or goddess is the sister,
- 15:49brother, or child of another due to incestuous relationships
- 15:52among these various ranking gods and goddesses.
- 15:55This genealogical problem will be discussed in more detail in a
- 15:59future article devoted to royal lineages.
- 16:02According to another. Myth.
- 16:04She tricked Enki into giving her some of the Tablets of Destiny,
- 16:07also known as Emmys. As in the.
- 16:10Gilgamesh, Epic She offers her favours to Gilgamesh, whose
- 16:14resounding rejection enrages her to the point that she tries to
- 16:17destroy him. Sumerian and Babylonian
- 16:20literature present mixed images. The Love Goddess on the one hand
- 16:23and the Warrior on the other. In addition to.
- 16:26Interfering in Mesopotamian affairs, she dominated the
- 16:30pantheons of Palestine, Lebanon, Syria and Anatolia under the
- 16:33name IS Istarashtorit, Astarte, Asherah and Anat.
- 16:38Both Palace. Athena and Aphrodite were
- 16:41modelled after Inana in the Mediterranean, both warriors and
- 16:44lovers. The Egyptians.
- 16:46Called these two warriors, Seket and Ptar, the.
- 16:49Nibiruan. Language would refer to them as
- 16:51Baron Ninuta and Baroness Bao. Goddess who gave.
- 16:56Her name to Athens and the hephistas.
- 16:58Vulcan Typhoon consort. His domain was Anatolia.
- 17:02Since he was the youngest son of Enlil, his activities were
- 17:06primarily focused on expanding his sphere of influence and
- 17:09control over Palestine and Canaan rather.
- 17:12Than. Entering Mesopotamia's politics.
- 17:15The Ancient. Land of Anatolia was home to the
- 17:17legendary birth goddesses, the Amazons and Lesbos, who revolted
- 17:22against the emperor and Empress, forcing the chief medical
- 17:25officer and geneticist Queen Ninkarsaga to create Eva.
- 17:30The Thunder. And Lightning God were known by
- 17:32his Semitic name Adad. In many depictions, he holds a
- 17:36lightning bolt with forked ends. In the old.
- 17:39Testament Yahweh Jehovah, who attempted to expand his
- 17:43influence over Canaan through Abraham and Moses was probably
- 17:47Adad. Below is an.
- 17:49Explanation of this role A Sumerian system of directives
- 17:52and formulas governed the city's operations and humanities
- 17:55activities in antiquity. A set of rules or regulations
- 18:00was used to maintain the function of every entity and
- 18:02phenomenon. A set of rules or regulations
- 18:05was used to maintain the function of every entity and
- 18:07phenomenon. The owner of the ME had complete
- 18:10control over a particular aspect of life or behaviour.
- 18:14They sometimes seem like physical objects that can be
- 18:16picked up and carried. On them.
- 18:19May have been inscribed data and operational orders that
- 18:22activated a piece of equipment like our present day computer
- 18:25chip. The myth Enki.
- 18:29In the world, Order depicts the M ES controlling an aircraft
- 18:32under Enki's command. According to the myth, Enki
- 18:35drives the significant M ES. Enki possess.
- 18:38The M ES and release them gradually and sparingly for
- 18:41humanity's benefit. Inanna.
- 18:44And Enki are the primary sources of information about them, where
- 18:47civilisation is divided into over 100 elements, each
- 18:51requiring an ME. There are 60.
- 18:54Odd symbols readable in this myth, including a king, a
- 18:57priest, wisdom, peace, counsel, judgement, falsehood, art,
- 19:03musical instruments, weapons, libel, prostitution, law, and a
- 19:08city destroyed, a king, a priest, knowledge, peace,
- 19:13counsel, judgement, falsehood, music, weapons, libel,
- 19:18prostitution, and a destroyed city.
- 19:24Chapter 1 Gods, demigods The King's List and the Flood The
- 19:30King's list is one of the world's most remarkable and
- 19:33valuable historical documents. It lists the names of the kings
- 19:36of Zuma and their rain periods from what is known to them as
- 19:40the beginning of history, when the kingship descended from
- 19:43heaven, founded 5 cities on the Mesopotamian plain in the
- 19:46distant past. During the.
- 19:48Deluge or great flood, The flood swept over the land.
- 19:53The narrative. Returns to kingship as the flood
- 19:55sweeps over the land up to the part of the Isin dynasty, which
- 19:59began ruling about 1950 BC. It describes the kings and their
- 20:03reigns. According to the.
- 20:06King List. Many antediluvian kings ruled
- 20:09for long periods. In this sense, it confirms the
- 20:12long lifespan of the Patriarchs. Even though.
- 20:16These highly long reigns and lifespans cannot be explained.
- 20:20Secular and religious sources indicate they followed a logic
- 20:23that has yet to be recognised by current scholarship.
- 20:28The 4th and. 3rd millennia BC archaeological evidence
- 20:31independently corroborated King List, which has received mixed
- 20:35reviews from academics. In his book The Sumerians, Sam
- 20:39Noah Kramer, the Dean of Sumerian studies, argues that
- 20:43King List is inestimably valuable if used with
- 20:45discrimination and understanding.
- 20:48We do not. Begin our story with the
- 20:50creation of the world. Our ancestors may have come here
- 20:53for unknown reasons. Proto.
- 20:56Sumerians are the first intelligent life forms on Earth,
- 21:00known historically as the proto Sumerians.
- 21:03The. Deluge.
- 21:03Was a worldwide catastrophe that happened before they arrived
- 21:06here. Moreover, modern humans or Homo
- 21:09sapiens didn't exist then. These proto Sumerians, whose
- 21:14name means the land between the two rivers, were responsible for
- 21:18starting our western civilization.
- 21:21Their descendants. Records.
- 21:22The Sumerian, Acadian and Babylonian cuneiform tablets
- 21:26report the arrival of these gods.
- 21:30Between the. Rivers Tigris and Euphrates lies
- 21:33Mesopotamia, the birth place of civilization.
- 21:37The two rivers. Flow down to the Persian Gulf
- 21:40through a vast grassy plain in Armenia's mountains in the
- 21:43north. Marshes and lagoons dominated
- 21:46the area, as they do today in ancient times.
- 21:49With the development. Of a river canal system for
- 21:51irrigation and drainage. The plain grew densely populated
- 21:55and developed a rich culture. A fertile garden area developed
- 21:58in the lower part of Mesopotamia called Eden, or the Abode of the
- 22:02Righteous Ones. It became known as the.
- 22:06Garden of Eden in the Bible. Suma was the.
- 22:09Name given to the southern part of Mesopotamia, whereas a card
- 22:13was given to the area further up the plain near the convergence
- 22:16of the two rivers. Babylonia.
- 22:19Was named after the Acadian city Bab Elu, which became prominent
- 22:23throughout the region. Mesopotamia.
- 22:26'S alluvial plain was used to rebuild the Sumerian cities
- 22:30after the deluge. Because the.
- 22:32Oldest dates to about 3500 BC and was constructed on virgin
- 22:36soil. It is clear that they were not
- 22:38built over the ruins of a former city.
- 22:41Due to its. Rising waters, the Persian Gulf
- 22:43flooded the former cities during the deluge.
- 22:46Anunnaki, as these alien beings were called, arrived on this
- 22:50planet for unknown reasons. We can.
- 22:53However, assume that it was for commercial purposes based on
- 22:55their myths and legends. Approximately. 240,000 years ago
- 23:01they came here according to King list.
- 23:03According to. This document, the antediluvian
- 23:06Annunaki, established kingship at Eridu, the Eric of the Bible,
- 23:10as a result of kingship descended from heaven.
- 23:14For 60. 4800 years, 2 kings ruled.
- 23:19During the one. 108,000 year reign of three kings at
- 23:21Batibira. Eridu was abandoned as the
- 23:24capital. The kingship was then
- 23:26transferred to Larac where one king ruled for 28,800 years.
- 23:31A king, Enmedurana ruled for 21,000 years in Cipa, the 4th
- 23:36city they made their capital. Enmedurana.
- 23:39Is essential to our story since he was the Old Testament's
- 23:42Enoch, as we will see. In 18601 king ruled Shurupak.
- 23:47Under the kingship of Shurupak, for 241,200 years, 8 kings ruled
- 23:535 cities, as summarised in the tablet.
- 23:56According to. King List All commercial
- 23:58activities ended after the flood swept over the land.
- 24:02The Vast. Number of these numbers has
- 24:04puzzled scholars for a long time.
- 24:06They. Have no.
- 24:07Errors, since they are consistent throughout King's
- 24:09list. Despite the.
- 24:12Lack of a rational explanation. Most historians believe there
- 24:15must be a logical explanation, since the enormous lifespan of
- 24:18the antediluvian patriarchs parallels these numbers.
- 24:22Earth years. May not be what we know them to
- 24:24be. Despite not.
- 24:26Being fully understood, the divine year or year of Anne
- 24:30mentioned in the cuneiform tablets is probably not the same
- 24:33as our average Earth year. The Old Testament.
- 24:36Reflects this. One holy.
- 24:39Day is equivalent to 1000 years in the Old Testament Psalms 90
- 24:42to 4. The Ancients.
- 24:45Also computed time by other than average earth years.
- 24:48For instance, 7 weak years, seven years in a week.
- 24:52And one year. Added for reconciliation, at
- 24:55which all activities were supposed to end.
- 24:58It is also evident from their enumeration system that the
- 25:01years on King's list have an underlying logic.
- 25:05While their numerical system was sexojesimal, it was not strictly
- 25:09so since both 10's and sixes were employed.
- 25:12They assigned the. #60 to their chief God Anne, since it was the
- 25:15highest number in their system of numerical rank.
- 25:19Accordingly, sequences 1106360 and 3600 have special meanings
- 25:25in their mythology. The Sumerians.
- 25:28Called the number 3600 A Shah, which appears to have special
- 25:32significance. This number.
- 25:34Is divisible by the years of the reign of Sumerian kings after a
- 25:38slight adjustment. As a result, Sumerian
- 25:42Antediluvian King's reigns were probably a Shah renewable every
- 25:453600 years. A graphic.
- 25:48Representation of the period of the various terms of kingship
- 25:52reveals that this sexojazimal system accounts for many entries
- 25:56in the king list. Only in later cultures did the
- 25:58notion of divine beings filter into our language and make us
- 26:02think that we refer to our alien visitors as gods.
- 26:06In ancient. Times they were called elu,
- 26:08which evolved into Eli and eel respectively in Hebrew.
- 26:14Westerners have. Used God to refer to superior
- 26:17spiritual beings, distant from man and incapable of defect or
- 26:20error. If the term.
- 26:22Could be used generically to describe a Saurian race.
- 26:25They might be called Superman. Conversely.
- 26:29Man is regarded as a blemished, imperfect creature burdened with
- 26:33original sin and destined to worship an unreachable God.
- 26:38There was nothing. Spiritual about the Sumerian
- 26:40gods. Their errors and misjudgments
- 26:42could be severe because they were human beings.
- 26:45It was considered. A convenience by the Sumerian
- 26:48gods and nothing more. Their wants were met, their
- 26:51cities were maintained, and cannon fodder was provided for
- 26:54their various military ventures. The gods can.
- 26:57Be cruel and unsympathetic, masters their view.
- 27:01Of humans was that. They were merely unruly
- 27:03children, no more valuable than pets, to be ruled ruthlessly and
- 27:07without sentiment. Despite what?
- 27:09The reader might think subsequent events demonstrate
- 27:12that these accusations were true, despite the term Anunnaki
- 27:16being used generically to refer to all the proto Sumerians who
- 27:19came to this planet. It literally means the sons of
- 27:23Anne, their great God. In the.
- 27:26Antediluvian period. The Anunnaki colonised Earth
- 27:30with a large group of their children.
- 27:32In the Babylonian creation myth Enuma Elish 300, Anunnaki
- 27:37descended to Earth, while another 300 remained on board.
- 27:41Igigi was presumably the spacecraft technician.
- 27:44His name was always written pictorially as a star, as an or
- 27:48anu. In Akadian he.
- 27:50Stood above. All the other gods as the great
- 27:52Progenitor and senior God A. Spaceship.
- 27:55Orbiting the Sun or Yuru Saag an Anna, literally the chief city
- 28:00of the heavens, was his abode and seat of authority.
- 28:04Ziggurats are. Mountain tops or stage towers
- 28:06that provided artificial platforms on the flat
- 28:08Mesopotamian plains and came from the Babylonian word zakhru.
- 28:13In times of. Crisis or ceremonial purposes.
- 28:16He descended to earth only on special occasions.
- 28:19In Uruk, his sacred city. He lived in his temple, the Iana
- 28:22or House of Anne. Three children were born to Anu,
- 28:27two sons, Enlil and Enki, and a daughter, Ninka.
- 28:30Saga. He spent much.
- 28:33Of his time settling disputes between his two sons and his
- 28:36grandchildren due to their division of authority.
- 28:40Enlil. Known as the Lord of the Command
- 28:42was the commander of the Anunnaki expedition to Earth.
- 28:47There were many. Names for his authority.
- 28:50While Enlil. Was Anne's younger son.
- 28:52He became the most powerful God of the Sumerian pantheon after
- 28:55Anne. Heaven and earth.
- 28:57Belonged to him the Lord of all lands, the Giver of kings, the
- 29:02Prince of Heaven, and the Chief of earth.
- 29:05As the. Archetype of the God of
- 29:07Palestine and Syria. Enlil represents both the
- 29:10generic L of the Semites and the generic Elohim of the Bible.
- 29:15Enlil. Punished humanity for the
- 29:17decrees of the gods in the Council.
- 29:20He is often. Shown carrying a bow and arrow
- 29:22as a symbol of his powerful arsenal.
- 29:25Enlil only. Tolerated humans when it was
- 29:27necessary to ensure their welfare.
- 29:31According to the. Sumerian deluge story Enlil's
- 29:34interference with his sleep was to blame for humanity's
- 29:36destruction. Durang Kai.
- 29:39The temple dedicated to him at Nippur was called the Window to
- 29:43Heaven, from which humanity viewed the universe.
- 29:46Cuneiform. Tablets contain this structure
- 29:48as a control or communication centre.
- 29:51On top of the Echo at Nippur, he raises the beams that search the
- 29:55hearts of all lands. The equipment.
- 29:57Used. Sounds like some radar or
- 29:59scanning device. During Enlil's reign, there were
- 30:02times of turmoil when he saw a goddess naked and bathing by a
- 30:06stream below. He became enamoured with her and
- 30:09descended to seduce her. The Pantheon.
- 30:12Was horrified as Enlil's escapade seemingly violated one
- 30:16of their basic conventions. He was stripped.
- 30:18Of his powers despite being the chief God.
- 30:21Enlil. Returned to his authority after
- 30:24marrying his chief wife and making her his chief wife.
- 30:28She was given. The same status as Enlil and was
- 30:30named Ninlil. Enlil's.
- 30:33Favorite son was Nana, who was born in this episode.
- 30:37He. Was given.
- 30:37Honours and lands commensurate with his rank in the Pantheon,
- 30:41second only to him and Enki. Enki was.
- 30:44Anne's first born, but he was given a lower rank than his
- 30:46younger brother Enlil, who was Anne's half sister.
- 30:50Enlil. Became heir to the throne
- 30:52according to Sumerian inheritance laws.
- 30:55His brothers. Enlil and Enki fought over who
- 30:57would control activities on Earth because of lingering
- 31:00resentment over Enki's disinheritance.
- 31:02A chief engineer, a chief scientist, a chief of mining,
- 31:07and most importantly, a creator of mankind, Enki was all things
- 31:11to the expedition. When Enki.
- 31:13First arrived on Earth, he was also called EA, or he whose
- 31:18house is on the water, a reference to his water place or
- 31:22Abzu, where he carried out his operations.
- 31:25Poseidon. God of the Sea is mentioned
- 31:27again in this oceanic reference to Enki or Poseidon.
- 31:32As a master engineer, he transformed lower Mesopotamia's
- 31:34marshes into a paradise. The canal system was planned and
- 31:38constructed, rivers were diked and marshlands were drained.
- 31:43An admiring. Poem boasts that he created the
- 31:45marshlands as a paradise for birds and fish, invented and
- 31:49used the plough yoke, started animal husbandri and brought the
- 31:52construction arts to earth to raise the cities.
- 31:55The epithets of Enki were numerous.
- 31:58Among his many titles, he was God of wisdom, mining, Lord of
- 32:02the flowing waters, and Lord of the sea and shipbuilding.
- 32:06As a symbol of his ability to provide navigable waters and
- 32:10potable water for Mesopotamia cities, he is often depicted
- 32:13with a stream and fish flowing from his shoulders.
- 32:16His home was. Named I Raidu, which signified
- 32:19that it was a colony. In the watery.
- 32:22Plains of Edin Eridu was the first city built by alien
- 32:26astronauts on Earth. It.
- 32:28Was Enki. 'S favorite pastime to sail or
- 32:30cruise these watercourses in his watercraft, which he named the
- 32:33Ibex after the nimble goats that lived in the mountains nearby.
- 32:38Sumerian. Seals and monuments often
- 32:40depicted the ebex and goat with the fishtail as symbols of the
- 32:43God Enki. A human.
- 32:45Miner is often depicted carrying an ingot of metal held by Enki,
- 32:50the God of mining. The metal.
- 32:53Was moulded as a cylinder with a hole through the middle to
- 32:56facilitate it's carrying on a pole with a handle.
- 32:59Often shown. As the tree or shrub of life, he
- 33:02was also shown with his two sons, Gibil and Nergal, who were
- 33:05responsible for mining. Enki is.
- 33:08Remembered for creating man and defending him against the
- 33:11capricious Enlil in. Addition.
- 33:13To its ability to shed its skin and achieve immortality, the
- 33:16serpent is Enki's symbol. Ancient.
- 33:19Artisans represented their reptile ancestors by depicting
- 33:23the serpent. Caduceus of the Greeks was also
- 33:27derived from the serpent coiled around the tree of life.
- 33:31He distanced himself from Enlil by illegally creating modern man
- 33:35or Homo sapiens. Following the.
- 33:37Deluge their children rekindled their antagonism, which lasted
- 33:42for thousands of years. Even today, it might be added,
- 33:46those people don't stop fighting.
- 33:49Just as. Enlil is revered as the God who
- 33:51brought on the deluge. Enki is revered as the God who
- 33:54warned the Sumerian Noah of coming disasters in time.
- 33:59The 4th senior Sumerian God was Ninker Sag or Lady of the
- 34:03Mountaintop. Enki and.
- 34:05Enlil were her half siblings. When Ninhersag and Enki appeared
- 34:10together in the past, their names preceded each other.
- 34:14Later her. Status was reduced and she
- 34:16practically disappeared from the pantheon as an influential or
- 34:20significant figure. We discover from literary work
- 34:23that Ninkarsaga is the Egyptian equivalent of Ishtar, who in
- 34:26turn the Romans renamed Juno after Hera in Greek mythology.
- 34:31The Rising. Star of Inana or Ishtar may have
- 34:34eclipsed her, injecting herself into everything Sumerian and
- 34:38western Palestine, Syria and Lebanon were the western lands
- 34:44where Ishtar appeared in different forms.
- 34:46Her mother goddess displaces Ninkharsag as a.
- 34:49Goddess. Of love or sex, she played a
- 34:52crucial role in society. Also known as the Warrior
- 34:55Goddess, she played a militant role.
- 34:58In addition to Ninkharsaga, Ninkersag is known by many other
- 35:02names, including Nin TI, the Lady Who Gives Life, Nin Ma, the
- 35:07Exalted Lady, and Mam MU, the Creator Goddess, a name from
- 35:12which we derive our word Mama. Isn't this great?
- 35:17She was known. As Pachamama in the Mayan's
- 35:19lands, as the expedition's chief medical officer and chief nurse,
- 35:24Ninkersag ruled the antediluvian city of Shurapak.
- 35:27A cutter knife was used to sever her umbilical cord, her sacred
- 35:31symbol. In the.
- 35:33Laboratories atop Chirupak's ziggurat and Enki's floating
- 35:36headquarters, Enki and Ninkersag created a hybrid mammal reptile
- 35:41known as a Lulu. Enlil.
- 35:43Requested the creation of a creature that could take over
- 35:46the laborious tasks that Anne's children were carrying out.
- 35:50This sounds like. Archons of Destiny material?
- 35:53Could the Archons of Destiny be the highest strata of Nibiruan
- 35:57society? Enki prepared.
- 35:59A delectable feast to entertain Anu's attractive but ambitious
- 36:02granddaughter. The God.
- 36:04Enki had consumed too much wine and was inebriated, so Inana
- 36:08took advantage of the opportunity and asked him for
- 36:11seven central Emmys. According to this myth, Inana
- 36:15extracted some of these Emmys from Enki.
- 36:18They managed temples, weapons, music, the arts, scribes,
- 36:22mathematics, wood and metal crafts essential for running a
- 36:26city. Eventually, Utu became known as
- 36:30the God of music and song, the inventor of the flute and lyre,
- 36:34and the secret lover of Inanna. It's important.
- 36:37To remember that Utu was Inanna's secret lover and
- 36:40eventually became known as the God of music and Song, she
- 36:44likely gave him the secrets to the music she obtained from
- 36:47deceiving Enki. Enki awoke.
- 36:49Later and sent his Chamberlain to pursue Inanna and retrieve
- 36:53the M ES by swift boat of heaven once he realized what he had
- 36:57done. Comment.
- 37:00Remember how she chased Duke Demuzzi all over the serious
- 37:03sector and set off the pyramid wars?
- 37:08Despite. Enki's messenger Inanna reached
- 37:10her adopted city of Uruk. She boasted that she had all the
- 37:14trappings and authority of a monarch.
- 37:16For all practical purposes, these M ES confer authority and
- 37:20absolute power on their owners by making certain M ES
- 37:23impregnable to weapons. As a God.
- 37:26Serving as Enlil's retainer, Zoo plotted a palace revolution by
- 37:30attempting to seize control of the Tablets of Destiny that
- 37:34Enlil had carelessly left unattended.
- 37:37A previous. Report suggested that Nanasin
- 37:39was probably responsible for the coup d'etat attempt.
- 37:43During Enlil's bath, Zoo conceived the idea of stealing
- 37:46the M ES or Tablets of Destiny, believing these divine decrees
- 37:50would give him control over the Anunnaki and humanity.
- 37:54Despite zoo. 'S boast he was able to escape
- 37:57with the tablets. As a result.
- 37:59Of this alarming development the Pantheon was thrown into chaos
- 38:03for. Zoo not.
- 38:04To usurp the God's authority, someone must retrieve the M ES.
- 38:09In addition to. Being impregnable, Zoo could
- 38:11deflect and nullify all weapons sent against him thanks to his
- 38:15control of the M ES. A force field.
- 38:18Encircling the mountain redoubt zoo fortified, deflected
- 38:21exploding arrows targeted at him but sounded suspiciously like
- 38:25rocket missiles. Enki finally.
- 38:27Created a new special weapon in his laboratory, military aid to
- 38:31Enlil and Ninuta. Eventually defeated Zoo and
- 38:34brought him back to the aircraft for trial.
- 38:37The Sumerian. Ruling deities were thus no
- 38:40longer threatened by their worst threat.
- 38:43A person. 'S divine name often confers
- 38:45extraordinary power in the Scriptures, where similar
- 38:48symbols of authority are mentioned.
- 38:50Were the Sumerian Emmys the same as the biblical divine names?
- 38:55Hebrew. Apocalypse of Enoch claims that
- 38:57the antediluvian patriarch Enoch was defied after ascending to
- 39:00the heavenly abode with 70 names.
- 39:05It is believed. That Rabbi Ishmael, a
- 39:07Palestinian scholar who pass it away in 132 AD, wrote the first
- 39:12Book of Enoch in Babylonian Jewry. 2nd.
- 39:16Only to the chief deity. These 70 names gave Enoch power
- 39:20and authority. In addition to smiting kings,
- 39:23elevating the humble, subduing rulers, conferring wisdom,
- 39:27making judgements, and controlling time, Enoch had the
- 39:31power of God's divine names assume adjusting the calendar
- 39:36when necessary, such as after a worldwide catastrophe rendered
- 39:40the old calendar obsolete. Anu founded.
- 39:43The five cities gave them names and divided their uses when the
- 39:47kingship descended from heaven. First he gave.
- 39:50Eridu to Nudimud the leader. Before the.
- 39:53Deluge, the Sumerian King list list listed only 5 cities as
- 39:57antediluvian Anunnaki capitals. Their order is.
- 40:01Based on the succession they ruled even though they were all
- 40:04constructed around the same time.
- 40:07Climate change. Caused periodic flooding and the
- 40:09drying up of the southern part of the Mesopotamian Valley.
- 40:12The capital may have moved to more northern and easily
- 40:15accessible cities due to politics motivating the
- 40:17relocation of the capital from one city to another.
- 40:21The King list. Consisted of five strictly
- 40:23operational cities. In addition.
- 40:26To Uruk and Nipper, which existed before the deluge, the
- 40:30king list does not mention them. The kings did not include these
- 40:34cities because they were designed as ceremonial and
- 40:37sacred cities. Enki and.
- 40:39His engineer astronauts constructed these operational
- 40:42cities to obtain rare metals, process them, and carry the
- 40:45ingots to the mothership orbiting space.
- 40:48It was a. Cohesive group of five cities,
- 40:51each providing an essential function for the expedition's
- 40:53primary goal. These names.
- 40:56Indicate their function which is as follows.
- 41:00The first city. To direct all operations on
- 41:03Earth, Eridu literally means home built far away.
- 41:07In addition to. Draining the marshlands, he
- 41:09raised the cities, established agriculture and animal
- 41:12husbandry, and generally improved the hospitable and
- 41:15productive conditions of the land.
- 41:18Enki. Also developed mines, presumably
- 41:20in Africa, transported the ores and processed the metals at Bad
- 41:24Tibira from Eridu. The first city.
- 41:27That existed on our planet. Eridu, the third planet in our
- 41:31solar system, is most likely responsible for giving it its
- 41:34name. Although the.
- 41:36Origin of the word Earth is unknown.
- 41:39It can be traced back to Eridu logically and linguistically.
- 41:43Eridu, the site of all philological research, was the
- 41:46first city that our alien ancestors built on this planet.
- 41:50There is a connection between the names of its inhabitants and
- 41:53the root, Eridu to name a few. Erda in Old High German is Erda,
- 41:58ertha in Middle English is ertha, error in Greek is error,
- 42:02erds in Aramaic is Erds, and Eretz in Hebrew is Eretz.
- 42:06In the king list. Bad Tiberia retained kingship
- 42:10for the longest period among all the cities, almost half of the
- 42:13period recorded before the Deluge, indicating it's primary
- 42:16importance. The Sumerian.
- 42:20Word Tibera originates from the same proto Sumerian word as the
- 42:24Hebrew word tubal. In Genesis Tubal Cain the son of
- 42:29Lamech is credited with inventing metals.
- 42:32Tubal Cain, who forged the copper and iron implements.
- 42:37The first. Strictly operational city that
- 42:39Enki built was bad Tibera and the Annunaki came here to obtain
- 42:43and process metals, possibly gold and silver, as well as
- 42:47other rare metals. New gig.
- 42:50Also called New Gig was Enlil's favorite son, an epithet for
- 42:53Nanar, whose name means He of the Bright sky.
- 42:57After arriving. By ship from the African mines,
- 43:00the oars were processed at Bad Tibira into transportable form
- 43:04before being shuttled to the mother ship for final shipment.
- 43:08To guide. Incoming and outgoing shuttles.
- 43:10A beacon city was required. A third city is assigned to the
- 43:14kingship and is called La Raka, which means see the bright light
- 43:20this. City.
- 43:20Serves as a guide for the metal freighters of Mesopotamia.
- 43:24The city is. Little known and like Baad
- 43:27Tibira, it has not been archaeologically located.
- 43:30In King. List The city is assigned to
- 43:32Pabulsag, meaning the Great Protector.
- 43:36It was Ninota who helped Enlil recover the Emmys from zoo.
- 43:40Bird City. Or Sipapa was the 4th city
- 43:44built. This city was built for the God
- 43:46Utu, a circle of seven great gods who determined fate
- 43:50according to Sumerian mythology. Especially.
- 43:53Those carrying metal cargo that landed on the landing platform.
- 43:59In Akadian. And Semitic Utu was known as
- 44:02Shamash, the chief of the astronauts.
- 44:05Following the deluge, Shamash was given control of Baalbek and
- 44:09Lebanon. When the space platform and
- 44:11related activities were moved to the Western lands, Antediluvian
- 44:15cities ranked Sipar high since it was the stairway to the
- 44:18Stars. En.
- 44:20Medurana, it's sole ruler, was believed to have controlled
- 44:23flights between Sipar and the orbiting ship.
- 44:26According to. Sumerian tradition en medurana
- 44:29was transported to heaven like biblical Enoch translated there.
- 44:33Below are the. Pseudepigrapher writings that
- 44:35identify Enoch as en Medurana. It was dedicated.
- 44:39To Ninkersag, the chief expedition nurse and medical
- 44:42officer of the fifth city, Shu Ruppak, which was constructed.
- 44:47From her temple. Atop the ziggurat at Shu Rupak,
- 44:50she attended to the medical and health needs of the Anunnaki and
- 44:53humans. Anu was the chief God of Uruk,
- 44:56or Great City. When it served.
- 44:59As his residence went away from his space city and on visits to
- 45:03Earth, which became less frequent as the world grew more
- 45:06populated, Anu's influence began to decline and.
- 45:10Enlil took. Over his authority in the days
- 45:11before the deluge approached, atop the ziggurat was the Temple
- 45:15of Anu. Having rarely used his
- 45:18ceremonial city, Anu handed it over to Inanna The.
- 45:22City was. Dedicated to Enlil who ruled
- 45:24from his house on the mountain, The Ekur Enlil ruled all
- 45:28Anunnaki on earth before the deluge from Nepur.
- 45:32An electronic equipment packed control centre is described in a
- 45:35dedicated hymn. Enlil's.
- 45:39Lifted beam searches the heart of all lands.
- 45:43According to the. Echo.
- 45:46The Sacred. City of Nippur was rebuilt after
- 45:49the deluge. Until Enos left for his heavenly
- 45:52abode, the Lord kept his shekinah, or spacecraft, at the
- 45:56Garden of Eden entrance. The fiery.
- 45:59Chariot described in the book of Ezekiel was also seen at near
- 46:03the river Cheba. Ayat Nipurt was derived from AB
- 46:06or AP, which meant Father, Creator or a Great one, and ZU
- 46:11or SU which meant one who knows the Wise One, thus suggesting it
- 46:16was the source of all wisdom and knowledge.
- 46:18Depending on the. Period or era, the tablets refer
- 46:21to the abzu had three meanings for the Mesopotamians.
- 46:25Our son was. Originally called Abzu, Sumerian
- 46:28creation myths describe the AB Zoo as the Primeval 1 and
- 46:32bigoter of the planets in our solar system.
- 46:36When the Anunnaki. Arrived and began operating
- 46:38here. The AB Zoo was obviously Enki's
- 46:40abode near Eridu. During the post diluvian period,
- 46:44mining has not been a significant concern.
- 46:47A. Sinister.
- 46:48Connotation arises after the deluge.
- 46:51Abyss. Is the Greek word for the Netha
- 46:53world, presumably the ancient mines from which the modern word
- 46:57abyss is derived. The prisons were still
- 47:00operational and used by the prison population on a limited
- 47:02basis, but they had primarily become places of detention.
- 47:08The second. Meaning of Enki's floating
- 47:09headquarters is evident throughout the literature of the
- 47:12antediluvian age. One of the.
- 47:15Longest and best preserved narrative poems.
- 47:18Enki and the World Order describes the ABSU of Eridu as a
- 47:21magnificent shrine surrounded by trees and navigable canals.
- 47:26Enki's. Magur type boat, the ibex of the
- 47:29AB Zoo travels over the marshland and canals in this
- 47:32Eden like garden. Magur.
- 47:35Means ship to turn about in. In the Royal.
- 47:40Palace at Ur A statue of an ibex peering through a shrub dates to
- 47:44about 2500 BC. In cylinder.
- 47:48Seals and statuettes. The ibex represents the person
- 47:51of Enki as an allusion to the surrounding mountain goat.
- 47:56An Ibex. On a branch representing the
- 47:58tree of life or immortality peers through a lattice of gold
- 48:02and lapis lazuli. The AB Zoo.
- 48:05Or Water Palace and shown on the cylinder seal from around 2000
- 48:09BC is Enki's residence. Utna Pishtim.
- 48:14The Babylonian Noah is described in the Gilgamesh epic as a
- 48:18sealed mobile craft. To make his art.
- 48:22Waterproof. He sealed it thoroughly as the
- 48:24AB Zoo. He is instructed to seal her.
- 48:27He lived in the AB Zoo before building Eridu, which had
- 48:30descended from the orbiting spaceship to settle in the
- 48:33swamps of Mesopotamia. Therefore, the AB Zoo may have
- 48:36been submersible and sealed like a ship.
- 48:40It was able to. Fly and be submersible at the
- 48:42same time. The Ark of Noah's configuration
- 48:45can be compared in this regard. According to.
- 48:48Ancient Mesopotamian traditions Humanity learned the arts and
- 48:52crafts of civilisation from an amphibious ancestor.
- 48:57Initially. Written by the Babylonian priest
- 49:00Barossus in the 3rd century BC, it describes the origins of
- 49:04civilisation according to his forefathers.
- 49:07Aristotle's. Disciples Apollodorus,
- 49:10Alexander, Polyhistor and Abidens 1 of Aristotle's
- 49:14disciples also wrote an Assyrian history of their own that has
- 49:18been lost, preserving many fragments of Barossa's work.
- 49:25According to the. Story Oannas is in charge of the
- 49:28anodotte from the Persian Gulf. They were reported.
- 49:32To be amphibious creatures with heads like men's.
- 49:35They were reported. To be amphibious creatures.
- 49:39They were reportedly. Amphibious creatures with a
- 49:41man's head and the body and tail of a fish, but legs like a
- 49:44man's. This ancient.
- 49:46Knowledge was taught to man by these creatures under the
- 49:48leadership of OANS. He also.
- 49:51Taught them about science, math, and the arts.
- 49:54In the legend. Oans taught man how to build
- 49:56cities, find temples, compose laws, survey land, and grow
- 50:01food. Oans and.
- 50:03The Anadoti were called mussarus by Apollodorus.
- 50:07Both museums and anecdotes mean the repulsive ones in Greek.
- 50:11Hence, the ancient Babylonians revered the creatures credited
- 50:14with founding civilization as repulsive abominations.
- 50:19The Babylonians. Believed their knowledge came
- 50:21from creatures from the sea and were disgusting and loathsome to
- 50:24look at. A different approach would have
- 50:27been to glorify these creatures as wonderful gods and heroes if
- 50:30the tradition had been invented. Their ancestors were described
- 50:33in this way, proving the accounts authenticity.
- 50:37Further. The oans of Barossas and
- 50:39Apollodorus resemble the Sumerian Enki who founded the
- 50:43Mesopotamian civilization and introduced civilized Arts and
- 50:47Sciences to humanity. Located.
- 50:50Near the Persian Gulf, Enki's water palace was called Abzu.
- 50:55It is presumed that Enki's abzu was submersible and sealed.
- 50:59According to legend, Oans returned to his watery abode for
- 51:02the night in the evening, from where the name Anadotti probably
- 51:06originated. It is similar to the Enki, the
- 51:10Anunnaki people, as a description of a reptilian and
- 51:14loathsome race. The Greek term may have
- 51:16originated with the Sumerians. During their time here.
- 51:20Our Sorian ancestors must have found the physical conditions
- 51:23ideal for living, perhaps very similar to those on their home
- 51:26planet. How are these?
- 51:28Conditions conducive to the alien race that arrived here
- 51:31hundreds of thousands of years ago.
- 51:34Before the arrival. Of the alien astronauts, or
- 51:37Anunnaki. The Earth's climate was moist
- 51:39and stable, without extreme temperature swings as it is
- 51:42today. Earth's atmosphere was drenched
- 51:45with moisture, A veritable cloud canopy.
- 51:48Genesis. Describes this condition as
- 51:50waters separating. In this humid.
- 51:53Climate The Anunnaki took advantage of Earth's resources
- 51:57as. Sapient.
- 51:58Reptiles. They found their home planet's
- 52:00conditions very congenial to their existence.
- 52:03Water was. Abundant at the mouths of large
- 52:06river systems, so all the early settlements were located there.
- 52:10The Nile Delta and the Indus River system also spawned
- 52:13civilizations besides the Tigris and Euphrates.
- 52:17Mesopotamia. 'S main colony was actually an
- 52:20offshoot of theirs. During the creation of the
- 52:22Earth, the waters were all mixed together according to Genesis.
- 52:27In the following. Days two groups were formed.
- 52:29A vast expanse of water was created in the middle of the
- 52:32water to form a separation between the waters God.
- 52:36Created. The expanse dividing the water
- 52:39below it from above it. A lost book in the Bible,
- 52:42Jubilees was initially written in Hebrew as a retelling of
- 52:46Genesis and Exodus. The text has.
- 52:49Also been found in Greek, Syriac, Latin and Ethiopic.
- 52:53However, only the Ethiopic text has been preserved virtually
- 52:57intact. Moreover, the Book of Jubilees
- 53:00mentions that half of the water remains on Earth's surface and
- 53:03half goes into the upper atmosphere.
- 53:06According to the Book of Jubilees, the atmosphere
- 53:08contained as much moisture as the oceans, and he made the
- 53:12firmament during the water. On that day, 1/2 of the waters
- 53:16rose above the firmament, while the other half went beneath it.
- 53:21A dense cloud. Cover was believed to hold as
- 53:23much moisture as the seas below. In the history.
- 53:26Of Babylonia, which Polyhista has preserved in its fragments,
- 53:29Barossas records that moisture separated heaven and earth
- 53:32during the creation of the universe.
- 53:35There was. Universal.
- 53:36Agreement on this condition. There was a time in ancient
- 53:39cultures when the sun did not exist.
- 53:42Sacred Quiche Maya's book. Popul vu describes twilight and
- 53:48cloudy days. Since the sun.
- 53:50And moon were covered by dense clouds before the deluge.
- 53:53No sun was seen by the ancients. The dense clouds or vapour
- 53:57canopy meant they only saw the blue sky after the deluge.
- 54:01Sumerian. Mythology's oldest peace, if not
- 54:03the oldest, appears to echo Populvu's description.
- 54:07The following is a paraphrase. The reptiles descend.
- 54:12At that time, Enki and Eridu still needed to appear.
- 54:16Daylight still needed to shine. Moonlight had yet to appear.
- 54:21The earth is. As lush as a well watered
- 54:23garden. A stable cloud.
- 54:26Canopy also required a different watering regime than today.
- 54:30The Book of Genesis. Supports this.
- 54:32The rain had not yet fallen on the earth.
- 54:34Instead, a flow would go well up from the ground and water the
- 54:37entire surface. After the.
- 54:40Deluge. When the cloud cover collapsed,
- 54:42man saw the sun and blue sky for the first time.
- 54:45Genesis also mentions that the Lord created the rainbow after
- 54:49the deluge due to the prismatic effect.
- 54:52The sun's rays bend through water droplets in rainbows.
- 54:55Direct sunlight is required for rainbows to form after rain.
- 54:59According to the. Biblical flood and the Ice
- 55:01epoch. Donald Patton proposed that the
- 55:04Earth once had a primordial vapour canopy.
- 55:07In some ways it was similar to that which surrounds Venus
- 55:10today. Carbon.
- 55:12Dioxide and hydrocarbons dominate Venus's canopy, along
- 55:16with some water vapour. The primordial vapour canopy of
- 55:20the earth was mainly composed of water vapour, carbon dioxide and
- 55:25virtually no hydrocarbons. The cloud cover was condensed
- 55:29during the deluge. Pattern contends that plant life
- 55:32was luxuriant during that early period due to the proportions of
- 55:36carbon dioxide and water vapour in the atmosphere and the
- 55:39capture of long wave radiation. As a result of this.
- 55:43Greenhouse effect Temperatures tend to be uniform between day
- 55:47and night and summer and winter. The circulation of the essence
- 55:50must have been limited. Storms and precipitation could
- 55:54not form due to the atmosphere and the absence of cyclonic
- 55:57activity. Even though the.
- 55:59Earth was shielded from the sun's direct rays.
- 56:02Plant life was abundant and prosperous since carbon dioxide
- 56:06dominated the water vapour in the atmosphere.
- 56:09There was much more. Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere
- 56:11than today. Several.
- 56:14Climatologists including Owen Tune and Steve Olson claimed
- 56:17that the Earth's early atmosphere may have contained up
- 56:19to 1000 times more carbon dioxide than it does today in
- 56:23their article The Warm Earth in Science, October 1985.
- 56:28In those. Days People obtained most of
- 56:30their water from underground sources as stated in Genesis 5.
- 56:35Instead of. Rain.
- 56:36God sent a flow that went well up from the ground and watered
- 56:40the whole surface of the soil. Natural.
- 56:44Springs fed rivers that flowed down from the mountains with
- 56:47water as well. Additionally, heavy dew was
- 56:50produced at nightfall due to the heavily saturated atmosphere.
- 56:53Between 60,000 and 10,000 BC, early men's caves were widely
- 56:58used in Europe in. Addition to.
- 57:00Protecting themselves from wild animals, they provided relief
- 57:03from oppressive climatic conditions by building bonfires
- 57:07at their entrances. During the night.
- 57:09When heavy dew was precipitating, the conditions
- 57:12became unbearable for man. The dew point.
- 57:15Would have been consistently reached even in the daytime if
- 57:18there had been a water vapour canopy.
- 57:20The temperatures will drop slightly at night and the dew
- 57:23point will be reached quickly. Primal Man maintained a
- 57:26comfortable temperature throughout the night by building
- 57:29a bonfire at the mouth of The Cave.
- 57:32Throughout this. Early period the climate was
- 57:34benign. All over the globe, enormous
- 57:37vegetarian dinosaurs and other giant reptiles thrived in the
- 57:41stable, moist atmosphere. How would reptilian forms have
- 57:44evolved if the climate had remained unchanged during the
- 57:47antediluvian period? Earth's dominant.
- 57:50Form slowly shifted from reptiles to mammals after
- 57:54mammals had become accustomed to the changes.
- 57:58Anunnaki was. Suffering due to the decline of
- 58:00lush vegetation, a changing climate made it impossible for
- 58:04the alien saurians to survive. Anunnaki.
- 58:07Originally lived off the land, according to a Sumerian myth
- 58:11called the dispute between cattle and grain.
- 58:14The people ate plants with their mouths like sheep, drank water
- 58:17from ditches and did not know how to wear clothes.
- 58:21To help the. Anunnaki obtain food. 2
- 58:24goddesses were created in the spaceship, the cattle goddess
- 58:27Lahat and the grain goddess Ashnan.
- 58:31Anunnaki. Could not feed themselves since
- 58:33Earth's conditions had changed. There is no explanation for why
- 58:37the Anunnaki could not feed themselves or why the experiment
- 58:40failed. The man was.
- 58:42Created because of this according to the myth.
- 58:45Anunnaki. Were vegetarians then and they
- 58:48began eating flesh later when food became scarce.
- 58:53The apocalypse. Of Enoch describes how the
- 58:55Nephilim began eating animal flesh because of the scarcity of
- 58:58vegetable food, which is reflected in the Ethiopic
- 59:01Apocalypse of Enoch. Man and the.
- 59:04Serpent gods living among him are described as vegetarians and
- 59:08not meat eaters in both religious and secular wording in
- 59:12Genesis, man did not begin to eat flesh after the deluge.
- 59:17Nephilim. And anunnaki appear to be
- 59:20interchangeable terms in many ancient texts.
- 59:23The numerous. Catastrophes of the period
- 59:26contributed to the desiccation of the Earth.
- 59:29Religious. Literature and Sumerian myths
- 59:31often refer to earthquakes and other natural catastrophes
- 59:35during the antediluvian period. Ancient.
- 59:39Religious and secular sources mention earthquakes and other
- 59:42natural catastrophes as well. Haggadah, the source of Hebrew
- 59:46oral tradition, describes a period of calamities that
- 59:49occurred during the generation of Enos, the second following
- 59:52Adam, during which there were 4 revolutions in nature, possibly
- 59:57a reference to significant earthquakes caused by a shift in
- 1:00:00the earth's axis. When Enos ruled, the mountains
- 1:00:03became barren and so many people died that their corpses rotted
- 1:00:07where they lay and were not buried.
- 1:00:10That such a change would also affect the length of the year.