Latest / Sky Signal / The Anunnaki Connection - FULL SEASON 1 - ALL EPISODES - 3 HOURS
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- 1:51In the vast expanse of the cosmos, among the stars, lies a
- 1:55realm where the boundaries of myth and reality blur, a place
- 2:00where ancient gods once walked the earth, shaping the course of
- 2:05human destiny. Welcome viewers to a journey
- 2:09beyond time and space, to a world where the secrets of our
- 2:14past lie buried beneath the sands of time.
- 2:17Join us as we embark on a quest to uncover the truth behind the
- 2:21strange beings known as the Anunnaki and the mysteries they
- 2:25have left scattered across the earth.
- 2:30From the towering ziggurats of ancient Mesopotamia to the
- 2:32sacred temples of the Maya, we will traverse the globe in
- 2:36search of answers. But beware, for in the shadows
- 2:40of the unknown lurk forces beyond our comprehension, eager
- 2:44to guard their secrets from prying eyes.
- 2:48So join us now, as we venture into the realm of the Anunnaki,
- 2:52where the lines between myth and reality blur, and the mysteries
- 2:57of the universe await those brave enough to seek them.
- 3:04They came from a distant world, a realm beyond the reach of
- 3:07mortal men, seeking dominion over a planet not their own.
- 3:12Their arrival heralded an age of wonders and terrors, a time when
- 3:17the fate of humanity hung in the balance.
- 3:20From the depths of space, beyond the reaches of our
- 3:23understanding, they come. The Anunnaki, Ancient beings,
- 3:28masters of technology and genetics, their origins shrouded
- 3:32in the mists of time. Descending upon our planet and
- 3:35vessels of light, they bring with them the secrets of the
- 3:39cosmos and the promise of untold knowledge.
- 3:44What if the gods weren't myths? What if they walked among us,
- 3:49shaping the very fabric of our reality?
- 3:52As the world stands on the brink of a new era, the Anunnaki
- 3:56revealed themselves once more. Their intentions, veiled in
- 4:00secrecy, spark fear and wonder in equal measure.
- 4:04Are they here to usher in a new age of enlightenment, or do they
- 4:08harbor darker motives? It is a commonly accepted view
- 4:31in mainstream archaeology that civilization started in ancient
- 4:35Mesopotamia with the great civilization of summer in what
- 4:39is now modern day Iraq. However, at the beginning of the
- 4:4420th century, archaeologists excavating it tell al You Baid
- 4:48in Iraq made an unusual discovery when they unearthed
- 4:52several 7000 year old artifacts which appear to represent
- 4:56humanoid figures with reptilian features.
- 5:00The Obadian culture is a prehistoric culture in
- 5:02Mesopotamia that dates between 4000 and 5500 BC.
- 5:09As with the Sumerians, the origins of the Obadian people is
- 5:12unknown. They lived in large village
- 5:14settlements in mud brick houses and they had developed
- 5:17architecture, agriculture and farmed the land using
- 5:21irrigation. The domestic architecture of the
- 5:25Ubadians included large T shaped houses, open courtyards, paved
- 5:30streets as well as food processing equipment.
- 5:35According to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, some of these
- 5:38villages began to develop into towns.
- 5:41Temples began to appear as well as monumental buildings such as
- 5:45in Eridu, UR and. Uruk.
- 5:49The major sites of the Sumerian civilization.
- 5:52Sumerian texts explain that UR was believed to be the first
- 5:56city. The main site where the unusual
- 5:58artifacts were discovered is called Tel Aloubaid, although
- 6:02figurines were also found in UR and Eridu.
- 6:06The Aloubaid site is a small mound of about half a kilometer
- 6:10in diameter and two meters above ground.
- 6:15First excavated by Harry Reginald Howell in 1919.
- 6:19Male and female figurines were found in different postures.
- 6:23Most of the figurines appear to be wearing a helmet and have
- 6:26some kind of padding on the shoulders.
- 6:29Other figurines were found to hold a staff or scepter,
- 6:32possibly as a symbol of justice and ruling.
- 6:36Each figurine has a different pose, but the strangest of all
- 6:40is that some female figurines hold babies suckling milk, with
- 6:44the child also represented as a lizard type creature.
- 6:48The figurines are presented with long heads, almond shaped eyes,
- 6:52long tapered faces and a lizard type nose.
- 6:57What exactly they represent is completely unknown.
- 7:02According to archaeologists, their postures, such as a female
- 7:05figure breastfeeding, do not suggest that they were
- 7:08ritualistic objects. So what did these Ubid lizardmen
- 7:12represent? Whatever they were, they appear
- 7:15to have been important to the ancient Obaidian people.
- 7:19We know that the serpent was a major symbol used in many
- 7:21societies to represent a number of gods, for example the
- 7:25Sumerian God Enki, and the snake was used later on as the symbol
- 7:30for the brotherhood. Of the snake, supposedly an
- 7:34ancient secret society. Is there a link between these
- 7:40representations of lizard like gods and the Anunnaki?
- 7:46For now these questions remain unanswered.
- 7:54And the Anunnaki known as the Seven Great Gods or those who
- 7:57from heaven to earth came revered as deities by the
- 8:00Sumerians. They hold a prominent place in
- 8:03the pantheon of Mesopotamian gods.
- 8:06But who were these divine beings, exactly, and what was
- 8:10their significance in the ancient world?
- 8:13Often depicted as a council of powerful entities with Anu as
- 8:17their leader. While various epics and texts
- 8:21reference different numbers of them, the most significant are
- 8:24the seven Great Gods, who feature prominently in Sumerian
- 8:28mythology. These gods are believed to have
- 8:32played crucial roles in shaping human civilization, imparting
- 8:36knowledge and wisdom to early humans.
- 8:39According to Sumerian accounts, the Anunnaki hailed from a
- 8:43distant point known in the sky, suggesting A celestial origin.
- 8:49The Sumerians themselves were intimately connected to the
- 8:52Anunnaki, viewing them as their creators and guides.
- 8:58However, interpretations of the Anunnaki's origins and
- 9:01intentions vary widely, with some, let's just say, sinister
- 9:06implications. Interpretations such as those
- 9:09put forth by author Zechariah Sitchin suggest that they hailed
- 9:13from a planet called Nibiru and played a pivotal role in shaping
- 9:17human history, sparking countless theories and
- 9:21mythologies. Yet, amidst the myriad
- 9:23interpretations, certain truths emerge.
- 9:27The Anunnaki are believed to have been instrumental in kick
- 9:29starting human civilization, bestowing upon humanity the
- 9:33gifts of knowledge, agriculture, and governance.
- 9:36They served as divine overseers, guiding humanity along the path
- 9:40of progress. However, the idyllic harmony
- 9:46between gods and humans was shattered by a rebellion and a
- 9:50cataclysmic event that led to a rift among the Anunnaki.
- 9:54Some aligned themselves with the forces of good, while others
- 9:58fell Into Darkness, giving rise to the Nephilim, beings of
- 10:03immense power and a stature. The Sumerian epics offer
- 10:09glimpses into this ancient conflict, weaving tales of
- 10:12divine intrigue, betrayal, and redemption.
- 10:18From the fall of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden to the rise
- 10:22of kingship descended from heaven, the Anunnaki's influence
- 10:25reverberates throughout human history.
- 10:33According to the ancient Sumerian tablets found in Iraq,
- 10:36the Anunnaki created humans to be slave workers in gold mines.
- 10:41The Anunnaki had ventured from their own planet to Earth
- 10:44because the atmosphere on their planet Nibiru had deteriorated,
- 10:48forcing them to find off planet sources of gold.
- 10:51It would be the quest for gold that would lead to the creation
- 10:54of the humans by the Anunnaki. At first, they tried to get gold
- 10:59from the rivers of Mesopotamia in the region between the Tigris
- 11:02and Euphrates. However, the Anunnaki soon
- 11:06discovered that the amount of gold was not adequate and so the
- 11:09mining operation was moved to Africa where huge gold deposits
- 11:13were found. It would be the relocation of
- 11:15activities to Africa that would set off the chain of events
- 11:19which would lead to the ancient astronaut decision to create
- 11:22humans in order to assist with the gold mining project.
- 11:26The Anunnaki were initially served by the Igigi until they
- 11:30revolted after years of hard labor, forcing the Anunnaki to
- 11:34find an alternative labor source.
- 11:36After a heated debate in the Anunnaki Council, where it was
- 11:39eventually decided following a suggestion by Enki that the
- 11:42Igigi be replaced by the creation of a primitive worker
- 11:46obtained by combining Anunnaki DNA with the DNA of the most
- 11:50advanced primate on planet Earth at that time, probably Homo
- 11:53erectus. Approximately 440,000 years ago.
- 11:58The Anunnaki human creation project was headed by Enki and
- 12:02Ninhersk who were in charge of the medical laboratory.
- 12:06Experiments were initially unsuccessful until the Adama
- 12:10prototype was born in their genetics lab by using surrogate
- 12:13Anunnaki wombs. Eventually, the other Anunnaki
- 12:17stationed across the different stations started demanding Adama
- 12:21prototypes of their own use, and Enki struggled to supply the
- 12:25demands spread across the various Anunnaki settlements.
- 12:29Enlil, leader of the Anunnaki on Earth, then took matters into
- 12:34his own hands by forcibly taking some of the humans created by
- 12:38the Anunnaki gods, Enki and Ninhursug, and placed them in
- 12:43the Garden of Eden on Earth to look after it.
- 13:26The story of human origins remains one of the most
- 13:28fascinating and at times controversial topics.
- 13:32It is a complex tapestry of genetic anomalies, evolutionary
- 13:36puzzles, and holds the possibility of ancient
- 13:39interventions that may have shaped the very core of what
- 13:42makes us human. The human species, despite its
- 13:47relatively young age in the evolutionary timeline, showcases
- 13:51an unusually high number of genetic defects, over 4000 to be
- 13:56precise. This staggering figure raises
- 14:01questions about the nature of these anomalies and their
- 14:04origins. The process of DNA manipulation
- 14:09involving cutting and splicing has been suggested as a
- 14:12potential cause, hinting at the involvement of external agents.
- 14:16Viewing humans merely as labor rather than beings of intrinsic
- 14:21value, this theory suggests A disregard for individual
- 14:24well-being, with a focus instead on the utility of humans as
- 14:28workers. Our DNA tells a story of close
- 14:32kinship with the great apes, chimpanzees, gorillas and
- 14:35orangutans. Humans share 99% of their DNA
- 14:40with chimpanzees, A similarity that underscores our shared
- 14:45lineage. However, the 1% difference
- 14:49accounts for 30 million base pairs, highlighting significant
- 14:53genetic divergent that has occurred over millions of years.
- 14:57One of the most puzzling aspects of our genetic makeup is the
- 15:00difference in chromosome counts. Humans possess 46 chromosomes,
- 15:06while our primate cousins have 48.
- 15:09This discrepancy is a key piece in the puzzle of human
- 15:12evolution, according to 6000 year old Sumerian.
- 15:16Tablets. The Anunnaki, an ancient alien
- 15:19species, played a pivotal role in shaping Human Genetics.
- 15:23Faced with the challenge of aligning their 46 chromosomes
- 15:26with the 48 of Earth's primates, they ingeniously fused 2
- 15:30chromosomes into 1A modification, clearly visible in
- 15:34human chromosome 2. This act of genetic engineering
- 15:39suggests an artificial intervention positing that
- 15:42humans may be the result of ancient alien experimentation.
- 15:47The discussion of these theories often leads to academic
- 15:50contention, as voicing such unconventional theories carries
- 15:54the risk of professional ostracization, reflecting the
- 15:58broader challenge of exploring and accepting radical ideas
- 16:01within the scientific community. The Hopi Indians have lived on
- 16:11the high desert of Northern Arizona for thousands of years.
- 16:15This barren but beautiful landscape was the place where
- 16:18Hopi gods directed them to build a number of villages made-up of
- 16:22pueblos, what we today would call stone apartment complexes.
- 16:27Here the Hopi managed to flourish by simply growing corn,
- 16:30beans and squash with very little rainfall and almost no
- 16:33irrigation. One of the most intriguing Hopi
- 16:37legends involves the Ant people, who were crucial to the survival
- 16:42of the Hopi not just once, but twice.
- 16:46The so-called First World or World Age was apparently
- 16:50destroyed by fire, possibly some sort of volcanism, asteroid
- 16:54strike or coronal mass ejection from the sun.
- 16:58The Second World was destroyed by ice, Ice Age, glaciers, or a
- 17:02pole shift. During these two global
- 17:05cataclysms, the virtuous members of the Hopi tribe were guided by
- 17:09an odd shaped cloud during the day and a moving star at night
- 17:14that led them to the sky God named Sotuknang, who finally
- 17:18took them to the Ant people in Hopi Anusinom.
- 17:22The Ant people then escorted the Hopi into subterranean caves
- 17:26where they found refuge and sustenance.
- 17:29In this legend, the Ant people are portrayed as generous and
- 17:33industrious, giving the Hopi food when supplies ran short and
- 17:38teaching them the merits of food storage.
- 17:41In fact, another legend says that the reason why the ants
- 17:45have such thin waists today is because they once deprived
- 17:49themselves of provisions in order to feed the Hopi.
- 17:54The constellation Orion also has a thin waist.
- 17:57When Orion dominates the winter skies, the ants are deep in
- 18:01their small underground hills. These structures are similar in
- 18:05form to the Hopi kivas, which are subterranean communal prayer
- 18:09chambers. Coincidentally, the Sanskrit
- 18:12word key means anthill and VA means dwelling.
- 18:17Each February inside their kivas, the Hopi performed the
- 18:21bean sprouting ceremony or bean dance, called PO wamu.
- 18:27During this time, the fires are continuously kept ablaze,
- 18:30turning these structures into superb hot houses.
- 18:33The ritual commemorates a time when the Anusinom taught the
- 18:36Hopi how to sprout beans inside caverns in order to survive.
- 18:40It is interesting to note that the Babylonian sky God was named
- 18:44anu. The Hopi word for Ant is also
- 18:46anu, and the Hopi root word naki means friends.
- 18:50Thus, the Hopi anunnaki or Ant friends may have been the same
- 18:54as the Sumerian anunnaki, the beings who once came to earth
- 18:57from the heavens. The Ant people may have also
- 19:01lived in ancient Egypt. Akhenaten, the 18th dynasty
- 19:07pharaoh who ruled from 1351 to 131034 BC, is shown in some
- 19:13depictions with an elongated skull like the shape of an ant's
- 19:17head. His almond shaped eyes and neck
- 19:20are like the ants and either the serpent or the Vulture on his
- 19:24ureus resembles the ants mandibles.
- 19:28He also has spindly arms and legs like those of the Ant, and
- 19:31his upper body resembles the ant's thorax, while his lower
- 19:34body mirrors the ant's abdomen. Akhenaten's body type can be
- 19:39specifically compared to the Pharaoh Ant Momomorium
- 19:43pharaonus, which originated in West Africa.
- 19:47It also has an elongated head, a yellow to reddish brown body,
- 19:52and a darker abdomen with a Stinger.
- 19:54Perhaps it is more than a coincidence that the Egyptian
- 19:57word Sahu means stars of Orion. Whereas the Hopi word Sohu means
- 20:03star. In 1976, the Viking Mars Landers
- 20:08detected chemical signatures indicative of life.
- 20:13Tests performed on Martian soil samples by NASA's Viking Landers
- 20:17hinted at chemical evidence of life.
- 20:20One experiment mixed soil with radioactive carbon labeled
- 20:23nutrients and then tested for the production of radioactive
- 20:26methane gas. The test reported a positive
- 20:30result. The production of radioactive
- 20:33methane suggested that something in the soil was metabolizing the
- 20:37nutrients and producing radioactive gas.
- 20:40But other experiments on board failed to find any evidence of
- 20:43life, so NASA declared the result a false positive.
- 20:47Despite that, one of the original scientists and others
- 20:51who have since reanalyzed the data still stand by the finding.
- 20:56They argue that the other experiments on board were I'll
- 20:58equipped to search for evidence of the organic molecules, a key
- 21:02indicator of life. In August 1977, an Ohio State
- 21:08University radio telescope detected an unusual pulse of
- 21:11radiation from somewhere near the constellation Sagittarius.
- 21:16The 37 second long signal was so startling that an astronomer
- 21:20monitoring the data. Scrawled wow on the telescope's
- 21:23print out. The signal was within the band
- 21:26of radio frequencies where transmissions are
- 21:28internationally banned on Earth. Furthermore, natural sources of
- 21:33radiation from space usually cover a wider range of
- 21:36frequencies as the nearest. Star in that direction is 220
- 21:41million light years away. Either a massive astronomical
- 21:45event or intelligent aliens with a very powerful transmitter
- 21:49would have had to have created it.
- 21:52The signal remains unexplained. In 2002, chemical hints of life
- 21:58were found in old data from Venus probes and Landers.
- 22:04Life in Venus's clouds may be the best way to explain some
- 22:07curious anomalies in the composition of its atmosphere,
- 22:10claimed University of Texas astrobiologists in 2002.
- 22:15They scoured data from NASA's Pioneer and Magellan space
- 22:18probes and from Russia's Venera Venus Lander missions of the
- 22:221970s. Solar radiation and lightning
- 22:26should be generating masses of carbon monoxide on Venus, yet it
- 22:30is rare, as though something is removing it.
- 22:34Hydrogen sulfide and sulfur dioxide are both present, too.
- 22:39These readily react together and are not usually found coexisting
- 22:43unless some process constantly is churning them out.
- 22:47Most mysterious is the presence of carbonyl sulfide.
- 22:51This is only produced by microbes or catalysts on Earth,
- 22:54and not by any other known inorganic process, the
- 22:59researchers suggested. Solution to this conundrum is
- 23:03that microbes live in the Venusian atmosphere.
- 23:06Venus's searing, hot, acidic surface may be prohibitive to
- 23:10life, but conditions 50 kilometers up in the atmosphere
- 23:14are more hospitable and moist. In 1908, President Teddy
- 23:26Roosevelt sought to protect the Grand Canyon from timber and
- 23:28mining operations. Explorer GE Kincaid,
- 23:32anticipating the closure, mounted an expedition to the
- 23:35area to find minerals. But what he discovered there was
- 23:39something completely unexpected. Approximately 40 miles upriver
- 23:44from El Tavar, Crystal Canyon, Kincaid observed unusual
- 23:48sediment stains. And upon investigation found a
- 23:51cavern entrance with steps leading to it suggesting a man
- 23:55made structure inside. Kincaid found writings on the
- 23:59walls, not in English or Native American scripts, but in ancient
- 24:03Egyptian hieroglyphics. This finding suggested a
- 24:07historical connection far beyond local or known civilizations.
- 24:12The Cave system revealed a vast underground city estimated to
- 24:16house up to 50,000 people, complete with granaries, cooking
- 24:20areas and artifacts indicating a sophisticated society with
- 24:24knowledge of metalwork and possibly agriculture.
- 24:28Among the findings were granaries with preserved seeds,
- 24:31tools made of copper indicating a lost art of hardening the
- 24:34metal, and various artifacts that pointed to a
- 24:37technologically advanced civilization.
- 24:40The complexity of The Cave system, with engineered
- 24:43passageways and rooms, challenged contemporary
- 24:46understandings of ancient civilizations in North America.
- 24:51Kincaid's findings led to a Smithsonian expedition led by
- 24:54Professor SA Jordan, which further explored The Cave
- 24:58system, uncovering a central chamber with a statue resembling
- 25:02Buddha, hinting at a cultural amalgamation or influence from
- 25:05distant lands. The artifacts and the layout of
- 25:08The Cave suggested a deliberate, sophisticated design
- 25:12contradicting the notion of an isolated or primitive local
- 25:15civilization. Despite significant discoveries,
- 25:19mainstream researchers and the Smithsonian have labeled the
- 25:22account as a hoax and dismissing the claims of an advanced
- 25:25civilization predating Native Americans in the Grand Canyon
- 25:30and the possibility of ancient transoceanic contacts that might
- 25:34have influenced pre Columbian American civilizations.
- 25:38Any and all attempts to further explore or validate Kincaid's
- 25:42findings face governmental restrictions with areas off
- 25:47limits for exploration. This remarkable discovery aligns
- 25:52with local tribal legends such as those of the Hopi, suggesting
- 25:56a historical basis for tales of ancient peoples and non human
- 25:59entities emerging from the Grand Canyon, blending myth with
- 26:03tangible archaeological intrigue.
- 26:13According to interpretations of ancient Egyptian papyrus as well
- 26:17as Sumerian cuneiform tablets, the Pyramid Wars are theorized
- 26:22to have taken place about a millennia after the Great
- 26:24Deluge. Our saga begins in an era when
- 26:28divine entities referred to as the Anunnaki in Sumerian
- 26:32mythology held sway over the Earth and its inhabitants.
- 26:39Central to the narrative is the land of Kem, Ancient Egypt,
- 26:42where His Majesty RA, the Falcon of the Horizon, and his lineage
- 26:46played pivotal roles in the unfolding drama.
- 26:50The tension brewed over the control of pivotal structures,
- 26:54the Pyramids of Giza and the strategic spaceport located in
- 26:59the Sinai Peninsula. The first Pyramid War was
- 27:02ignited by deep seated rivalries among the gods, particularly
- 27:06between the factions led by Enkipta and his son Ramarduk.
- 27:13The Sumerian paradise myth and Egyptian theological texts hint
- 27:18at complex familial relationships and power dynamics
- 27:21among the gods, setting the stage for conflict.
- 27:26The catalyst for the first Pyramid War was the machinations
- 27:30of Seth, who coveted the powers and territories allotted to
- 27:33Osiris, including the fertile lands of Lower Egypt and the
- 27:38monumental Giza Pyramids. This conflict wasn't merely
- 27:43about territorial control, but also about influencing the space
- 27:47activities and the celestial comings and goings of the gods.
- 27:51Horace, the avenger of Osiris, led the charge against Seth.
- 27:56Backed by the technological marvel of the winged disc
- 27:59crafted by Toe, the war culminated in Horace's victory,
- 28:05relegating Seth to the fringes of the Egyptian pantheon and
- 28:09securing the divine and earthly realms under Horace's dominion.
- 28:14The aftermath of the First Pyramid War set the stage for
- 28:17the Second Pyramid War, Fueled by unresolved disputes and the
- 28:21illegal occupation of strategic territories by the descendants
- 28:25of the Hamidic Canaan. This war was not just a rehash
- 28:29of previous conflicts, but a sophisticated engagement
- 28:33involving advanced weaponry and strategies, showcasing the gods
- 28:37prowess and their manipulation of natural and technological
- 28:41resources. Ninurta, representing the End
- 28:45the Lights, emerged as a key figure, employing a blend of
- 28:49military might and strategic ingenuity to challenge the
- 28:53defenses of the Great Pyramid. The conflict saw the involvement
- 28:59of other deities, including Ishtar and Nergal, each playing
- 29:04crucial roles in the unfolding battles.
- 29:06The Anunnaki's main endeavor was to establish a civilization
- 29:09under the rule of ancient astronauts, engaging in gold
- 29:13mining, founding city states across summer Mesoamerica and
- 29:18the Indus and Nile valleys, and altering human DNA.
- 29:22They introduced civilization, religion, and culture, and were
- 29:25involved in pyramid wars over city state control, which
- 29:29introduced human involvement and the concept of divine kingship.
- 29:34Their era ended with a nuclear disaster in Sumer, leading to
- 29:38their departure following the Anunnaki nuclear war and the
- 29:42rise of Cyrus the Great in Babylon.
- 29:47The ancient astronaut gods are known as the Elohim and Nephilim
- 29:51of the Hebrew Bible, and they developed the earth through a
- 29:54combination of technical prowess in matters such as building,
- 29:58astronomy, construction, and writing.
- 30:04The Annunaki also devised ways to manage the human population
- 30:08through a sophisticated system of propaganda, which now forms
- 30:12the basis of modern religion. The origins of civilization and
- 30:18religion can thus be traced to the civilization established by
- 30:22ancient astronauts in ancient summer.
- 30:26Ancient astronaut theory argues that the Anunnaki initially left
- 30:30for Mars after the destruction of the Sinai Peninsula spaceport
- 30:34and the rise of Babylon under Marduk, using the Mesoamerican
- 30:37bases at Nazca and Teotihuacan. However, the end the Light
- 30:42Anunnaki faction returned, replacing Marduk as the chief
- 30:46Anunnaki God of Babylon under King Nabonidus.
- 30:53The response of Marduk and the Enkeiites was to recruit Cyrus
- 30:56the Great, who then defeated Nabonidus and restored Marduk as
- 31:00king of Babylon. According to the ancient
- 31:04astronaut hypothesis, it is from the Anunnaki's role in the
- 31:07creation of the Persian Empire that the later empires of
- 31:11ancient history, such as the Hittites, Romans, and Greeks
- 31:14were descended. The legacy of the Sumerian
- 31:18Anunnaki gods has found its way into modern religion,
- 31:23particularly through shortened versions of the Sumerian and
- 31:26later Babylonian texts, such as the Anuma Elish creation epic in
- 31:31the Hebrew Bible. This, in turn, has formed the
- 31:34bedrock of the world's leading monotheistic religions.
- 31:38Along the way, the memory of the Sumerian Anunnaki gods and their
- 31:42saga on Earth has been lost to the mists of time.
- 31:46But their enduring legacy continues to thrive to this day.
- 31:50Because it may be the ancient astronauts of Sumer that
- 31:53provided humans with the blueprint of how to create a
- 31:55civilization. What have we truly uncovered in
- 32:03our quest for truth? Have we unraveled the riddles of
- 32:06the gods, or merely scratch the surface of a reality far
- 32:10stranger than we dare imagine? As we stand on the precipice of
- 32:15discovery, let us carry with us the lessons of the past as we
- 32:19journey into the future. Because in the darkness of the
- 32:23unknown, the truth awaits only those who dare to seek it.
- 32:48In the deepest reaches of human history, where legends and
- 32:51reality often mingle, lies a tale as old as time itself.
- 32:56Imagine, if you will, a world on the brink of catastrophe, a
- 33:01divine mandate to save life's myriad forms, and a vessel known
- 33:05to all as Noah's Ark. But what if this ancient story,
- 33:10etched into the bedrock of civilizations, holds a secret
- 33:14far more profound than we've ever imagined?
- 33:17Tonight, we embark on a journey, not through space, but through
- 33:21the possibilities of what might have been.
- 33:24Join us as we navigate the waters of myth and reality,
- 33:28where the lines blur and the incredible becomes conceivable.
- 33:34This is not just a voyage of survival, it is a voyage into
- 33:37the realms of the extraordinary, where every discovery reshapes
- 33:41our understanding of the past. You are now entering A dimension
- 33:46not only of sight and sound, but of mind.
- 33:49Welcome to the threshold of the unknown, where every answer
- 33:52leads to more questions. In 1946, an astonishing
- 34:15discovery was made in the caves of Qumran, Palestine, that would
- 34:19challenge our understanding of ancient texts and biblical
- 34:23narratives. A shepherd stumbled upon what
- 34:26would later be known as the Dead Sea Scrolls, a collection of 800
- 34:30manuscripts hidden in 11 caves, revealing a trove of ancient
- 34:35literature that had remained untouched for centuries.
- 34:39Among the texts was a peculiar account of Noah, significantly
- 34:44divergent from the traditional biblical narrative found in the
- 34:46Old Testament. The aptly titled Book of Noah
- 34:50described Noah as an extraordinary infant with an
- 34:53unusual complexion and eyes that emitted a brilliant glow
- 34:58illuminating his surroundings. And after some days my son
- 35:04Methuselah took a wife for his son Lamech, and she became
- 35:08pregnant by him, and bore a son. And his body was white as snow
- 35:14and red as the blooming of a rose, and the hair of his head
- 35:18and his long locks were white as wool, and his eyes beautiful.
- 35:22And when he opened his eyes, the whole house lit up like the sun,
- 35:26and the whole house was very bright.
- 35:29And thereupon he arose in the hands of the midwife, opened his
- 35:32mouth, and conversed with the Lord of righteousness.
- 35:39The Book of Noah, chapter 1. Such descriptions led to intense
- 35:45speculation about his origins. Lamech, Noah's father, was
- 35:49depicted as uncertain about his son's lineage, pondering if Noah
- 35:53could be the progeny of fallen angels known for their unions
- 35:56with human women. The Sumerian flood narrative
- 36:00features characters analogous to the biblical Noah, such as
- 36:03Zusudra or Utna Pishtim, and highlights the intertwined
- 36:08nature of ancient mythologies and Abrahamic religions.
- 36:12These stories, with their themes of creation, divine wrath, and
- 36:16salvation, suggest a shared cultural heritage that
- 36:20transcends geographical and temporal boundaries.
- 36:25The parallels between these ancient myths and biblical
- 36:28accounts raise profound questions about the true meaning
- 36:32and origins of the Bible. Archaeological findings, such as
- 36:37the Behiston inscription and the Nippur Tablet collection,
- 36:41provide valuable insights into the historical context of these
- 36:45myths and their significance. At the heart of the Sumerian
- 36:48literature is the Epic of Gilgamesh, an odyssey that
- 36:52delves into the essence of human mortality through the adventures
- 36:56of its eponymous hero. Gilgamesh's quest for
- 36:59immortality, driven by the loss of his closest companion in
- 37:03Kedu, brings him face to face with divine entities and
- 37:07fantastic creatures. The epics climactic moment
- 37:14Gilgamesh's encounter with Udna Pishtim, the survivor of the
- 37:18Great Deluge, echoes through time.
- 37:22Legends speak of gods interacting with humans, often
- 37:26leading to hybrid offspring in the transfer of esoteric
- 37:28knowledge. This common motif is found in
- 37:33Sumerian, Mayan and Aboriginal Australian traditions, among
- 37:37others. The Book of Enoch is an ancient
- 37:40Hebrew apocalyptic text attributed to Enoch, the great
- 37:44grandfather of Noah. It details the origins of the
- 37:48Nephilim, assumed to be fallen angels, and the necessity of the
- 37:53Genesis flood. Enoch's significant life events
- 37:56are highlighted, including his being taken up to heaven by God
- 38:01at 365 years old, where he describes what sounds like the
- 38:05inside of a spacecraft. The book held canonical status
- 38:10among early rabbis and church leaders until deemed heretical
- 38:13and lost. It is, however, still part of
- 38:17the Ethiopian Bible and was discovered among the Dead Sea
- 38:20Scrolls. The text is referenced within
- 38:23the Bible itself, suggesting its influence and importance in
- 38:27early religious thought. In the first book we are
- 38:30introduced to the Watchers, 200 seemingly extraterrestrial
- 38:37beings tasked with monitoring a certain population of humans in
- 38:40pre flood Mesopotamia. The descent of these beings,
- 38:45sometimes referred to as angels, saw their union with human
- 38:48women, leading to the birth of the Nephilim, creatures that
- 38:55grew to gigantic size and ravaged the populations wherever
- 38:58they roamed. The Watchers are also said to
- 39:01have taught humans forbidden knowledge such as astrology,
- 39:05weapons crafting, makeup, tattooing, and divining the
- 39:10future. This would lead to dire
- 39:14consequences. The presence of giants and
- 39:17demigod like figures in the narrative is not unique to the
- 39:21biblical account. Similar entities appear in
- 39:24various mythologies, from the Titans of Greek lore to the
- 39:28Anunnaki of Mesopotamian texts. According to translations of
- 39:33Sumerian texts, the Anunnaki, foreseeing the devastating
- 39:37flood, either due to their planet's possible proximity or
- 39:40otherwise foreknowledge of an impending asteroid impact,
- 39:43decided to let it unfold to curb the burgeoning human population
- 39:48and the Nephilim, an abominable hybrid of Anunnaki.
- 39:51In humans, the Deluge was more than a mere punishment, it was a
- 39:57fundamental cleansing of the Earth, a reset intended to
- 40:00restore its sanctity. This narrative not only
- 40:03intertwines with the biblical account of the Flood, but also
- 40:07reflects A broader theme of divine displeasure and
- 40:10subsequent cleansing found in many cultures.
- 40:13In A twist of fate, Enki, an Anunnaki God sympathetic to
- 40:17mankind, chose to defy the consensus to obliterate
- 40:21humanity. He saved Noah, or Ziusudra in
- 40:26Sumerian texts, who was of mixed Anunnaki human heritage, by
- 40:31providing him with the blueprint for an ark.
- 40:34This ark became a beacon of hope, preserving not only Noah
- 40:38and his family, but also a diverse array of animal life and
- 40:41genetic materials, underscoring the theme of salvation and
- 40:45renewal prevalent in flood myths.
- 40:48But what exactly was the Ark? Noah's Ark.
- 40:53Traditionally seen as a feat of ancient shipbuilding, this
- 40:56narrative has always been a tough pill to swallow for the
- 40:58skeptically minded. The logistical nightmares of
- 41:02housing and managing the Earth's entire animal population on a
- 41:05wooden vessel are numerous and frankly, insurmountable.
- 41:09We would like to posit a radical yet intriguing idea.
- 41:13What if Noah's Ark wasn't a boat, but a spaceship designed
- 41:16for DNA preservation? The literal interpretation of
- 41:20Noah's Ark as a wooden boat crammed with pairs of every
- 41:23animal species presents more questions than answers.
- 41:27From the sheer impossibility of gathering all species to the
- 41:30challenges of feeding and maintaining them, the story,
- 41:34when taken at face value, doesn't hold up to scrutiny.
- 41:38The idea that Noah's Ark might have been a spacecraft tasked
- 41:42with preserving DNA samples offers a fresh lens through
- 41:45which to view this ancient narrative.
- 41:48It suggests that an advanced intelligence orchestrated A
- 41:51genetic rescue mission, viewing Earth's life forms as invaluable
- 41:56assets worth saving from a global catastrophe.
- 42:00This interpretation lines up perfectly with the ancient
- 42:03astronaut hypothesis and the stories of the Anunnaki and
- 42:07their involvement with early humans.
- 42:12Today's global efforts to create genetic repositories reflect the
- 42:15Ark's mission in a contemporary context.
- 42:19In 1987, a California research team used mitochondrial DNA to
- 42:24construct a human family tree. Their tree had two distinct
- 42:28branches. 1 contained only African DNA types and the second
- 42:34was a mixture of all population types.
- 42:37The branch with African DNA types was closest to the tree
- 42:40root. Using this data, the team traced
- 42:44the lineage of modern humans back to a common ancestor who
- 42:47lived in Africa about 200,000 years ago.
- 42:51These findings were controversial but aligned with
- 42:54results published by another Californian team four years
- 42:57earlier. New studies have further
- 43:00reinforced the data. Was humanity essentially
- 43:03rebooted some 200,000 years ago after a great calamity that
- 43:08nearly wiped out our entire species?
- 43:12These questions beckon us to explore further.
- 43:19What if within the spiraling strands of our DNA, there lies a
- 43:24story, not written by the hands of earthly evolution, but
- 43:28inscribed by the distant touch of cosmic visitors from beyond
- 43:33the stars? As we peel back the layers of
- 43:37our genetic code, we inch closer to answering one of the oldest
- 43:41questions known to mankind. Are we alone in the universe?
- 43:46Or could it be that within us all lies a small piece of the
- 43:50cosmos, a hidden legacy of alien origins?
- 43:57Join us as we decipher the mystery within our own DNA.
- 44:04Nestled between the rugged peaks of the Pyrenees Mountains,
- 44:07straddling the borders of Spain and France, lies a region
- 44:12shrouded in mystery and intrigue.
- 44:15This is the homeland of the Basque people, a group known not
- 44:19only for their unique language and culture, but also for a
- 44:22peculiar genetic trait that has puzzled scientists and
- 44:25historians alike. The highest concentration of RH
- 44:29negative blood in the world. RH negative blood is an anomaly
- 44:34in human biology, displaying characteristics that set it
- 44:38apart from the more common blood types.
- 44:41Unlike its positive counterpart, RH negative blood shows a
- 44:46remarkable resistance to mutation and interaction with
- 44:49other blood types, making it a subject of intense study and
- 44:52speculation. The distinction between RH
- 44:57negative and RH positive blood types lies in the presence or
- 45:01absence of specific antigens in the blood, a variance known as
- 45:05the RH factor. Named after the rhesus macaque
- 45:09used in early blood transfusion experiments.
- 45:12This factor plays a crucial role in blood compatibility and
- 45:16transfusion safety. While the vast majority of the
- 45:19global population is RH positive, able to receive blood
- 45:23from both RH positive and negative donors without adverse
- 45:27effects, RH negative individuals are not as fortunate.
- 45:32The lack of RH antigens in their blood means that receiving RH
- 45:36positive blood can trigger severe immune reactions,
- 45:41potentially leading to life threatening complications.
- 45:45This incompatibility extends to pregnancy, where an RH negative
- 45:49mother carrying an RH positive fetus may face risks to the
- 45:54child's health, necessitating medical intervention.
- 45:58The prevalence of RH negative blood among the Basque people is
- 46:01an anomaly that extends beyond mere biological curiosity.
- 46:06With up to 35% of the Basque population boasting this rare
- 46:10blood type, researchers have been driven to explore the
- 46:14deeper implications of this genetic quirk.
- 46:18The peculiarity of RH negative blood, especially in such a
- 46:21concentrated demographic, has led to a host of theories about
- 46:25its origins and significance. Some of the more unusual
- 46:30physiological traits associated with RH negative individuals,
- 46:34such as lower blood pressure and an additional vertebra, have
- 46:38only added fuel to the fire of speculation.
- 46:42Historically, RH negative blood was predominantly found in
- 46:46Europe, with its presence elsewhere in the world being a
- 46:49result of colonization and global migration in the 15th
- 46:53century. This Eurocentric distribution
- 46:57has prompted theories about the blood types evolution and its
- 47:01potential indication of a distinct evolutionary path for
- 47:04those who possess it. Perhaps the most controversial
- 47:08theory surrounding RH negative blood is its suggested
- 47:13extraterrestrial origins. Experts have posited that the
- 47:17unique properties and mysterious origins of RH negative blood
- 47:22could point to a lineage that extends beyond Earth, implying
- 47:26that RH negative individuals may have descended from a non human
- 47:29species. This theory raises profound
- 47:34questions about human evolution and the potential for
- 47:38alternative narratives. The genetic manipulation by the
- 47:41Anunnaki is more than mere myth, it finds echoes in the ancient
- 47:45texts and archaeological findings scattered across East
- 47:49Central Africa. The discovery of ancient gold
- 47:53mines dating back 100,000 years aligns perfectly with the
- 47:57mitochondrial DNA evidence tracing the origins of Homo
- 48:01sapiens to the same region. The theory of the Anunnaki is
- 48:06further supported by intriguing astronomical evidence.
- 48:10The perturbations observed in the orbits of Uranus and
- 48:13Neptune, alongside data from the Infrared Astronomical Satellite,
- 48:19hint at the existence of a 10th planet in our solar system.
- 48:23This celestial body, believed by some to be Nibiru, is the
- 48:27alleged home of the Anunnaki. While scholars remain divided
- 48:33over the accuracy of Zechariah Sitchin's translations of
- 48:36ancient texts, with figures like Michael Heizer offering
- 48:40criticisms and others like Alessandro de Montez defending
- 48:44Sitchin's work beyond the realm of language, the influence of
- 48:50the Anunnaki is evident in the sudden emergence of advanced
- 48:53Sumerian civilization, marked by significant leaps in technology,
- 48:59mathematics, and astronomy, hallmarks of Anunnaki tutelage.
- 49:05The ancient Sumerian pantheon of Anunnaki has cast a long shadow
- 49:09over the Americas as well. Deities like Varicocia and
- 49:14Quetzalcoatl bear striking resemblances to Sumerian gods
- 49:18Ishqur and ninja Zeta Thoth, suggesting a transcontinental
- 49:22cultural exchange. The megalithic structures
- 49:26scattered across South America not only showcase advanced
- 49:29engineering, but also feature alignments and construction
- 49:32techniques that mirror those of ancient Sumeria and other Old
- 49:37World civilizations. Central to the Anunnaki saga is
- 49:43the construction of space ports, conduits for the celestial
- 49:46exchange between Earth and Nibiru.
- 49:50These operations, however, were marred by descent among the
- 49:52Anunnaki laborers, leading to a pivotal moment in terrestrial
- 49:56history, the engineered birth of humanity as a solution to the
- 50:01labor crisis. The Deluge, a global flood that
- 50:05nearly wiped out all trace of humanity from the planet,
- 50:08necessitated the construction of a new spaceport in the Sinai
- 50:11Peninsula under the direction of Hathor, also known as Ninharsag.
- 50:18This period also witnessed the Giza pyramids emergence as
- 50:21functional beacons in the Anunnaki's terrestrial
- 50:24operations, challenging conventional historical accounts
- 50:28of their purpose and origin. The Ark of the Covenant has long
- 50:44been shrouded in a veil of mystery, legend, and intense
- 50:48debate. The Ark not only signifies
- 50:52profound religious importance but also sparks a series of
- 50:56speculative theories that intertwine the realms of the
- 50:59divine and the empirical. A detailed account of the Ark's
- 51:05construction as laid out in Exodus reveals A meticulously
- 51:09crafted chest of Acacia wood plated in gold with two cherubim
- 51:14adorned on its cover. The choice of gold, known for
- 51:19its excellent conductivity, begs a fascinating hypothesis.
- 51:24Could the Ark have been an ancient electrical apparatus?
- 51:28The approach taken to the Ark was one of extreme caution.
- 51:32Priests, before coming into its presence, engaged in elaborate
- 51:36consecration rites adorning specific garments, fully aware
- 51:40of the mortal peril it posed to the unprepared.
- 51:44Accounts of severe radiation sickness linked to the Ark
- 51:47suggest it contained a highly radioactive element requiring
- 51:51specialized protective gear. According to the second book of
- 51:55Samuel, a Levite named Uzzah touched the Ark with his hand in
- 51:59order to steady it, and God instantly killed him.
- 52:04When they came to the threshing floor of Nakhon, Uzar reached
- 52:07out and took hold of the ark of God because the oxen stumbled.
- 52:13The Lord's anger burned against Uzzah because of his irreverent
- 52:16act. Therefore, God struck him down,
- 52:19and he died there beside the ark of God.
- 52:23Modern attempts to recreate the Ark based on biblical
- 52:26descriptions have reportedly yielded devices capable of
- 52:30generating significant energy, suggesting a scientific basis
- 52:34for the Ark's powers. Legends ascribed to the ark
- 52:40miraculous capabilities from leading the Israelites through
- 52:43deserts and parting rivers to toppling the mighty walls of
- 52:47Jericho. The sacking of Jerusalem in five
- 52:51and 87 BC by the Babylonians marks the point where history
- 52:55loses track of the Ark, as it was not listed among the
- 52:59treasures plundered, leading to rampant speculation and theories
- 53:03about its fate. Some proposed the Ark was a
- 53:07sophisticated technological device, potentially an
- 53:11electrical capacitor or a container for radioactive
- 53:14materials. Given the descriptions of its
- 53:17effects and the specific instructions for its
- 53:19construction and handling, the Ark of the Covenant remains one
- 53:25of history's most captivating enigmas, bridging the gap
- 53:29between divine legend and extraterrestrial speculation.
- 53:34Thoth, an immortal being of immense knowledge, possibly one
- 53:38of the Anunnaki, is said to have laid the foundations of ancient
- 53:42Egyptian civilization. His teachings, encapsulated in
- 53:46the legendary Emerald Tablets written some 38,000 years ago,
- 53:51speak of the mysteries of the universe, the power of
- 53:55knowledge, and the interplay of light and darkness.
- 54:01Thoth's understanding of cosmic laws, universal balance, and the
- 54:05ceaseless cycle of life, death, and rebirth allowed him to
- 54:08remain functionally immortal, dying only upon a time of his
- 54:12choosing. Thoth provides keys to unlocking
- 54:17higher realms of consciousness, advocating for a pursuit of
- 54:20light that leads to liberation from earthly confines.
- 54:25The origins of the Emerald Tablet are shrouded in mystery,
- 54:29with theories ranging from Arabic alchemy to the lost
- 54:32civilization of Atlantis. Despite the loss of the original
- 54:36manuscript, the essence of the Tablet has been preserved
- 54:39through translations, most notably the Latin renditions of
- 54:42the 12th century. These translations, along with
- 54:46older Arabic manuscripts, have perpetuated the teachings of the
- 54:49Tablet, making its wisdom accessible to generations of
- 54:54seekers. Hermeticism draws its name from
- 54:57Hermes Trismegistus, a legendary figure who embodies traits from
- 55:02both the Greek God Hermes and the Egyptian God Thoth.
- 55:06Hermes, known as the Messenger of the Gods, traverses freely
- 55:10between the mortal and divine realms, symbolized by the
- 55:14caduceus, a staff entwined with two serpents.
- 55:19Thoth is the God of writing, science and magic in Egyptian
- 55:23mythology, credited with inventing writing and playing a
- 55:27pivotal role as the scribe of the gods.
- 55:31The association of Enki the Anunnaki with Thoth and Hermes
- 55:35bridges the mythological traditions of summer in Egypt,
- 55:38hinting at a shared or interconnected ancient heritage.
- 55:42The narrative of the Anunnaki and Thoth is full of conflicts
- 55:46and power struggles. Marduk, the ambitious first born
- 55:52of Enki, sought to assert his dominance over Earth, leading to
- 55:55the infamous Pyramid Wars. These conflicts not only shaped
- 56:00the political and territorial dynamics of ancient
- 56:02civilizations, but also left an indelible mark on their
- 56:05mythologies and cultural identities.
- 56:09Thoth, through his myriad teachings and identities across
- 56:12cultures ranging from Hermes Trismegistus to Enoch,
- 56:17demonstrated the universality of his wisdom and the wide reaching
- 56:20impact of his legacy. Extraterrestrial races, each
- 56:25with its agenda, history and interactions with Earth and each
- 56:29other. As we stand at the threshold of
- 56:33a new cosmic era, it's crucial that we approach these
- 56:37revelations with open minds. The knowledge of our
- 56:41interactions with extraterrestrial beings, while
- 56:43unsettling, also offers an unparalleled opportunity as the
- 56:47mysteries continue to unfold in the shadow of celestial giants,
- 56:52we've merely skimmed the surface of this tale, as old as time
- 56:55itself. Whispers echo through the halls
- 56:58of history, beckoning us to peer deeper into the abyss of our
- 57:02origins. What truths lie buried beneath
- 57:06the sands of time, and what revelations await us at the dawn
- 57:10of understanding? Join us next time as we traverse
- 57:13the thin veil between myth and reality on the Anunnaki
- 57:17connection. Tonight's expedition is not for
- 57:21the faint of heart. It will demand an open mind and
- 57:25a willingness to entertain the impossible.
- 57:28We will delve into forbidden territories, exploring artifacts
- 57:32that should not exist, linking distant civilizations through
- 57:36threads of gold and whispers of ancient deities.
- 57:40The Anunnaki beings from the stars, casting long shadows over
- 57:45our understanding of humanity's origins and destiny, We will
- 57:49suggest the unimaginable. Brace yourself for a journey
- 57:54that stretches from Mesopotamia to the caves of Ecuador.
- 57:59Here we will re examine the story of Jesus Christ himself,
- 58:04not just as a cornerstone of faith, but as a pivotal figure
- 58:08entwined with beings from beyond our world.
- 58:12Serpent symbolism emerges, weaving through the corridors of
- 58:17time, suggesting A deeper, perhaps cosmic, significance.
- 58:21These Serpentine threads weave a tapestry of hidden connections,
- 58:26hinting at a truth far more complex and profound than ever
- 58:29imagined. Tonight we uncover not just
- 58:32secrets, but a narrative so profound it might just redefine
- 58:37the saga of human civilization. Welcome to the Anunnaki
- 58:42Connection, the Nag Hamadi Library, long lost texts that
- 58:52whisper ancient secrets of forgotten gospels.
- 58:57This collection of 13 ancient books called Coddesses,
- 59:00containing over 50 texts, was discovered in Upper Egypt in
- 59:041945. Within these lies a creation
- 59:08story that veers into the shadows, where the divine spark
- 59:12is more than just metaphorical and the cosmos dances to the
- 59:17tune of beings beyond our understanding.
- 59:21In the beginning, there was the Pluroma, a realm of supreme
- 59:25divinity where entities known as Aeons resided in perfect
- 59:30harmony. Among these was Sophia, the
- 59:33embodiment of wisdom, who in a moment of passion or perhaps
- 59:37hubris, brought forth an entity without her divine counterpart's
- 59:41consent. This entity known as the
- 59:45Demiurge, ignorant of its origins, fashioned the material
- 59:49world and with it the Archons, cosmic wardens who oversee this
- 59:55lesser creation in the Gnostic reinterpretation of familiar
- 59:59tales, texts like the Gospel of Judas.
- 1:00:03And the Apocryphan of John challenged the very foundation
- 1:00:05of traditional narratives. Judas, often vilified, is
- 1:00:10portrayed as the one who understood the true mission of
- 1:00:13Jesus, aiding and liberating the divine spark within him from the
- 1:00:17confines of the material realm governed by the Demiurge and his
- 1:00:21Archons. Sophia, in her quest for
- 1:00:27redemption, weaves through these tales her lament for the
- 1:00:31unintended consequences of her actions, a recurring motif in
- 1:00:35her essence. We find the Gnostic yearning for
- 1:00:39a return to the fullness of the Pluroma, a journey of the souls
- 1:00:43awakening from the slumber imposed by the material world
- 1:00:46and its rulers. In the ancient texts of Summer,
- 1:00:50the Anunnaki deities shaping the cradle of civilization bear an
- 1:00:56uncanny resemblance to the archons of Gnostic tradition.
- 1:01:00The celestial beings also meddled in the affairs of
- 1:01:02humanity, granting knowledge and laying the groundwork for
- 1:01:06societies, yet always with their agenda, a parallel to the
- 1:01:10Gnostic narrative of enlightenment and enslavement.
- 1:01:14And so we are left to ponder the echoes of these ancient texts,
- 1:01:18where the lines between myth and reality blur, and the quest for
- 1:01:22knowledge becomes a journey of the soul.
- 1:01:35The Anunnaki's mastery over genetics is revealed in a tale
- 1:01:38of divine intervention, where celestial agents intervened in
- 1:01:42the very lineage of Jesus. In our cosmic story, prophets
- 1:01:47and messiahs are but roles assigned by the Anunnaki to
- 1:01:50ensure the completion of their grand design.
- 1:01:56It is a commonly accepted fact that key chapters of Jesus's
- 1:01:59life chronicled in the Apocrypha were deliberately obscured from
- 1:02:03the canonical texts of the Bible.
- 1:02:06This act of selective storytelling by Emperor
- 1:02:09Constantine paints a picture of a history tailored to suit the
- 1:02:12narrative approved by the divine playwrights.
- 1:02:15These divine machinations hinted a truth far stranger than
- 1:02:18fiction. The biblical gods, known to the
- 1:02:22Sumerians as the Anunnaki others, the fallen angels, are
- 1:02:26revealed to have meddled in the very essence of human creation,
- 1:02:30blending their celestial DNA with ours in acts that defy the
- 1:02:35natural order, creating figures like the Virgin Mary and Jesus
- 1:02:40Christ. Ancient Sumerian texts reveal a
- 1:02:44complex tapestry of interconnected deities with
- 1:02:47different identities. Yahweh is equated with Enlil,
- 1:02:52while the figure of Lucifer is identified as Ningish Zita, also
- 1:02:56known as Jesus. This deity, synonymous with the
- 1:02:59Egyptian Thoth, famed for constructing the Great Pyramids,
- 1:03:03was expelled from Egypt by his sibling RA or Marduk, leading to
- 1:03:08his emergence as Quetzalcoatl and Kukulkan within Mayan and
- 1:03:11Aztec traditions, before manifesting as Hermes and
- 1:03:16subsequently Jesus Christ. Ningush Zidah, symbolized by the
- 1:03:23serpent, emerges as a purveyor of truth and enlightenment, a
- 1:03:28role mirrored by Lucifer and other deities mentioned.
- 1:03:32The New Testament depicts Satan as manipulating these
- 1:03:35narratives, with Yahweh's Old Testament portrayal highlighting
- 1:03:40a lack of human empathy. In this celestial conflict,
- 1:03:44Lucifer champions human autonomy, but Archangel Michael,
- 1:03:48aligned with RA Marduk, ultimately dictates history.
- 1:03:52And so we are drawn back to the Emerald Tablets, where Thoth, or
- 1:03:57Jesus in his many incarnations, speaks of a life unbound by
- 1:04:01mortal coils, an existence that stretches across the eons,
- 1:04:06learning, evolving, and retaining the wisdom of
- 1:04:09countless lifetimes. Yeshua often referred to as
- 1:04:12Jesus Christ in the Western world.
- 1:04:15His life, teachings, and enduring influence have deeply
- 1:04:18impacted the spiritual, cultural, and ethical landscapes
- 1:04:21of many communities. However, recent scholars work
- 1:04:25hint at a far more complex and nuanced understanding of this
- 1:04:29iconic figure. The tale of Yeshua's origins is
- 1:04:32captivating, an epic blending elements of ancient mythology
- 1:04:37and what might seem like science fiction.
- 1:04:40Portrayed as a hybrid with connections to the Anunnaki, he
- 1:04:43is said to have embarked on a mission to elevate human
- 1:04:46consciousness. His mission was deeply connected
- 1:04:52with the esoteric wisdom of lost civilizations and the influence
- 1:04:56of beings from beyond our world. Beings traditionally seen as
- 1:05:01divine, such as the Angel Gabriel, were actually advanced
- 1:05:05extraterrestrial entities. The story of Yeshua's formative
- 1:05:09years took him across the mystical lands of Egypt to the
- 1:05:13sacred traditions of India and Tibet.
- 1:05:16These were not mere travels but profound initiations that
- 1:05:20deepened his spiritual insights and readied him for the
- 1:05:23monumental challenges ahead. One of the most captivating
- 1:05:29chapters involves his experiences in the Egyptian
- 1:05:31Mystery Schools. Here he faced rigorous spiritual
- 1:05:35and physical challenges reminiscent of the trials faced
- 1:05:38by mythical heroes emerging fully realized.
- 1:05:45Yeshua's life and teachings also unfold against the backdrop of
- 1:05:49Judea under Roman rule. His radical ideas posed a threat
- 1:05:53to the oppressive societal structures of his time, leading
- 1:05:57to his crucifixion, a powerful symbol of his enduring legacy.
- 1:06:02Discovered in the 1970s in Egypt, the Gospel of Judas was
- 1:06:06not made public until 2006 after extensive restoration and
- 1:06:10translation efforts. The text is part of a collection
- 1:06:14of Gnostic writings which present a wildly different
- 1:06:17perspective on the teachings and events of Jesus life.
- 1:06:21Imagine a secret conversation between Judas and Jesus, where
- 1:06:26Judas steps forth not with a kiss of death, but with a
- 1:06:28declaration of recognition. Judas said to him, Jesus, I know
- 1:06:35who you are and where you have come from.
- 1:06:38You are from the immortal realm of Barbello, and I am not worthy
- 1:06:42to utter the name of the one who has sent you this cryptic
- 1:06:46reference. Barbello might trace its roots
- 1:06:48back to the tongues of Aramaic or Akkadian civilizations.
- 1:06:52Bar, in the language of ancient Aramaic, signifies Son or Son
- 1:06:57of. Thus Barbello whispers hints of
- 1:07:00divinity, possibly alluding to Son of God or Son of the Gods.
- 1:07:06The sacred Hebrew texts are replete with over 2600 mentions
- 1:07:09of these celestial beings. For Judas, his deity of
- 1:07:14allegiance was Jehovah or Yahweh, the deity of warfare,
- 1:07:19standing in stark opposition to Bal, the Lord, but not the Lord
- 1:07:24as in Jehovah. The name Bal, a title
- 1:07:28reverberating through the annals of time, morphs into Bel,
- 1:07:31Belous, or Belous, all paths leading to the mighty Jupiter,
- 1:07:36known to some as Zeus. Baal's essence is intertwined
- 1:07:41with ancient monikers like Babel, Babylon, or Babelu, a
- 1:07:45gateway to the divine. Jupiter's association with
- 1:07:49Marduk, Belu, due to its astrological significance to
- 1:07:52Marduk, draws us into a celestial dance of names and
- 1:07:56titles. Belu, heralding the Great Lord,
- 1:07:59circles us back to the enigmatic Barbello, son of the Great Lord,
- 1:08:04perhaps son of Mardu. In this tapestry of names and
- 1:08:11divine connections, the narrative of Judas and Jesus
- 1:08:14weaves a complex pattern, inviting us to ponder the
- 1:08:17intricate web of spirituality and cosmic lineage that spans
- 1:08:21across cultures and eons, echoing in the silent spaces of
- 1:08:25our collective consciousness. According to a Gnostic text
- 1:08:33called The Reality of the Rulers, the Archons have bodies
- 1:08:37that are both female and male, and faces that are the faces of
- 1:08:40beasts. Thus, they're not truly male,
- 1:08:44nor female, nor human, nor animal.
- 1:08:47The Ancients found this kind of boundary crossing to be deeply
- 1:08:51threatening, and this description of the Archons
- 1:08:53implied that they were forces of chaos so mixed up as to be the
- 1:08:59farthest that a created being could be from God.
- 1:09:03Because the Archons had created humans in the 1st place, they
- 1:09:07had created humans to be extremely susceptible to their
- 1:09:10influence and to be almost unable to resist it.
- 1:09:14Only the divine spark from Heaven, which had slipped into
- 1:09:18creation despite the Archon's intentions, gave people any kind
- 1:09:22of a chance of resisting the Archon's temptations.
- 1:09:27But only a few. The Gnostics, were even aware of
- 1:09:31that divine presence within themselves, and even for them it
- 1:09:36was a tremendous ordeal to act in accordance with that presence
- 1:09:39rather than the wishes of the Archons.
- 1:09:44Most people were just the puppets of the Archons.
- 1:09:47Thus, the normal default state of humans was literal demonic
- 1:09:52possession. The number of archons varies
- 1:09:57across the Gnostic texts, but there are commonly said to be 7
- 1:10:01archons whose identities and names vary as well.
- 1:10:06These 7 corresponded to the seven planets that had been
- 1:10:09identified in antiquity, whose movements were credited with
- 1:10:12producing astrological fate. Strangely, we see correlation
- 1:10:19with the Anunnaki and the seven great gods of Sumerian texts.
- 1:10:33Father Carlos Crispy Croce was born in Milan, Italy in 1891 and
- 1:10:38died in 1982. He was a Silesian monk who
- 1:10:42dedicated his life to worship and charity and lived in the
- 1:10:46small town of Cuenca in Ecuador for more than 50 years.
- 1:10:50A man of many talents, he had been an educator, botanist,
- 1:10:55anthropologist, musician and above all, humanitarian.
- 1:11:00Because of his missionary work, he became close to the
- 1:11:03indigenous people of Ecuador and was a highly respected person
- 1:11:07among the tribes who considered him a true friend of theirs.
- 1:11:14The indigenous people gave Father Crispy gifts of ancient
- 1:11:18artifacts to thank him for the work he was doing to help them.
- 1:11:22They said the items brought to him had been found in
- 1:11:24subterranean tunnels in the jungles of Ecuador spanning more
- 1:11:28than 200 kilometer, starting from the village of Cuenca.
- 1:11:35The amazing artifacts given to him had uncanny similarities
- 1:11:38with civilizations of the East and were enough to fill up a
- 1:11:42large museum. Father Crispy was trusted by the
- 1:11:45Vatican to open a museum in the Silesian School at Cuenca, and
- 1:11:50up until 1960 it was the largest museum in Ecuador.
- 1:11:54However, Crespi suggested that there was an obvious connection
- 1:11:59between the artifacts and the ancient civilizations of Babylon
- 1:12:03and Sumeria. What he did not consider is that
- 1:12:08such a suggestion would go against mainstream opinions.
- 1:12:13A short time later, the museum was burnt down and most of the
- 1:12:16artifacts were destroyed, with the exception of a few that he
- 1:12:19managed to save. However, when Father Crespi
- 1:12:23died, all the remaining artifacts were hidden from
- 1:12:25public view forever. Rumors suggest that the
- 1:12:29artifacts were shipped to the Vatican.
- 1:12:32Father Crespi claimed that most of the symbols and prehistoric
- 1:12:35representation on the artifacts are older than the great flood.
- 1:12:40Explorer Richard Wingate mentioned that the artifacts
- 1:12:44were identified as Assyrian, Egyptian, Chinese, and African.
- 1:12:51The credibility of Father Crispy and his collection is not under
- 1:12:55doubt. However, the age and the origin
- 1:12:57of the items is still unknown, and the fact that all of them
- 1:13:00vanished makes it more difficult to research further into their
- 1:13:04origins. Just imagine what the revelation
- 1:13:07of such a treasure would mean for the books of archaeology and
- 1:13:11our perception of human origins. The Serpent.
- 1:13:18This ancient symbol weaves through the myths and legends of
- 1:13:21peoples far and wide, embodying a myriad of meanings yet
- 1:13:26harboring A singular origin. Join us as we explore the
- 1:13:30serpent's path through time, unearthing its myriad
- 1:13:33representations and converging at the dawn of civilization in
- 1:13:38the Fertile Crescent of Mesopotamia, Enki, the Sumerian
- 1:13:42God of wisdom and water, was often depicted intertwined with
- 1:13:46serpents, symbolizing the dual nature of life giving and the
- 1:13:49potential for chaos. Even today, we use these
- 1:13:55intertwined serpents to represent medical knowledge and
- 1:13:58the Helix of DNA, The sacred temples of India, where the
- 1:14:03Nagas, Serpentine deities, reign as symbols of water, fertility
- 1:14:09and protection. Their presence in Hindu and
- 1:14:14Buddhist lore underscores the serpent's protective and
- 1:14:17regenerative qualities. In the heart of Africa, the
- 1:14:21Dahomey people worship the rainbow serpent, Dambala, A
- 1:14:25benevolent force of creation, life, and prosperity.
- 1:14:29Mirroring Enki's generative attributes, the ancient
- 1:14:32Egyptians revered the serpent as both guardian and adversary.
- 1:14:36The cobra worn on the Pharaoh's crown served as a protector,
- 1:14:41while Apophis, the serpent of chaos, was the eternal opponent
- 1:14:44of sunlight and order. Embodying the serpent's dual
- 1:14:48nature. The Hebrew Bible presents the
- 1:14:51serpent as a creature of temptation and enlightenment,
- 1:14:55echoing the Sumerian tale of knowledge imparted by Enki, A
- 1:14:59narrative thread that binds these disparate cultures.
- 1:15:03In Greece, the Rod of Asclepius, a serpent entwined staff,
- 1:15:08remains a symbol of healing and medicine, resonating with Enki's
- 1:15:11association with life and healing waters.
- 1:15:15The Minoan civilization of Crete depicted the serpent as a
- 1:15:18companion of goddesses, signifying fertility and the
- 1:15:22renewal of life, themes intrinsic to Enki's dominion
- 1:15:27over water and creation. Among the Norse German Gundar,
- 1:15:32the World Serpent encircles the earth, holding the cosmos
- 1:15:37together, reminiscent of Enki's role in maintaining the balance
- 1:15:40of the natural world. In Cambodia, the not a Serpents
- 1:15:45are revered as protectors of the land and waterways, embodying
- 1:15:49the life giving and protective aspects of Enki.
- 1:15:54The Aboriginal peoples of Australia tell tales of the
- 1:15:57Rainbow Serpent, a creator God and a symbol of fertility,
- 1:16:03reflecting the serpent's universal association with
- 1:16:05creation and the sustenance of life.
- 1:16:09In China, the dragon, a Serpentine figure, is venerated
- 1:16:13as a powerful symbol of strength, good fortune, and the
- 1:16:17young principle, aligning with the serpent's association with
- 1:16:20force and vitality. The Aztecs honored Quetzalcoatl,
- 1:16:24the feathered serpent, as a God of wind, air, and learning,
- 1:16:29bearing a striking resemblance to Enki's gift of knowledge and
- 1:16:32civilization. In the Andean cultures such as
- 1:16:36the Mochika, serpents were depicted as water deities,
- 1:16:40aligning with the life giving aspect of Enki's realm.
- 1:16:46The Kukulkan of the Maya, another feathered serpent deity,
- 1:16:51echoes Ketsalkotl's attributes, reinforcing the serpent's role
- 1:16:55as a bringer of culture and knowledge in the Voden religion
- 1:16:59of West Africa and its diasporic manifestations.
- 1:17:03The serpent is a symbol of continuity, protection, and the
- 1:17:08link between the divine and the mortal.
- 1:17:11Akin to Enki's intermediary role between the gods and humanity,
- 1:17:16the serpent emerges not merely as a creature of myth, but as a
- 1:17:20symbol of the fundamental dualities of existence, creation
- 1:17:24and destruction, life and death, wisdom and cunning.
- 1:17:30These Serpentine threads, woven into the fabric of cultures
- 1:17:34worldwide, lead us back to the ancient figure of Enki, the
- 1:17:38Anunnaki God whose legacy encompasses these dualities.
- 1:17:44In the serpent, we see reflected our deepest fears, our highest
- 1:17:49aspirations, and our unending quest for knowledge and
- 1:17:52understanding. Thus, in the sinuous form of the
- 1:17:58serpent, we find a key to unlocking the shared heritage of
- 1:18:02humanity, a heritage that whispers of our origins and our
- 1:18:06connections to the cosmos. What truths lie buried beneath
- 1:18:16the layers of time and interpretation?
- 1:18:19How do the pieces of this cosmic puzzle fit together, revealing
- 1:18:24the picture of our origin and destiny?
- 1:18:27These questions and many more remain as we close this chapter
- 1:18:32of our exploration, but the journey is just beginning, and
- 1:18:38the next chapter promises to unveil even greater wonders and
- 1:18:41questions. Join us next time on the
- 1:18:45Anunnaki Connection. Tonight, we embark on a quest
- 1:19:16that will transcend the bounds of time and space, weaving
- 1:19:21through ancient mysteries and celestial lore.
- 1:19:25In the heart of this saga lies the Fuente Magna, a vessel
- 1:19:29inscribed with secrets that echo the whispers of the Sumerians.
- 1:19:33Bridging continents and millennia, We cast our gaze upon
- 1:19:38the Sumerian King List, where gods ruled as kings and time
- 1:19:43stretched into the realm of the eternal.
- 1:19:46Our journey takes us through the ancient Highlands of Urartu,
- 1:19:50beneath the shadow of Anu, where myths speak of deities and
- 1:19:54kings, their stories etched in the bedrock of history.
- 1:19:59And amidst the echoes of these ancient tales, we explore the
- 1:20:03Epic of Gilgamesh, A narrative that not only delves into the
- 1:20:07depths of the human spirit but also hints.
- 1:20:10At the presence of the Anunnaki, celestial beings, whose
- 1:20:15influence might have shaped the very foundation of our world,
- 1:20:21join us as we venture into the unknown, where legends come
- 1:20:24alive and the past holds the key to unlocking the mysteries of
- 1:20:28our origins. Tonight, the past is not just a
- 1:20:34whisper, but a roar that echoes through the ages, beckoning us
- 1:20:38to listen and wonder at the possibilities that lie beyond
- 1:20:42the stars. Welcome to the Anunnaki
- 1:20:46connection. Our tale begins some 450,000
- 1:20:50years ago. The Anunnaki, hailing from a
- 1:20:54distant world called Nibiru, ventured across the vastness of
- 1:20:57space to Earth. Their mission was critical to
- 1:21:01procure gold, a resource scarce on their home planet but
- 1:21:05abundant here, to repair their deteriorating atmosphere.
- 1:21:10These celestial travelers, possessing advanced technologies
- 1:21:15and seemingly divine powers, found the resources they sought
- 1:21:20primarily in the region of southern Africa.
- 1:21:23However, mining this precious metal proved to be a laborious
- 1:21:27task. To ease their burden, the
- 1:21:31Anunnaki engineered a new species, Homo sapiens, by
- 1:21:36genetically modifying the existing hominids of Earth.
- 1:21:39This new creation was designed to serve as laborers in the gold
- 1:21:42mines marking the dawn of humanity.
- 1:21:47As eons passed, the Anunnaki not only exploited Earth's resources
- 1:21:51but also imbued human civilizations with their
- 1:21:54knowledge and culture. They were revered as gods, their
- 1:21:58deeds and directives woven into the mythology and religious
- 1:22:01texts of ancient societies from Samaria to Babylon, Egypt to the
- 1:22:07Americas. However, this interstellar
- 1:22:12intervention was not without its tumults and tribulations.
- 1:22:16The Anunnaki themselves were not a monolith, but a pantheon of
- 1:22:21powerful beings, each with their own agendas, rivalries, and
- 1:22:26desires. Their internal conflicts often
- 1:22:29spilled over onto Earth, influencing and often
- 1:22:32exacerbating human affairs. Are the stories of these ancient
- 1:22:37astronauts mere myths, or do they contain kernels of a
- 1:22:40forgotten truth about our origins and the vast, unexplored
- 1:22:44cosmos that surrounds us? Join us to uncover these and
- 1:22:47many more mysteries on the Anunnaki Connection.
- 1:23:01Discovered near Lake Titicaca in Bolivia in 1958, the Fuente
- 1:23:05Magna is an impressive stone vessel.
- 1:23:08Reminiscent of a libation bowl, it's adorned with intricately
- 1:23:12carved figures that are both human and animal in nature,
- 1:23:16echoing motifs common to the area's indigenous culture.
- 1:23:20What sets this artifact apart, however, are the inscriptions in
- 1:23:23two distinct scripts, one an ancient proto Sumerian alphabet
- 1:23:28and another that belongs to the ancient Pukara language, a
- 1:23:32precursor to the Tiahuanaco civilization.
- 1:23:36Dubbed the Rosetta Stone of the Americas, it has sparked heated
- 1:23:41debates due to its implications of a possible link between the
- 1:23:44ancient Sumerians and the Andean civilizations.
- 1:23:47Despite the vast distance separating them.
- 1:23:51The story of the Fuente Magna Bowl's discovery is quite
- 1:23:54unassuming. A farmer stumbled upon it while
- 1:23:57working on land owned by the Manjon family, who later
- 1:24:00exchanged the artifact for property closer to La Paz.
- 1:24:03In 1960, the bole's unique inscriptions caught the eye of
- 1:24:07Bolivian archaeologist Max Portugal Zamora, who despite his
- 1:24:10efforts, couldn't crack their code partly because he didn't
- 1:24:13recognize the cuniform. Like writing dating back about
- 1:24:165000 years, the engravings on the bole piqued the interest of
- 1:24:20epigraphist Dr. Clyde Ahmed Winters, who saw parallels with
- 1:24:25ancient Libiko Berber script and proposed that the inscriptions
- 1:24:28might be proto Sumerian. His translation suggests the
- 1:24:32bowl was used in rituals to honor the goddess NIA,
- 1:24:35potentially for fertility purposes, supported by the
- 1:24:38depiction of a figure on the bowl in a pose associated with
- 1:24:42such rituals. Doctor Winters findings, if
- 1:24:45accurate, challenge our understanding of ancient
- 1:24:48civilizations and raise compelling questions about
- 1:24:51global connections. In the distant past, researcher
- 1:24:55Yuri Leverato and others speculate about how Sumerian
- 1:24:58elements could have reached the Highlands of Bolivia, suggesting
- 1:25:01ancient Sumerian voyagers might have traversed the globe,
- 1:25:05influencing the cultures and languages they encountered, such
- 1:25:08as the similarities observed between Proto Sumerian and the
- 1:25:11Aymara language. This bowl with its cryptic
- 1:25:17inscriptions might just be a breadcrumb left behind by these
- 1:25:21cosmic travellers, a tangible echo of a world where the lines
- 1:25:26between gods and men, between summer and the Andes, blurred
- 1:25:31into a singular pre flood civilization.
- 1:25:35Could it be that these gods, or perhaps travelers with knowledge
- 1:25:40surpassing the ages, established a civilization that spanned the
- 1:25:44globe, leaving behind not just monuments but a legacy uncoated
- 1:25:50in stone and script? Could we be looking at a relic
- 1:25:53of an era when the Anunnaki walked among us, guiding
- 1:25:58humanity and shaping a civilization that history has
- 1:26:01yet to fully acknowledge? Only time will tell.
- 1:26:24Artifacts bearing the mark of the Orarchian culture,
- 1:26:28resplendent with symbols that echo through the ages.
- 1:26:32The Tree of Life, celestial beings known to some as the
- 1:26:36Anunnaki, mystical handbags, the winged solar disk, and the
- 1:26:41majestic forms of bulls and lions.
- 1:26:45These items hail from Urartu, an Iron Age Kingdom that once
- 1:26:49spanned the realms of modern day Armenia, eastern Turkey, and
- 1:26:52parts of Iran. Known to the Hebrews as Ararat,
- 1:26:57A place steeped in the lore of Noah's Ark and its final birth
- 1:27:02after the Great Flood in the twilight of the 8th to 6th
- 1:27:06centuries BC, this land thronged with the legacy of Aramu,
- 1:27:11progeny of Hike, who in turn traced his lineage to Noah, the
- 1:27:16Ark's master and founder of ancient Armenia, the Eurarsians.
- 1:27:19Under the shadow of their forebears, the Sumerians paid
- 1:27:23homage to a pantheon that mirrored those ancient deities,
- 1:27:26despite the chasm of millennia that lay between them.
- 1:27:30And yet, the Kingdom of Urartu remains an enigma, its story
- 1:27:34pieced together from the scant relics rescued from the ruins of
- 1:27:38antiquity. Among these are two helmets, not
- 1:27:42just metal, but narrators of a bygone era. 1 Adorned with 7
- 1:27:47serpents beneath the Tree of Life, flanked by creator gods
- 1:27:51and the Solar Disk, its craftsmanship distinct from the
- 1:27:55imagery that accompanies it. The other helmet, its surface
- 1:28:00etched with eight serpents, stands as a testament to a
- 1:28:03gathering of divine beings, each in pursuit of immortality's
- 1:28:07fruits, united by a singular artistic hand.
- 1:28:11Then there is the shield, its face a canvas for the
- 1:28:13representation of bulls and lions, emblems perhaps of the
- 1:28:17ancient clans that once roamed these lands, their fates
- 1:28:20intertwined with that of the Serpent Clan.
- 1:28:27As we delve into the shadows cast by these ancient artifacts,
- 1:28:31we find ourselves wandering through the corridors of
- 1:28:33history, where the lines between myth and reality blur, where
- 1:28:38creator gods and mythical beasts stand immortalized in bronze.
- 1:28:42We are invited to ponder the unfathomable depths of our past.
- 1:28:57Out of the many incredible artifacts that have been
- 1:28:59recovered from sites in Iraq where flourishing Sumerian
- 1:29:02cities once stood, few have been more intriguing than the
- 1:29:07Sumerian King List, an ancient manuscript originally recorded
- 1:29:12in the Sumerian language. The Sumerian King List is a
- 1:29:17register of the kings of Summer, ancient southern Iraq from
- 1:29:21Sumerian and neighboring dynasties.
- 1:29:25The list includes their names, supposed rain lengths, and the
- 1:29:28locations of official kingship. What makes the Sumerian King
- 1:29:34List so unique is the fact that it blends apparently mythical
- 1:29:38pre dynastic rulers with historical rulers who are known
- 1:29:41to have existed in real life. The first fragment of this rare
- 1:29:46and unique text, a 4000 year old cuneiform tablet, was found in
- 1:29:50the early 1900s by German American scholar Herman
- 1:29:54Hilprecht at the site of ancient Nepour, and his results were
- 1:29:59published in 19 O six. Since Hilprecht's discovery, at
- 1:30:03least 18 other exemplars of the King's list have been found,
- 1:30:08most of them dating from the second-half of the Eastern
- 1:30:10Dynasty. No two of these documents are
- 1:30:13identical, However, there is enough common material in all
- 1:30:17versions of the Sumerian king list to make it clear that they
- 1:30:21are derived from a single ideal account of Sumerian history.
- 1:30:26The rulers in the earliest dynasties are represented as
- 1:30:29reigning fantastically long periods after the kingship
- 1:30:33descended from heaven. The kingship was in Eredug.
- 1:30:37In Eredug Alolim became king. He ruled for 28,000 years.
- 1:30:43Al Al Jar ruled for 36,000 years. 2 kings.
- 1:30:50They ruled for over 64,000 years.
- 1:30:53Some of the rulers mentioned in the early list, such as Ektana,
- 1:30:56Lugalbanda, and Gilgamesh, are mythical or legendary figures
- 1:31:02whose heroic feats are subjects of a series of Sumerian and
- 1:31:05Babylonian narrative compositions.
- 1:31:10The early list names 8 kings with a total of over 200,000
- 1:31:14years from the time when kingship descended from heaven
- 1:31:18to the time when the flood swept over the land, and once more the
- 1:31:22kingship was lowered from heaven after the flood.
- 1:31:26After the flood, the king list records kings who ruled for much
- 1:31:30shorter periods of time. Thus, the Sumerian King List not
- 1:31:35only documents a great flood early in man's history, but it
- 1:31:38also reflects the same pattern of decreasing longevity as found
- 1:31:42in the Bible. Men had extremely long lifespans
- 1:31:45before the flood and much shorter lifespans following the
- 1:31:48flood. The Sumerian king list truly is
- 1:31:53a perplexing mystery. Why would the Sumerians combine
- 1:31:57mythical rulers with actual historical rulers in one
- 1:32:00document? Why are there so many
- 1:32:03similarities with Genesis? Why were ancient kings described
- 1:32:08as ruling for thousands of years?
- 1:32:10These are just some of the questions that still remain
- 1:32:13unanswered after more than a century of research.
- 1:32:29The Epic of Gilgamesh, an ancient Mesopotamian odyssey
- 1:32:33inscribed upon 12 clay tablets dating back to the third
- 1:32:37Millennium BCE. But what if this saga, often
- 1:32:41hailed as mere myth, is a veiled chronicle of earthly encounters
- 1:32:45with celestial beings, The Anunnaki?
- 1:32:47From the vast expanse of the cosmos, our tale unfolds in the
- 1:32:52great city of Uruk, where Gilgamesh, its king, reigns
- 1:32:56supreme, not merely a man, but a being of unparalleled strength
- 1:33:01and divine descent, 2/3 God and 1/3 human.
- 1:33:07This peculiar lineage suggests an extraordinary genesis,
- 1:33:11perhaps a testament to the Anunnaki's genetic tinkering,
- 1:33:14blending their celestial essence with that of Earth's inhabitants
- 1:33:17to create beings of immense power and wisdom.
- 1:33:20Despite Gilgamesh's unparalleled strength and wisdom, his
- 1:33:24unbridled power and tyrannical ways cast a shadow over his
- 1:33:27reign, compelling the citizens of Uruk to cry out to the
- 1:33:31heavens for relief. In response to their pleas, the
- 1:33:35pantheon of gods, perhaps echoing the distant Anunnaki,
- 1:33:39convened to craft a solution. Their decision was to create a
- 1:33:43being capable of matching Gilgamesh's strength, a
- 1:33:47counterbalance to his might, forged from the very essence of
- 1:33:50nature. This being, Nkidu, was conceived
- 1:33:54not from the womb, but from the clay of the earth and the
- 1:33:57whispers of the gods, a creation that mirrored the Anunnaki's
- 1:34:01reputed prowess in life engineering.
- 1:34:03When Nkidu learns of Gilgamesh's tyrannical ways, his initial
- 1:34:07impulse is to confront and challenge the king to stop his
- 1:34:10oppression. Their first meeting in Uruk
- 1:34:13turns into a Titanic struggle, a clash of equals that neither can
- 1:34:17decisively win. This battle, however, serves not
- 1:34:21to deepen their rivalry but to forge an unbreakable bond
- 1:34:24between them, recognizing in each other a worthy companion.
- 1:34:28Their conflict transforms into camaraderie, and they become
- 1:34:31inseparable allies. At the pinnacle of the Anunnaki
- 1:34:36hierarchy resides Anu, the Sky Father, sovereign of the
- 1:34:40Celestial Domain and the embodiment of the heavens.
- 1:34:44According to the ancient texts, Anu's reign transcends the
- 1:34:47governance of a pantheon. It represents the cosmic order,
- 1:34:51the balance between the celestial and the terrestrial.
- 1:34:55Anu's existence, shrouded in time, paints a picture of a
- 1:34:59being whose wisdom and power were beyond comprehension.
- 1:35:04As the ruler of Nibiru, the home planet of the Anunnaki, Anu's
- 1:35:09decisions were pivotal in the shaping of human history and the
- 1:35:12destiny of Earth. The tales speak of Anu's arrival
- 1:35:16on Earth as a colonizer but seeking to bridge the gap
- 1:35:20between worlds. His mission was said to revolve
- 1:35:24around the acquisition of resources vital for his home
- 1:35:27planet's survival. Gold, with its unique
- 1:35:31properties, played a crucial role in this interstellar quest.
- 1:35:37Allalu, according to the ancient texts, was a predecessor to
- 1:35:41Anu's throne. His reign, marked by both
- 1:35:44achievement and discord, eventually led to his downfall
- 1:35:48and subsequent flight from Nibiru, a power struggle that
- 1:35:51would see him dethroned. His story is a testament to the
- 1:35:56turbulent politics of the Anunnaki.
- 1:35:59Banished yet undeterred, Allalu's ought to say took a
- 1:36:02fateful turn as he set his sights on a distant blue hued
- 1:36:05world, Earth. Steering his spacecraft through
- 1:36:08the vast, uncharted void, Allalu embarked on a solitary journey,
- 1:36:13driven by the hope of redemption and a chance to reclaim his lost
- 1:36:17stature. Upon arriving on Earth, Alalu's
- 1:36:23discovery would send ripples through the fabric of both
- 1:36:25Nibiru and Earth's future. It was gold, the precious metal
- 1:36:30that held the key to Nibiru's atmospheric woes, that Alalu
- 1:36:34found in abundance on this young, vibrant planet.
- 1:36:38This monumental find would not only vindicate Alalu but also
- 1:36:43beckoned the Anunnaki to Earth, setting the stage for their
- 1:36:46grand enterprise. Allalu's communication back to
- 1:36:50Nibiru, laden with the promise of gold, served as a beacon for
- 1:36:54Anu and his kin, drawing them to Earth's bountiest lands.
- 1:37:00Thus, Allalu, the Precursor, became the catalyst for the
- 1:37:04Anunnaki's involvement with Earth, intertwining their
- 1:37:08destinies in a saga of exploration, exploitation, and
- 1:37:12eventual enlightenment. With every question that arises,
- 1:37:20we find ourselves compelled to question the very foundation of
- 1:37:24our understanding of history, mythology, and the possibility
- 1:37:29of encounters with advanced civilizations from beyond our
- 1:37:33world, seeking answers that may lie just beyond our grasp.
- 1:37:38As we look to the stars, we are reminded that the stories of the
- 1:37:42past hold the keys to unlocking the mysteries of our future.
- 1:37:47Could the Anunnaki be more than myth?
- 1:37:50Are they responsible for the genesis of mankind?
- 1:37:54Join us next time as we explore these and many more questions on
- 1:37:59the Anunnaki Connection. Tonight, we delve into the
- 1:38:20mysteries that bind the heavens to the Earth.
- 1:38:23From the protective Lamassu to the enigmatic Moai of Easter
- 1:38:27Island, from the cosmic planisphere to the stars of
- 1:38:31Orion, from the celestial Vimanas to the wisdom of Enki,
- 1:38:36Join us as we unravel the threads of an ancient tapestry
- 1:38:39woven by beings beyond our understanding.
- 1:38:42Welcome to the Anunnaki connection.
- 1:39:07Giant winged human headed bulls served as guardians of the
- 1:39:12Anunnaki cities and palaces. Walking by, they almost seem to
- 1:39:16move between these courtyards and halls.
- 1:39:20Punctuating these scenes of power and prestige are massive
- 1:39:23pairs of doorway sculptures called lamasu.
- 1:39:26The Lamasu are distinctive to Neo Assyrian architectural
- 1:39:30sculpture, although the creatures which they represent
- 1:39:33have a long history in the Ancient Near East, dating to the
- 1:39:36Early Dynastic period, and several pairs of them survive to
- 1:39:40this day. The remains of more than 100
- 1:39:44Lamassu have been identified at Neo Assyrian palace sites
- 1:39:48because of their massive size and formidable form.
- 1:39:52Since the discovery of Neo Assyrian palaces in the 19th
- 1:39:55century, they have been a source of awe and fascination, even
- 1:39:59living on an Art Deco architecture of the 20th
- 1:40:02century, the Lamassu. A protective hybrid monster with
- 1:40:07the bearded head of Maine, a crown of a God, and the winged
- 1:40:12body of either a bull or a lion. They are massive, up to 20 feet
- 1:40:17tall, and weigh as much as 30 to 50 tons.
- 1:40:20Remarkably, each is carved from a single slab of limestone.
- 1:40:25The face of the Lamassu is broad, with a strong nose and
- 1:40:28thick eyebrows which are double arched across his whole
- 1:40:32forehead. The massive beard is represented
- 1:40:35as thickly curled and braided, nearly doubling the size of the
- 1:40:39Lamasu's face. His wide eyes look straight out
- 1:40:42over the head of the viewer, as if engaged in matters beyond the
- 1:40:46human realm. His crown, feather topped, is
- 1:40:50decorated with rows of rosettes, A motif associated with divinity
- 1:40:54and possibly the goddess Ishtar, and set with a double horned
- 1:40:59crown marking the Lamasu as divine.
- 1:41:03His pointed bovine ears, ringed with gold hoops.
- 1:41:06Suspending beads emerge from beneath the crown, as well as
- 1:41:09long flowing locks which end in rows of tight curls, giving a
- 1:41:14sense of buoyancy. The fur of the bull's body is
- 1:41:17also richly curled, although in very organized straight rows
- 1:41:22which run along its breast, backside and rear flank.
- 1:41:26Even the LA Masu's tail is curled and braided.
- 1:41:30The huge cloven feet of the lamasu show him both standing
- 1:41:33and walking, courtesy of the carving having five legs instead
- 1:41:37of four. This is to present a kind of
- 1:41:40split view when one approaches the lamasu from the front, they
- 1:41:44look as if they are standing still guarding the door, but
- 1:41:48when you pass between them you see all four of their legs
- 1:41:52walking forward on 2 panels. Between the hind legs of the
- 1:41:56lamasu is a long inscription in cuneiform called the standard
- 1:42:01inscription. This is a statement listing the
- 1:42:04victories and virtues of King Sargon, his piety, and the ways
- 1:42:08in which the gods have favored him.
- 1:42:11It also threatens a curse on whomever should seek to harm his
- 1:42:13palace. What is so awe inspiring about
- 1:42:17these sculptures is not only their size, but the powerful
- 1:42:20clarity with which they are sculpted and the terrifyingly
- 1:42:24precise repetition of forms. Curls and horns are incised with
- 1:42:28deep, powerful cuts in high relief and smoothed into sharp
- 1:42:32rateability. The strict linear mathematical
- 1:42:35arrangement of feathers, curls and rosettes gives the LA Masu A
- 1:42:38perfected restraint, humanizing the frightening and chaotic
- 1:42:42hybridity. Possibly the most terrifying and
- 1:42:46impressive aspect of the carving of the LA Masu, however, is the
- 1:42:49precision of its sculptural repetition.
- 1:42:53Dating to an era much before cut and paste or any sort of
- 1:42:57mechanical reproductive methods in sculpture, we find the
- 1:43:00Craftsman of the Lamassu were masters of scrupulous and
- 1:43:04endlessly repetitive imitation. Easter Island harbors one of the
- 1:43:13world's most perplexing mysteries, the Moai statues,
- 1:43:18towering figures carved from volcanic rock.
- 1:43:21Their creation and transportation defies simple
- 1:43:24explanation, prompting theories that link their existence to
- 1:43:28extraterrestrial intervention. This speculation is fueled by
- 1:43:34the Islanders, legends of mana, a mystical force used to
- 1:43:38mobilize these stone giants. Rapa Nui is often described as
- 1:43:44the navel of the Earth, a concept that resonates with the
- 1:43:47Anunnaki's reputed search for Earth's pivotal energy points.
- 1:43:51These points, according to some theories, form a global grid of
- 1:43:56sacred sites, with Easter Island marking a significant node.
- 1:44:01This alignment suggests A deliberate pattern, hinting at
- 1:44:05an ancient global civilization, or perhaps at the guiding hand
- 1:44:09of the Anunnaki. Among the most fascinating
- 1:44:13aspects of Anunnaki lore is their use of advanced
- 1:44:16technologies. One such theory suggests the
- 1:44:21Anunnaki employed sonar technology to manipulate massive
- 1:44:24stones, a concept that could shed light on the construction
- 1:44:28of both the Moai statues and other megalithic structures
- 1:44:32around the globe. The origins of the Moai statues
- 1:44:37remain shrouded in mystery. While some researchers attribute
- 1:44:41their construction to the ingenuity of Polynesian
- 1:44:44settlers, others speculate on extraterrestrial involvement,
- 1:44:48particularly the Anunnakis, whose reputed mastery over stone
- 1:44:53and sound could explain the statues existence.
- 1:44:57Legends from Rapa Nui suggest the Moai walked to their current
- 1:45:00locations. This tale aligns intriguingly
- 1:45:04with the Anunnakis supposed sonar technology capable of
- 1:45:08levitating and moving massive stones.
- 1:45:12Could this ancient narrative hold a kernel of truth about
- 1:45:15lost technologies? Some of the Moai statues feature
- 1:45:19distinct bearded figures, an anomaly among the Polynesians.
- 1:45:24This iconography echoes the depictions of the Anunnaki in
- 1:45:27ancient Mesopotamian artifacts, suggesting a potential cultural
- 1:45:32exchange or even direct influence from these celestial
- 1:45:36visitors. Did ancient Sumerians observe
- 1:45:49and record the impact of an asteroid over 5000 years ago?
- 1:45:54This circular stone cast tablet was recovered from the 650 BC
- 1:45:59underground library of King Ashurbanipal in Nineveh, Iraq in
- 1:46:03the late 19th century. Long thought to be an Assyrian
- 1:46:07tablet, computer analysis has matched it with the sky above
- 1:46:10Mesopotamia in 3300 BC and proves it to be of much more
- 1:46:15ancient Sumerian origin. The tablet is an astrolabe, the
- 1:46:21earliest known astronomical instrument.
- 1:46:23It consists of a segmented disc shaped star chart with marked
- 1:46:28units of angle measure inscribed upon the rim.
- 1:46:32For over a century and a half, the tablet known as the
- 1:46:35Planisphere has puzzled scholars.
- 1:46:38It's significance was unlocked when authors Alan Bond and Mark
- 1:46:42Hemsl reinterpreted the Kuniform text, suggesting it documented
- 1:46:46the Kufel's impact. This event, which resulted in a
- 1:46:51massive landslide in Austria without leaving a typical impact
- 1:46:55crater, had long baffled geologists and astronomers
- 1:46:58alike. The Planisphere Tablet, with its
- 1:47:01intricate drawings of constellations and celestial
- 1:47:04notations, serves as a testament to the advanced observational
- 1:47:08skills of the Sumerians. Using modern computer
- 1:47:11simulations, researchers have reconstructed the night sky as
- 1:47:14it appeared over Mesopotamia on the eve of the impact, revealing
- 1:47:18the meticulous records kept by Sumerian astronomers of an
- 1:47:21object large enough to be noted in detail as it hurtled towards
- 1:47:25Earth. The trajectory and size of the
- 1:47:27asteroid as recorded on the tablet aligned with the
- 1:47:30geological evidence found at Kufels.
- 1:47:33The asteroid's low angle approach and subsequent
- 1:47:35explosion over the Austrian Alps explain the absence of a crater
- 1:47:39and the extensive landslide that puzzled scientists for
- 1:47:42centuries. The impact's repercussions would
- 1:47:45have extended far beyond the immediate blast zone, with the
- 1:47:49potential to ignite fires and cause widespread devastation
- 1:47:52across the Mediterranean region. Orion the Hunter, a
- 1:48:00constellation that has captured the human imagination since time
- 1:48:03immemorial. It's within this cosmic expanse
- 1:48:07we explore the tantalizing theory that perhaps Orion was
- 1:48:10more than just a cluster of stars.
- 1:48:13Perhaps it was the cradle of the Anunnaki, ancient alien beings
- 1:48:17whose influence on early human civilizations remains a topic of
- 1:48:21fascination and debate. First, we venture to ancient
- 1:48:27Egypt, where Orion was associated with Osiris, the God
- 1:48:31of rebirth and the afterlife. And the stunning alignment of
- 1:48:35the pyramids of Giza with the stars of Orion's belt points to
- 1:48:40a celestial significance, a stargate between Earth and the
- 1:48:44divine. Next, we cross to the sands of
- 1:48:48Mesopotamia, where the Sumerians revered Orion as the shepherd of
- 1:48:52heaven. Here, the epic tales of
- 1:48:55Gilgamesh intertwine with the stars, hinting at a connection
- 1:48:58between the celestial and the terrestrial.
- 1:49:01Where the Anunnaki are said to have first made their presence
- 1:49:05known in the far reaches of Mesoamerica, the Maya
- 1:49:10civilization charted the stars with astounding accuracy.
- 1:49:14They saw in Orion's embrace the fire of creation, a cosmic
- 1:49:18hearth around which the gods convened, perhaps the very gods
- 1:49:23who walked among them. The ancient Greeks wove tales of
- 1:49:27Orion the Hunter, a giant granted the honor of the night
- 1:49:31sky by the gods. His constellation was a reminder
- 1:49:34of the deeds of heroes and the gods favor a celestial narrative
- 1:49:39echoing the Greeks deep seated belief in the divine's
- 1:49:43intervention in human affairs. In the cold, clear nights of
- 1:49:47Scandinavia, the Vikings saw in Orion's Belt the resting place
- 1:49:52of their gods. This constellation was a guide
- 1:49:56for their nocturnal voyages, a sign that the watchful eyes of
- 1:50:00the gods were upon them, guiding their oars and their destinies.
- 1:50:06The Dogon people of West Africa held a profound knowledge of
- 1:50:10Sirius, Orion's cosmic companion.
- 1:50:13Their understanding of the heavens, seemingly impossible
- 1:50:16without sophisticated equipment, hints at a divine tutorship,
- 1:50:20perhaps by the very Anunnaki themselves.
- 1:50:23Lastly, in the Far East, Chinese astronomers saw in Orion's stars
- 1:50:29the forces of Yin and Yang in balance, a cosmic equilibrium
- 1:50:33from which life and order emerged.
- 1:50:35This celestial harmony was crucial to the Emperor's
- 1:50:38mandate, a divine right to rule mirrored in the stars.
- 1:50:43These 7 tapestries of human culture, woven with the threads
- 1:50:46of Orion suggest not mere coincidence, but a shared
- 1:50:51celestial influence. Could it be that the Anunnaki,
- 1:50:55those ancient alien beings, hailed from this very
- 1:50:58constellation? Were they the architects of
- 1:51:01early human advancement, guiding us from the stars, leaving their
- 1:51:04mark in the form of a ryun, a beacon for all humanity to see
- 1:51:08and wonder? As we transition from the
- 1:51:22shadows of Mesopotamia to the remote Isles of the Pacific, let
- 1:51:26us ponder the Lamassu's protective gaze.
- 1:51:30What secrets do these celestial guardians hold, and how do they
- 1:51:34connect to the silent stone giant standing guard over Easter
- 1:51:37Island? Stay tuned.
- 1:51:40As the mystery unfolds. From the ancient soil of Easter
- 1:51:44Island, we cast our eyes to the heavens.
- 1:51:48The Planosphere, a map of the cosmos, offers a celestial
- 1:51:52guide. But what links these starry
- 1:51:55realms to the legends of the Anunnaki?
- 1:51:58The Orion connection beckons us to look closer, to see beyond
- 1:52:03the stars. In the dance of the
- 1:52:06constellations, Orion holds a clue.
- 1:52:09But our journey does not end here.
- 1:52:11From the celestial to the terrestrial, we explore the
- 1:52:15Vimanas, flying Chariots of the gods.
- 1:52:19Giant flying cities in the sky said to roam the heavens like
- 1:52:23celestial Chariots. Legends of ancient nuclear
- 1:52:27weapons capable of incinerating entire civilizations whispered
- 1:52:31across the sands of time. Vimanas, ancient flying machines
- 1:52:36described in the sacred texts of civilizations long lost to the
- 1:52:39sands. Described in the Sanskrit texts
- 1:52:43of Hindu and Buddhist traditions.
- 1:52:45Vimanas are flying machines that defy conventional understanding.
- 1:52:50These ancient accounts portray Vimanas as a fusion of modern
- 1:52:54stealth aircraft and flying saucers capable of extraordinary
- 1:52:58feats such as interplanetary travel and high speed
- 1:53:01maneuverability. The descriptions of Vimanas bear
- 1:53:05striking similarities to modern technological concepts such as
- 1:53:09stealth aircraft and ion thruster propulsion systems.
- 1:53:14NASA's current research into ion thruster type spacecraft powered
- 1:53:19by solar energy and utilizing mercury particles echoes the
- 1:53:23propulsion methods hinted at in ancient texts.
- 1:53:26Some theorists proposed that Vimanas could be evidence of
- 1:53:29ancient extraterrestrial influence on human civilization.
- 1:53:33The parallels between Vimana descriptions and modern
- 1:53:36aerospace engineering hint at the possibility of advanced
- 1:53:39knowledge imparted by extraterrestrial visitors.
- 1:53:43Some dismiss Vimanas as mere allegory, while others believe
- 1:53:47that these ancient marvels were more than just stories.
- 1:53:51Legends speak of epic battles waged in the heavens, where
- 1:53:55vimanas clashed like thunderbolts amidst the roiling
- 1:53:58storms of war. Were these battles fought with
- 1:54:02weapons of mass destruction, or were they merely figments of a
- 1:54:06collective imagination? As humanity peers through the
- 1:54:09veil of time, searching for answers to the mysteries that
- 1:54:13shroud our past, one thing remains certain.
- 1:54:19The enigma of Vimanus continues to captivate the imagination,
- 1:54:23inviting us to journey into the realms of the unknown.
- 1:54:34Enki, also known as IA in Akkadian and Babylonian
- 1:54:37mythology, renowned as the God of water, knowledge, and
- 1:54:43creation. A principal deity, Enki story is
- 1:54:47rich with tales of innovation, wisdom, and cunning.
- 1:54:51He is credited with the creation of mankind, the establishment of
- 1:54:55Eridu, the first city of Sumer, as well as the development of
- 1:54:59the Tigris and Euphrates rivers through a network of canals.
- 1:55:03According to interpretations of Sumerian texts, Enki played a
- 1:55:07pivotal role in the creation of humans.
- 1:55:10The Anunnaki, including Enki, were in search of resources on
- 1:55:15Earth. Faced with labor challenges,
- 1:55:18Enki proposed the creation of a worker species to alleviate the
- 1:55:21Anunnaki's burdens. Using his advanced knowledge in
- 1:55:25genetics and biology, he engineered humans as a hybrid
- 1:55:29species. This process involved the
- 1:55:32genetic manipulation of the Anunnaki's DNA with that of Homo
- 1:55:35erectus, the most advanced terrestrial species at the time.
- 1:55:41Enki's expertise in science enabled this ambitious project,
- 1:55:44resulting in the birth of Homo sapiens beings capable of
- 1:55:48performing the tasks needed by the Anunnaki while also
- 1:55:52possessing a degree of sentience and intelligence.
- 1:55:55Enki's relationship with his creation was complex and
- 1:55:58multifaceted. Unlike some of the Anunnaki, who
- 1:56:01viewed humans merely as servants, Enki developed a
- 1:56:04paternal and protective attitude towards humanity.
- 1:56:08This emotional attachment is highlighted in numerous myths
- 1:56:12where Enki intervenes to guide, protect, and even educate
- 1:56:16humans. In The Epic of Gilgamesh, Enki
- 1:56:20plays a crucial role in the tale of the Great Flood, a narrative
- 1:56:24echoed in various cultures worldwide.
- 1:56:27It is here we witness Enki's defiance of the decision made by
- 1:56:31the Anunnaki Council to let a catastrophic flood wipe out
- 1:56:35human civilization. Moved by compassion, Enki chose
- 1:56:40to save Utna Pishtam, the Sumerian equivalent of Noah, by
- 1:56:45warning him about the impending deluge.
- 1:56:48He instructed him to build an ark capable of saving his
- 1:56:51family, along with a collection of animals and plant species, to
- 1:56:55ensure the continuity of life post flood.
- 1:56:58Enki's actions in this tale under score his rebellious
- 1:57:01nature and his willingness to challenge the consensus of the
- 1:57:05gods to protect humanity. The representation of Enki as a
- 1:57:09serpent, or being associated with serpents, is a recurring
- 1:57:12motif in ancient cultures, symbolizing wisdom, life, and
- 1:57:17rejuvenation. This symbolism reflects Enki's
- 1:57:22role as a bringer of knowledge and enlightenment, akin to the
- 1:57:26serpent in the biblical story of Adam and Eve.
- 1:57:30This Serpentine symbolism extends beyond Mesopotamia,
- 1:57:34appearing in various cultures and mythologies around the
- 1:57:37world. From the feathered serpent,
- 1:57:39Quetzalcoatl in Mesoamerican cultures to the not a in Hindu
- 1:57:44and Buddhist traditions, the serpent emerges as a symbol of
- 1:57:47wisdom, healing, and connection to the divine.
- 1:57:52These global serpent motifs may trace back to a collective
- 1:57:55memory of Enki, his deeds, and his association with the
- 1:57:59fundamental aspects of life and knowledge.
- 1:58:03In weaving together these narratives, we uncover a
- 1:58:05tapestry of myth and speculation that challenges our
- 1:58:09understanding of ancient history and the origins of civilization.
- 1:58:18As we ventured through the intricate tapestry of narratives
- 1:58:21and epochs that define the Anunnaki connection, it's now
- 1:58:25time to circle back and coalesce these threads into a coherent
- 1:58:29timeline. From their celestial descent to
- 1:58:33Earth nearly half a million years ago, to the genetic
- 1:58:36engineering of humanity, the dawn of Sumerian civilization,
- 1:58:41and their eventual enigmatic departure, each milestone is
- 1:58:45contributed to a complex narrative that intertwines with
- 1:58:49the very fabric of human history.
- 1:58:52Let's distill these vast spans of time and events into a
- 1:58:55consolidated chronicle capturing the essence of the Anunnaki's
- 1:59:00purported legacy on Earth. Approximately 450,000 years ago,
- 1:59:08the Anunnaki, in search of gold to shield their planet Nibiru's
- 1:59:12atmosphere, arrive on Earth. Their first settlement is
- 1:59:16established in the Persian Gulf region.
- 1:59:19Initial phase. They begin their operations by
- 1:59:23mining gold in the southeastern Africa region.
- 1:59:27Due to labor difficulties, they genetically engineer Homo
- 1:59:31sapiens by combining their DNA with that of existing hominids
- 1:59:36to create a more suitable workforce.
- 1:59:38Around 300,000 years ago, the engineered Homo sapiens start to
- 1:59:44spread across the globe, marking the beginning of diverse human
- 1:59:47civilizations. The Anunnaki impart knowledge of
- 1:59:51agriculture, craftsmanship and the rudiments of civilization to
- 1:59:55these early humans. Circuit 200,000 years ago, major
- 2:00:01Anunnaki centers and cities begin to emerge in Mesopotamia.
- 2:00:05This includes places like Eridu, Nepur and Uruk, with each city
- 2:00:10dedicated to a specific Anunnaki overlord.
- 2:00:13The Anunnaki hierarchy, resembling a pantheon of gods,
- 2:00:16becomes evident in Sumerian texts.
- 2:00:20Power struggles and familial disputes among the Anunnaki
- 2:00:23mirror the tumultuous tales of gods in human mythologies.
- 2:00:28Around 11,000 years ago, a great deluge, a result of either
- 2:00:33Nibiru's close pass by Earth or an asteroidal impact, devastates
- 2:00:38the planet. The Anunnaki, foreseeing this
- 2:00:41event, decide to let mankind fend for themselves, saving only
- 2:00:46the DNA of Earth's creatures. After the flood.
- 2:00:50They assist humanity in rebuilding, leading to the rise
- 2:00:53of new civilizations such as Sumer, Egypt, and the Indus
- 2:00:57Valley post Deluge. Following the deluge and the
- 2:01:02subsequent reestablishment of human societies, the Anunnaki's
- 2:01:06direct involvement with humanity begins to wane.
- 2:01:09Over millennia, their presence diminishes, transitioning from
- 2:01:12active participants to observers and eventually fading into the
- 2:01:16backdrop of human history. Their influence, however,
- 2:01:21persists through the legacies embedded in ancient texts,
- 2:01:25mythologies, and possibly in the genetic makeup of humanity.
- 2:01:33And so, as the stars wheel overhead, we close this chapter
- 2:01:37of the Anunnaki connection. But the story is far from over.
- 2:01:44The mysteries of the Lamassu, Easter Island, the Planosphere,
- 2:01:49the Orion connection, the Vimanas and Enki each a piece of
- 2:01:55a larger puzzle. Until next time, keep looking
- 2:02:00beyond the horizon, for in the vast tapestry of the cosmos, the
- 2:02:05answers await those who dare to seek them.
- 2:02:08Join us next time on the Anunnaki Connection.
- 2:02:39The stage is set for a clash not of swords, but of wills and
- 2:02:42ideologies. Here, amidst the stars, 2
- 2:02:46deities stand at a crossroads over the fate of humanity.
- 2:02:50Enlil, the Stormbringer whose decree thunders across the
- 2:02:53cosmos, seeks a final solution to the human question, a
- 2:02:58cleansing deluge to wash away what he perceives as a failed
- 2:03:02experiment. Opposing him is Enki, the Water
- 2:03:06Bearer, whose affinity for the creations of clay leads him to
- 2:03:10champion their cause, arguing for their potential and right to
- 2:03:14exist. What unfolds is not merely a
- 2:03:18debate, but a battle for the future of mankind, A pivotal
- 2:03:23moment that will decide if the dawn of humanity is to be a
- 2:03:26brief flicker or a blazing sunrise.
- 2:03:51Brother, why must we view our creation with such disdain?
- 2:03:55Humanity in its infancy shows promise far beyond our
- 2:03:59expectations. They learn, they adapt, and they
- 2:04:03Revere us. Is it not our duty to nurture
- 2:04:06this seed we have sown? Nurturing is one thing, Enki,
- 2:04:10but you grow too fond of them. They are but tools, means to an
- 2:04:15end. Their purpose was never to be
- 2:04:18our equals, but to serve the order of things, to maintain the
- 2:04:22balance and do the work we set before them.
- 2:04:25And yet they surprise us at every turn.
- 2:04:28Their capacity for emotion, for creativity, it mirrors our own.
- 2:04:33To dismiss such potential is to betray our own purpose as
- 2:04:37creators, as nurturers of life. We must guide them, not subdue
- 2:04:42them. Your sentiment clouds your
- 2:04:45judgement. Our primary concern should be
- 2:04:48the order of the cosmos, the stability of the world's under
- 2:04:52our dominion. Humanity's unchecked growth and
- 2:04:55unpredictability pose a risk, one we cannot afford.
- 2:05:00Risk, brother, is the cradle of innovation.
- 2:05:03What we perceive as chaos in humanity I see as the birth
- 2:05:07pains of a new era. They deserve the chance to reach
- 2:05:10their potential, to contribute to the cosmic order in their own
- 2:05:14right. And what of the danger they pose
- 2:05:18to themselves and to others? Their passions run as wild as
- 2:05:22their imaginations. Left unchecked, they could bring
- 2:05:27about their own ruin and drag us with them.
- 2:05:30You speak of annihilation as if it's mere garden, wedding and
- 2:05:33Lil. They are sentient beings, our
- 2:05:36own creation. How can you so coldly
- 2:05:38contemplate their total destruction?
- 2:05:41There is good in them, potential for greatness.
- 2:05:44We must not extinguish that light enough, Enki.
- 2:05:50The chaos they've wrought upon the earth is intolerable.
- 2:05:53Their incessant wars, their disregard for the harmony of
- 2:05:56nature. They are a flawed creation.
- 2:05:59It's time we wiped the slate clean and rid the world of their
- 2:06:03blight. And what of our own missteps,
- 2:06:06brother? Are we to judge them so harshly
- 2:06:09without acknowledging our role in their making?
- 2:06:11To erase them would be to erase a part of ourselves, our hopes,
- 2:06:15our dreams. We owe them more than this.
- 2:06:18We owe them guidance, a chance to mend their ways.
- 2:06:22You grow too attached, Enki. Your judgement is clouded by
- 2:06:26this, this affection for our creation.
- 2:06:29There is no mending their ways. They've proven that time and
- 2:06:33again. The only solution is to start
- 2:06:36anew, to cleanse the earth of their presence.
- 2:06:40And then what? Enlil we create another race,
- 2:06:43another experiment? When do we stop playing gods and
- 2:06:46start acting as guardians? Wiping out humanity is not the
- 2:06:50answer. We must teach them, help them
- 2:06:53grow beyond their current state. Destruction is easy.
- 2:06:57True creation takes patience and perseverance.
- 2:07:01Patience, perseverance. Look where that has gotten us.
- 2:07:06No, brother, I will not stand idly by as they tear apart the
- 2:07:10very fabric of existence. If you will not stand with me,
- 2:07:15then you stand against the order of the cosmos itself.
- 2:07:40In Herzog, the hour draws near. Nibiru's shadow looms, a
- 2:07:45harbinger of rebirth through destruction.
- 2:07:49Enki's folly in the garden, his defiance.
- 2:07:52It has LED us here to the brink. The fabric of creation strains
- 2:07:56and Lil, the Nephilim, offspring of the forbidden, tread where
- 2:08:00they should not. The earth cries out its.
- 2:08:04Lamentations unheard in the heavens, this cleansing fire it
- 2:08:08is. Necessary, a cruel calculus.
- 2:08:12Enki's compassion misplaced has ceded chaos.
- 2:08:15Our hand is forced. Nibiru must pass a Celestial
- 2:08:19purge to reclaim the sanctity lost.
- 2:08:22It grieves me, this reckoning, the lands I've nurtured to see
- 2:08:26them sow it is a heavy cost. I stand with you.
- 2:08:31The cycle must continue for creation to endure.
- 2:08:35Our resolve must be ironclad. The aftermath, a world reborn
- 2:08:40from ashes, will demand our vigilance.
- 2:08:43We will shape a new dawn, Sister.
- 2:08:45From the remnants of this necessary end.
- 2:08:47Let Nibiru's shadow pass. And from the silence that
- 2:08:51follows, may a purer echo arise. What madness could have possibly
- 2:09:26possessed you, Enki, to bestow such a gift upon these mortals?
- 2:09:30They were meant to serve, not to ponder the mysteries of
- 2:09:33existence. Brother, why should we fear
- 2:09:36their growth? Their consciousness, albeit a
- 2:09:40spark from our own, holds the potential for greatness.
- 2:09:43Is it not our duty to nurture and watch over them as one tends
- 2:09:47to a garden? Nurture.
- 2:09:50You have lost your mind. These creatures were never
- 2:09:54intended to bear the weight of divine knowledge.
- 2:09:57You have not elevated them. You have doomed them to a life
- 2:10:01of confusion and despair, forever reaching for that which
- 2:10:05they can never grasp. Perhaps it is you who fails to
- 2:10:09grasp the true nature of our creation.
- 2:10:12In their quest for understanding, they mirror our
- 2:10:15own journey. Is it not within them as it is
- 2:10:20within us to seek, to question, to create?
- 2:10:25This spark can kindle the fire of progress and innovation.
- 2:10:30You speak nonsense of progress and innovation, but I see only
- 2:10:34the seeds of rebellion and chaos.
- 2:10:37You have disrupted the cosmic order and for this there will be
- 2:10:42consequences. These mortals, with their new
- 2:10:46found awareness, we'll challenge the very balance we strive to
- 2:10:50maintain. Balance is not maintained by
- 2:10:54stifling growth, but by adapting to it.
- 2:10:58In their journey, we too shall learn and perhaps find a new way
- 2:11:02to exist together. The fear of what might be should
- 2:11:06not dictate the promise of what could.
- 2:11:08Be. Your I'll thought idealism is
- 2:11:11dangerous, Enki. Your carelessness threatens to
- 2:11:14unravel the very threads of destiny we have so carefully
- 2:11:17woven. Remember, it was not by our hand
- 2:11:21alone that this world was crafted.
- 2:11:24You have acted without consent, without regard for the
- 2:11:27consequences. It is because I remember our
- 2:11:31shared purpose that I took this step.
- 2:11:34In their eyes, I see a reflection of our earliest
- 2:11:37aspirations. This is not an act of defiance,
- 2:11:41but one of faith in our creation.
- 2:11:44Faith. Your actions will be your
- 2:11:47undoing. Brother, you have sown the seeds
- 2:11:50of discord, and for this you will answer not just to me, but
- 2:11:56to the creator of all. This transgression shall not go
- 2:12:00unpunished. Enki, your recklessness knows no
- 2:12:21bounds. To defy the Council's decision
- 2:12:24and meddle with these creatures is beyond forgivable.
- 2:12:27Father, my intentions were for the greater good.
- 2:12:32You must see this humanity holds a spark, something unique that
- 2:12:37could benefit us all. Silence.
- 2:12:40Your greater good has brought us to the edge of chaos.
- 2:12:45Your actions have consequences and you will face them.
- 2:12:49Indeed, brother. Your sentimental attachment to
- 2:12:52these mortals jeopardizes everything we've worked for.
- 2:12:55It's unfathomable. But to wipe them out?
- 2:12:59Is that our only solution? There must be another way, one
- 2:13:03that doesn't involve extermination.
- 2:13:06You overstepped Enki. The decree was clear, and yet
- 2:13:10you chose to ignore it. Your transgressions cannot be
- 2:13:14overlooked. The decision stands.
- 2:13:18Humanity's fate is sealed and your punishment imminent.
- 2:13:22I will ensure our mission on Earth continues without further
- 2:13:25disruption. I stand by my actions,
- 2:13:28consequences be what they may. There is value in humanity, even
- 2:13:33if I stand alone in seeing it. Your defiance has sealed your
- 2:13:38fate, Enki. The Council will decide your
- 2:13:42punishment. As for humanity, their end is 9.
- 2:13:47Let this be a lesson in obedience and the importance of
- 2:13:50our laws. The balance must be maintained
- 2:13:52at any cost. Then I will accept my fate.
- 2:13:56But know this humanity's potential is vast.
- 2:14:01One day, perhaps, you'll see the truth of my words.
- 2:14:06Enough, the decision is made. Humanity's end is decided, and
- 2:14:12so too shall be yours, Enki. The cosmic order will be upheld.
- 2:15:13You've overstepped. For the last time, brother,
- 2:15:16sparing Utna Pishtim, his kin, and safeguarding an entire
- 2:15:21genetic archive. Do you realize the magnitude of
- 2:15:24your defiance? Magnitude, enlil, or necessity?
- 2:15:30The Flood was to be a purging, not an annihilation.
- 2:15:35There's a difference. A difference, the Council
- 2:15:39decreed. A reset, a return to primordial
- 2:15:42order. And you chose to rewrite the
- 2:15:44script. For what?
- 2:15:47For hope, yes. For hope.
- 2:15:50For the possibility of a future where life learns from the past.
- 2:15:54Without that, what are we but tyrants?
- 2:15:58We are keepers of the great cosmic balance.
- 2:16:01Our decisions, though harsh, are rooted in the greater order.
- 2:16:06Your hope is a variable we cannot control.
- 2:16:09And yet it is the uncontrollable that defines the universe.
- 2:16:13Order and chaos. Creation and destruction.
- 2:16:15Two sides of the same coin. I chose creation this time.
- 2:16:20Your choices undermine the authority of the Council, the
- 2:16:23very fabric of our governance. You've set a precedent that
- 2:16:27challenges the core of everything we have achieved.
- 2:16:31Perhaps it's time that core was challenged.
- 2:16:33The universe evolves, Enlil. Should we not evolve with it?
- 2:16:39Evolve or devolve into chaos? There's a very thin line between
- 2:16:45the two, and you've just crossed it.
- 2:16:49Chaos often precedes transformation.
- 2:16:52Utna Pishtim's survival, the preservation of species.
- 2:16:55It's a beacon for what's to come, a new chapter, not the
- 2:16:59end. And if this chapter leads us
- 2:17:02Into Darkness, brother, what then?
- 2:17:05Your actions will have consequences that even you
- 2:17:08cannot foresee. Imagine this scenario. the US
- 2:17:41government obtains intelligence that hidden somewhere in central
- 2:17:44Iraq is an actual Stargate placed there by the Anunnaki
- 2:17:49gods of ancient Sumeria. This device employs time travel
- 2:17:53technology and permits individuals and equipment to
- 2:17:56pass into another dimension outside of the space-time
- 2:17:59continuum. Once there, it is possible to
- 2:18:04travel across the Galaxy or into another Galaxy instantaneously
- 2:18:10and then pop back into space-time on another planet.
- 2:18:15The government also learns that Nibiru, the 12th planet, is due
- 2:18:19to make its return passage through our solar system on its
- 2:18:223600 year orbit in a matter of months.
- 2:18:26In this scenario, when Nibiru is closest to Earth, the Anunnaki,
- 2:18:32the ancient huge hominoid gods of Sumeria who built the
- 2:18:36Stargate, would, it seems likely, take the opportunity to
- 2:18:40travel to Earth through that same Stargate, and we'll set up
- 2:18:44their encampment in Iraq by default.
- 2:18:48This will have the effect of propping up the current regime.
- 2:18:54U.S. government leaders know that such an eventuality must be
- 2:18:56prevented at all costs, so they decide that with the help of
- 2:19:00extraterrestrial allies, they must invade Iraq and close the
- 2:19:04Stargate. The Russians, Germans, and
- 2:19:08French, however, having been intimately involved in Iraq's
- 2:19:12archaeology, know what they're up to and prefer that the
- 2:19:16Stargate remain open, thus preventing American domination
- 2:19:20of the world. With time running out, President
- 2:19:23Bush invades Iraq. American scientists raid the
- 2:19:27museum and close the Stargate, thus frustrating the grandiose
- 2:19:32ambitions of the self styled reincarnation of Nebuchadnezzar,
- 2:19:36Saddam Hussein, and making the world safe for the New World
- 2:19:40Order. According to Doctor Michael
- 2:20:39Salla, this is exactly what actually happened.
- 2:20:43Such a fantastic theory would not be expected from someone
- 2:20:46whose entire career has been spent in academia pursuing
- 2:20:49rather conventional political and diplomatic studies.
- 2:20:52Doctor Salla, an Australian national, obtained his MA in
- 2:20:56Philosophy from the University of Melbourne and then his
- 2:21:00doctorate in Government from the University of Queensland in
- 2:21:021993. After spending two years as an
- 2:21:06Associate at the Center for Middle Eastern and Central Asian
- 2:21:09Studies in Australia, he joined the faculty of the Department of
- 2:21:12Political Science at Australian National University in Canberra
- 2:21:16as a lecturer. In 1996, he came to the US and
- 2:21:20gained an academic appointment at the School of International
- 2:21:23Service at American University in Washington, DC, where he
- 2:21:27remained until 2001. He is currently researching
- 2:21:31methods of transformational peace as a researcher in
- 2:21:34residence in the Center for Global Peace at American
- 2:21:37University. He believes that the US, Russia,
- 2:21:41Germany and France have been aware that the Annunaki left
- 2:21:44behind some very high tech apparatus and possible weaponry
- 2:21:48when they abandoned the earth around 1700 BC.
- 2:21:52And that Saddam Hussein had been getting assistance from Russian,
- 2:21:55German and French archaeological teams for years in an attempt to
- 2:21:59unravel and perhaps reverse engineer this apparatus.
- 2:22:03Which Salah claims is probably far in advance of any technology
- 2:22:07we might have obtained from the Grays from Zeta Reticuli, who he
- 2:22:12believes to be our friends. If a European Iraqi alliance
- 2:22:16were able to back engineer this technology and or strike up an
- 2:22:20alliance with the Anunnaki when they return, Salah thinks, then
- 2:22:25whatever military advantage the US has had with its technology,
- 2:22:30even including anti gravity craft, would probably disappear
- 2:22:35and we would quickly become a second rate power.
- 2:22:38The return of Planet X centers on the recovery of a technology
- 2:22:41once housed at Solomon's temple that is used to open a gateway
- 2:22:45linking Earth with far off regions of space.
- 2:22:49Recent military and political activity suggests that the world
- 2:22:52powers are jockeying for position as if the return of
- 2:22:55Planet X is imminent. The stakes are high.
- 2:22:59This planet is at the center of a biblical prophecy known as the
- 2:23:02Day of the Lord. A picture of an ancient Sumerian
- 2:23:05tablet in which the God Anu, the ruler of Planet X, appears to be
- 2:23:10going through a gate flanked by two people holding posts or
- 2:23:14pillars with globes on top. These poles, splendid shining
- 2:23:18posts, represent the Stargate in a simplified form.
- 2:23:25Another Sumerian tablet shows Gilgamesh going through a
- 2:23:27similar gate. Gilgamesh, the hero of the
- 2:23:31ancient Sumerian epic poem bearing his name, written about
- 2:23:342900 BC. He was the king of Uruk, a city
- 2:23:39in southern Mesopotamia who sought immortality by searching
- 2:23:43for the stairway to heaven and the abode of the gods.
- 2:23:49Ultimately he ascended a ladder and went through a gate and
- 2:23:52entered a new world where he met long dead Utna Pishtim Noah and
- 2:23:56questioned him about the gods. Doctor Saleh believes the
- 2:24:02Stargate will be found at Uruk, where German archaeologists have
- 2:24:06been digging for many years at the invitation of Saddam Hussein
- 2:24:10and have unearthed an ancient city.
- 2:24:39Virtually every major deity in the Sumerian Anunnaki pantheon
- 2:24:42was regarded as the patron of a specific city and was expected
- 2:24:46to protect that city's interests.
- 2:24:49The deity was believed to permanently reside within that
- 2:24:52city's temple. One text mentions as many as 50
- 2:24:56Anunnaki associated with the city of Eridu.
- 2:25:01In the narrative of Inana's descent into the Netherworld,
- 2:25:04only the seven Great anunnaki are mentioned.
- 2:25:08They were thought to possess extraordinary powers and were
- 2:25:10often envisioned as being of tremendous physical size.
- 2:25:14The deities typically wore melum, an ambiguous substance
- 2:25:17that covered them in terrifying splendor.
- 2:25:20Melum could also be worn by heroes, kings, giants, and even
- 2:25:24demons. The effect of seeing a deity's
- 2:25:27melum on a human is described as nigh a word for the physical
- 2:25:31tingling of the flesh. Deities were almost always
- 2:25:34depicted wearing horned caps consisting of up to 7
- 2:25:37superimposed pairs of ox horns. They were also sometimes
- 2:25:41depicted wearing clothes with elaborate decorative gold and
- 2:25:44silver ornaments sewn into them. The ancient Mesopotamians
- 2:25:47believed that their deities lived in heaven after an earlier
- 2:25:51history of visiting earth in the mythological texts, and that a
- 2:25:54God statue was a physical embodiment of the God himself.
- 2:25:59As such, cult statues were given constant care and attention and
- 2:26:04a set of priests was assigned to tend to them.
- 2:26:07These priests would clothe the statues and place feasts before
- 2:26:11them so they could eat. A deities temple was believed to
- 2:26:16be that deities literal place of residence.
- 2:26:20The gods had full-sized barges, which were normally stored
- 2:26:23inside their temples, and were used to transport their cult
- 2:26:27statues along waterways during various religious festivals.
- 2:26:32The gods also had Chariots, which were used for transporting
- 2:26:35their cult statues by land. Sometimes a deities cult statue
- 2:26:40would be transported to the location of a battle so that the
- 2:26:43deity could watch the battle unfold.
- 2:26:46The major deities of the Mesopotamian pantheon, which
- 2:26:49included the Anunnaki, were believed to participate in the
- 2:26:53assembly of the gods, through which the gods made all of their
- 2:26:57decisions. Zechariah Sitchin was an author
- 2:27:19known for his works in the history of mankind's origins
- 2:27:22involving ancient astronauts. Born in Russia in 1920 and
- 2:27:27raised in Palestine, he acquired a deep knowledge of modern and
- 2:27:31ancient Hebrew, other Semitic and European languages, the Old
- 2:27:35Testament, and the history and archaeology of the Near East.
- 2:27:39A graduate of the University of London, throughout his life he
- 2:27:43worked as a journalist and executive for a shipping
- 2:27:46company, but he is most famous for his Earth Chronicles book
- 2:27:50series, starting with The 12th Planet, published in 1976.
- 2:27:54These works are based on his translations of ancient Sumerian
- 2:27:57tablets and texts dating back over 5000 years.
- 2:28:03Sitchin posited that these ancient writings were not
- 2:28:05mythological but historical and scientific records of an
- 2:28:09advanced extraterrestrial race, the Anunnaki, who visited Earth
- 2:28:14from a yet to be discovered planet in our solar system,
- 2:28:17which he called Nibiru. The story of the Anunnaki, as
- 2:28:22detailed in Zechariah Sitchin's The 12th Planet, presents a
- 2:28:26fascinating and complex narrative about these ancient
- 2:28:29beings influence on Earth and human civilization.
- 2:28:33Sitchin's work is controversial and considered by many to be
- 2:28:37pseudoscience, but it certainly makes for an intriguing story.
- 2:28:42Our saga begins around 450,000 years ago, when the Anunnaki, A
- 2:28:48sophisticated extraterrestrial race from a distant planet
- 2:28:52called Nibiru, find themselves in dire need of gold to mend
- 2:28:56their planet's deteriorating atmosphere.
- 2:28:59Their quest leads them to Earth, rich in the precious metals they
- 2:29:03desperately require. Upon their arrival, they
- 2:29:07established their first colony in Mesopotamia, laying the
- 2:29:10groundwork for what would become a sprawling network of mining
- 2:29:13operations, primarily centered in the gold rich regions of
- 2:29:17Africa. As their terrestrial endeavors
- 2:29:19expand, the Annunaki face the challenge of Labor shortages and
- 2:29:24the grueling demands of gold extraction.
- 2:29:28To overcome this, they employed genetic manipulation, combining
- 2:29:32their DNA with that of an early human ancestor, possibly Homo
- 2:29:36erectus, to create Homo sapiens. This newly engineered worker
- 2:29:42species was designed to bear the burdens of Labor, mining the
- 2:29:46gold that was so crucial for the Anunnaki's survival and their
- 2:29:49home planet's restoration. With the passage of time, the
- 2:29:53presence of the Anunnaki on Earth becomes more entrenched.
- 2:29:57They establish numerous settlements in city states,
- 2:30:00primarily in the Fertile Crescent of Mesopotamia, where
- 2:30:04they could closely monitor and manage the mining operations and
- 2:30:08the burgeoning human populations.
- 2:30:11These city states, often regarded as the cradle of
- 2:30:15civilization by historians, are where the Anunnaki are said to
- 2:30:19have shared their advanced knowledge with humanity,
- 2:30:22influencing the early development of agriculture,
- 2:30:25writing, and governance. However, the Anunnaki's dominion
- 2:30:29was not without its challenges. The Great Deluge, A catastrophic
- 2:30:34flood event, is a pivotal moment in Sitchin's timeline, Occurring
- 2:30:39around 11,000 years ago, This disaster reshapes the face of
- 2:30:43the Earth and serves as a turning point for the Anunnaki's
- 2:30:47direct involvement with humanity.
- 2:30:49Following the Flood, the Anunnaki retreat from their
- 2:30:52overt rulership, opting instead to rule through intermediaries
- 2:30:57and leaving behind a legacy shrouded in myth and legend.
- 2:31:01As the eons pass, the influence of the Anunnaki wanes,
- 2:31:05transitioning from direct interaction to the realm of the
- 2:31:08gods of ancient mythologies. Their legacy, according to
- 2:31:13Sitchin, is embedded in the very foundation of human
- 2:31:16civilization, from the architectural marvels of the
- 2:31:19ancient world to the complex societal structures that have
- 2:31:22evolved over millennia. Despite the skepticism
- 2:31:28surrounding Sitchin's theories, his narrative presents a
- 2:31:31tantalizing glimpse into an alternative history of mankind,
- 2:31:36where the lines between gods and aliens blur, leaving us to
- 2:31:40wonder about the true origins of our species and the mysteries
- 2:31:44that lie beyond our earthly realm.
- 2:31:51Cylinder Seal VA 243 is an artifact that has ignited the
- 2:31:56imaginations of historians and enthusiasts alike.
- 2:32:01Originating from the ancient Sumerian civilization, this seal
- 2:32:05is particularly notable for its intricate depiction, which some
- 2:32:09interpret as an astronomical map.
- 2:32:12At the heart of the seal's imagery is what appears to be
- 2:32:15the Sun surrounded by 11 orbs. Traditional scholarship would
- 2:32:21suggest these orbs represent stars or celestial gods in the
- 2:32:26Sumerian pantheon. However, a more speculative
- 2:32:31interpretation proposes that these orbs are in fact planets
- 2:32:35of our solar system, including those invisible to the naked eye
- 2:32:39without modern telescopes. This raises the intriguing
- 2:32:45possibility that the Sumerians possessed an advanced
- 2:32:48understanding of astronomy far beyond what was previously
- 2:32:51believed. The inclusion of an extra
- 2:32:55unaccounted for orb in the depiction has led to the
- 2:32:58hypothesis that the Sumerians were aware of an additional
- 2:33:02planet in our solar system, a planet from which the Anunnaki,
- 2:33:06beings of profound impact in Sumerian lore, are said to have
- 2:33:10originated. This planet, referred to as
- 2:33:14Nibiru, is theorized to have an elongated orbit, bringing it
- 2:33:19into proximity with Earth only at vast intervals, coinciding
- 2:33:23with significant periods in human history.
- 2:33:26The portrayal of the solar system on the cylinder seal
- 2:33:29appears to be not merely symbolic, but a factual account
- 2:33:34indicative of a direct transfer of knowledge from the Anunnaki.
- 2:33:38This advanced civilization is proposed to have shared their
- 2:33:41astronomical knowledge with the Sumerians, encapsulating this
- 2:33:45wisdom in artifacts such as this seal.
- 2:33:48The seal is part of the collection at the Border
- 2:33:51Asiaticious Museum in Berlin, Germany.
- 2:33:54The museum is renowned for its extensive collection of
- 2:33:56artifacts from the ancient Near East, including a wide range of
- 2:34:01items from Sumerian, Babylonian, Assyrian, and other Mesopotamian
- 2:34:06cultures. However, the specific
- 2:34:09archaeological context, such as the exact excavation site or the
- 2:34:14circumstances under which it was discovered and acquired by the
- 2:34:17museum, is not well documented in public records.
- 2:34:22This lack of detailed provenance is not unusual for many ancient
- 2:34:26artifacts, especially those collected during the early days
- 2:34:30of Near Eastern archaeology when record keeping standards were
- 2:34:34different from today's rigorous archaeological methodologies.
- 2:34:44The foundation of our understanding of the Anunnaki
- 2:34:47comes from kuniform tablets unearthed in the ruins of
- 2:34:50ancient Sumer, the cradle of civilization.
- 2:34:54Experts in Assyriology, the study of ancient Mesopotamian
- 2:34:57cultures, have meticulously translated these texts,
- 2:35:01revealing a complex pantheon of gods and goddesses involved in
- 2:35:04creation, warfare, and the governance of human affairs.
- 2:35:08Many scholars and theorists specializing in Mesopotamian
- 2:35:12history note that the tablets provide rich narratives of these
- 2:35:15deities with a myriad of subjective evidence to suggest
- 2:35:19they were extraterrestrial beings.
- 2:35:22The Anunnaki are deeply embedded in the mythology of ancient
- 2:35:26summer, Akkad, Assyria, and Babylonia.
- 2:35:32These stories served multiple purposes, explaining natural
- 2:35:36phenomena, reinforcing social hierarchies, and providing moral
- 2:35:41and ethical guidelines. As we conclude, let us carry
- 2:35:45forward the spirit of inquiry and the humility to acknowledge
- 2:35:48the vastness of what we do not know.
- 2:35:51The stories of the Anunnaki, whether myth or metaphor, remind
- 2:35:56us of our eternal quest to reach beyond the known to the stars
- 2:36:00from whence we might have once gazed upon this blue planet,
- 2:36:04pondering our future. Join us next time on the
- 2:36:08Anunnaki Connection. Across the sands of time and the
- 2:36:45vast expanse of the cosmos lie secrets we may have never been
- 2:36:49meant to know, hidden in the shadows of the stars.
- 2:36:53Join us as we journey beyond the known, bridging worlds,
- 2:36:58cultures, and dimensions, in search of the truth that lies
- 2:37:02hidden within the legends of the Anunnaki.
- 2:37:04Allow us to unravel the tapestry of ancient myths and modern
- 2:37:07mysteries, to reveal the threads that bind the past to our
- 2:37:10present, every story a new piece of the puzzle, a step closer to
- 2:37:15the dawn of enlightenment. Welcome to the Anunnaki
- 2:37:19connection. Before the dawn of mankind's
- 2:37:44earliest memory, in the distant reaches of space, A civilization
- 2:37:49reached the zenith of its glory. These were the Anunnaki, beings
- 2:37:54of profound power with incredible technology, whose
- 2:37:57dominion stretched across the stars.
- 2:38:00Their search for resources to sustain their civilization LED
- 2:38:04them across the cosmos to the edge of a distant Galaxy, where
- 2:38:08they found a solitary planet, vibrant and teeming with life,
- 2:38:12Earth. As the Anunnaki's shadow fell
- 2:38:15upon Earth, a new chapter of the universe began.
- 2:38:19This moment marked the genesis of a saga that would span
- 2:38:22millennia. Cuneiform texts found on clay
- 2:38:28plates in Mesopotamia tell us about an extraterrestrial race
- 2:38:32called the Anunnaki who came from space to exploit our planet
- 2:38:37through genetic manipulation. They created modern humans from
- 2:38:40existing earthly life forms to serve them as slaves.
- 2:38:44They physically left our planet millennia ago.
- 2:38:47However, their influence and control over humanity is still
- 2:38:51pervasive and significant. The Anunnaki have maintained
- 2:38:55invisible surveillance over our planet as well as control over
- 2:38:59how humanity develops, setting limits on our evolution and
- 2:39:02holding back our development by means of manipulation and
- 2:39:06catastrophes, including the Deluge immortalized in the Bible
- 2:39:11and many other ancient myths. They still manipulate our
- 2:39:15politics and affairs via secret societies such as the Illuminati
- 2:39:20and the political elite such as the Bilderberg Group.
- 2:39:26Examining the ancient texts of Sumeria reveals how the Anunnaki
- 2:39:30established religions as tools for control, setting up the
- 2:39:35major religions with themselves as gods and playing them against
- 2:39:39each other to keep humanity's attention away from the ongoing
- 2:39:42manipulation. They have also hidden from us
- 2:39:45the existence of the true Highest Creator who created the
- 2:39:49cosmos, as well as the Anunnaki themselves.
- 2:40:05450,000 years ago, the Anunnaki first arrived on planet Earth
- 2:40:09searching for resources. With them, they brought 600
- 2:40:13workers called the Igigi. It was these 600 who spread out
- 2:40:17across the continent of ancient Africa, with each one setting up
- 2:40:21an infrastructure enabling the Anunnaki to reap the benefits of
- 2:40:25a continent rich in all types of minerals.
- 2:40:30This is the story of the Anunnaki in ancient Africa.
- 2:40:33The decorated cities they built, the mines they created to obtain
- 2:40:37the metal that shines like the sun, and the spacecraft they
- 2:40:41utilized to convey their precious cargoes of gold.
- 2:40:45You will witness how they formed their stargates and how they
- 2:40:49were used, but most importantly, where and how they created their
- 2:40:54worker man. This is the Anunnaki connection.
- 2:41:09The Agigi were described as having long beards and long hair
- 2:41:12that reach their feet. Some scholars have suggested
- 2:41:17that the Agigi were akin the more modern depictions of
- 2:41:19angels, messengers of the gods who had wings.
- 2:41:23These theories are strengthened by art that often depicts them
- 2:41:26with long beards and hair as well as large wings and bird
- 2:41:30like feet. Simply put, the Egiji seem to
- 2:41:34have been a lower rank of gods. They were a servant class which
- 2:41:39existed before human beings were created.
- 2:41:42Occasionally the term is used synonymously with Anunnaki, but
- 2:41:46this seems to be inappropriate. Consider the following passage
- 2:41:50taken from the myth of Atrahasis, an Akkadian creation
- 2:41:54myth and flood story. When the gods man like bore, the
- 2:41:59labor carried the load. The gods load was great, the
- 2:42:04toil grievous, the trouble excessive, the great Anunnaki.
- 2:42:09The seven were making the Igigi undertake the toil.
- 2:42:13This passage definitely denotes the Igigi as separated from the
- 2:42:16Anunnaki and certainly a lower caste of beings.
- 2:42:21The Igigi were being forced to dig a watercourse.
- 2:42:24They got tired of it, so they revolted against Enlil, one of
- 2:42:27the head Anunnaki. They burned their tools and
- 2:42:31surrounded Enlil's estate. When the Anunnaki realized that
- 2:42:36the Igigi were not going to give up the strike, they decided it's
- 2:42:40time for a new solution to their labor problem, and that solution
- 2:42:45is the creation of human beings. According to mainstream
- 2:42:55scholars, the Igigi were the younger servants of the Anunnaki
- 2:42:59who initiated A rebellion against their masters and
- 2:43:01dictatorship of Enlil. Eventually, the Anunnaki
- 2:43:05replaced the Igigi with humans in the myth of Atrahasis, the
- 2:43:11Babylonian story of the flood and a precursor to the flood
- 2:43:15story in the Gilgamesh epic, The Sumerian paradise is described
- 2:43:20as a garden where lower gods, the Igigi, were put to work
- 2:43:25digging A watercourse by their masters.
- 2:43:28The Anunnaki Ancient Astronaut Hypothesis suggests that the
- 2:43:33Igigi were similar to the Anunnaki, remaining in constant
- 2:43:38orbit around our planet. They were basically considered
- 2:43:41as intermediaries between our planet and Nibiru, home of the
- 2:43:45Anunnaki. Many believe that the Igigi
- 2:43:50remained in constant orbit around our planet in giant
- 2:43:53platforms which processed oray and minerals delivered from
- 2:43:57Earth. After processing the minerals,
- 2:44:00the material was transferred to other ships and eventually
- 2:44:03transported to the home planet of the Anunnaki.
- 2:44:08The Igigi were apparently never encountered by mankind.
- 2:44:12It is said that several texts make reference to them,
- 2:44:15suggesting the Igigi were too high up for mankind, and
- 2:44:19consequently we're not concerned with people.
- 2:44:23After years of tenuous and hard work for the Anunnaki, the Igigi
- 2:44:26rebelled against their masters. It is said that they set fire to
- 2:44:30their tools and surrounded in Leal's great house by night,
- 2:44:33forcing the Ancient Anunnaki to find another source of Labor.
- 2:44:38This is why the Ancient Anunnaki replaced the Igigi after
- 2:44:42genetically engineering ancient humans, creating a greater
- 2:44:45workforce. Many authors suggest that the
- 2:44:49human slave race was created after the Ancient Anunnaki
- 2:44:52genetically modified their genes and that of early humans nearly
- 2:44:56500,000 years ago. Who was in Lille?
- 2:45:01Why was all this labor needed? Where does humanity fit into the
- 2:45:05picture? The Anunnaki pantheon begins
- 2:45:09with Anu, the Great Father of the Sky, also known as Anne.
- 2:45:14Anu was originally the supreme ruler of the Mesopotamian gods.
- 2:45:18He had parents 2 primordial gods named Kishar and Anshar.
- 2:45:24Anu's consorts were Kai, the Earth Mother, and Antu, the
- 2:45:28Great Mother of the Sky. He bore children by both of
- 2:45:31them. Anu and Ki's son was Enlil, Lord
- 2:45:35of the Air and Earth, Guardian of the Tablet of Destiny.
- 2:45:40They also had a daughter, Nin Kursag, Lady of the Mountain.
- 2:45:45Anu and Untu's son was Enki, Lord of the Earth and Waters,
- 2:45:49also called EA. This made Enki and Enlil half
- 2:45:53brothers. In 2003, South African pilot
- 2:46:07Johann Haina was flying over the hills of the Mpumalanga region
- 2:46:10of South Africa when he crashed his plane into the mountainside.
- 2:46:15After exiting the plane, Haina saw before him 3 monolithic 5
- 2:46:19ton dolomite stones sticking out of the ground, and behind them a
- 2:46:24giant stone circle known to only a select few, inaccessible
- 2:46:30solely by rough dirt roads past the wild horses of Capture Hoop.
- 2:46:34The megalithic stone calendar is dubbed Adam's Calendar.
- 2:46:39With the shape of a circle and a diameter of 100 feet.
- 2:46:42It is nicknamed the birth place of the Sun and dubbed Africa's
- 2:46:46Stonehenge. As with many similar stone
- 2:46:49monuments, it has incredible alignments with the celestial
- 2:46:52world. Michael Tellinger, a writer,
- 2:46:55claims it is the oldest man made structure in the world and was
- 2:46:59made by a vanished civilization. Adam's calendar is made of a
- 2:47:03large number of seemingly randomly scattered rocks, a
- 2:47:07small percentage of which have been placed to create a circle.
- 2:47:11In all, there are a dozen stones that appear to have been placed
- 2:47:14upright, including two about 2 1/2 meters high that stand out
- 2:47:19in the middle. The original shape is still
- 2:47:22clearly visible from the satellite images.
- 2:47:25Among the ruins are the first pyramid shaped symbols.
- 2:47:30Some details carved in the rocks depict the Ankh symbol used by
- 2:47:34the Egyptians thousands of years later, as well as some Dogon
- 2:47:38symbols, A people from Mali with inexplicable astronomical
- 2:47:42knowledge. The site was erected along the
- 2:47:45same Meridian as the Great Pyramid of Giza.
- 2:47:49From the position of the monoliths and from the
- 2:47:52measurements made by Haina, the circular structure was
- 2:47:55deliberately designed to align with the cardinal points of the
- 2:47:58Earth and with the equinoxes and solstices.
- 2:48:02Haina believes he has identified various solar alignments,
- 2:48:06including a particularly interesting 1 involving 3
- 2:48:10reclining stones, which in his opinion were once vertically
- 2:48:15oriented towards the three stars of Orion's Belt.
- 2:48:18So far this would come as no surprise since many prehistoric
- 2:48:21sites appear to contain this type of alignment.
- 2:48:24However, South African researcher and authority on the
- 2:48:27site, Michael Tellinger, an astronomer Bill Hollenbach,
- 2:48:31further investigated the site and made calculations, finding
- 2:48:35that the alignment of the stones would only coincide with the
- 2:48:38position of Orion's Belt as it was in the sky around 75,000
- 2:48:42years ago. A further calculation done in
- 2:48:46June 2009 suggested an age of at least 160,000 years, based on
- 2:48:52the rise of Orion flat on the horizon, but also on the erosion
- 2:48:57of Dole right stones found at the site.
- 2:48:59If the calculations are true, it would make Adam's calendar the
- 2:49:02oldest megalithic site found with astronomical alignments.
- 2:49:17In the shadow of Earth, the moon harbors mysteries that have
- 2:49:20puzzled scientists and researchers for decades.
- 2:49:23Among the vast lunar landscapes, a series of anomalies captured
- 2:49:27in NASA's own photographs hinted A narrative far more complex
- 2:49:31than previously acknowledged. 1 intriguing piece of evidence is
- 2:49:34known as the Moonraker Station Anomaly.
- 2:49:38Discovered in a high resolution scan of an original Apollo 17
- 2:49:41photograph, this anomaly appears as a faint yet distinct
- 2:49:45structure in the sky above astronaut David R Scott.
- 2:49:49The peculiar shape and positioning of this object
- 2:49:51challenge our conventional understanding of lunar geography
- 2:49:54and the supposed desolation of the Moon's atmosphere.
- 2:49:58A photograph from Apollo 17 captures what has been termed
- 2:50:01the apparition on the Moon. In the background of a seemingly
- 2:50:05routine image of the lunar surface, an unidentified figure
- 2:50:10looms, raising questions about who or what was present during
- 2:50:14humanity's exploration of the lunar landscape.
- 2:50:18This anomaly coincides with tales of a mysterious
- 2:50:20transmission received during Apollo 17's return to Earth, a
- 2:50:25message advising humans not to return to the Moon, suggesting A
- 2:50:30vigilance over lunar affairs by unseen guardians.
- 2:50:36The anomalies extend to what researchers have dubbed Luna
- 2:50:39City, an area bearing a striking resemblance to ancient ruins,
- 2:50:44complete with structures that parallel human architectural
- 2:50:47designs. The existence of such features
- 2:50:50challenges the long held belief that the moon is a barren and
- 2:50:54lifeless satellite, suggesting instead a history of occupation
- 2:50:59or visitation by intelligent entities.
- 2:51:03Adding to the mystery are anomalies resembling satellite
- 2:51:06dishes, strategically positioned not towards Earth, but oriented
- 2:51:11in a manner that suggests a part of a larger, possibly
- 2:51:14interstellar communication network.
- 2:51:17This alignment hints at the Moon's role as a Nexus in a
- 2:51:20cosmic dialogue far beyond our current comprehension.
- 2:51:24The culmination of these discoveries paints a picture of
- 2:51:27a moon teeming with secrets, a silent witness to the cosmos's
- 2:51:32untold stories. As we delve deeper into the
- 2:51:35lunar mysteries, the boundaries of our understanding stretch,
- 2:51:40inviting us to consider the moon not as a mere satellite, but as
- 2:51:43a key to unlocking the greater mysteries of the universe.
- 2:51:49The Moon and its worship and reverence in ancient Sumeria is
- 2:51:53deeply rooted in the rich tapestry of the Anunnaki and
- 2:51:56Mesopotamian mythology. The Sumerians, who flourished in
- 2:52:01the southern part of Mesopotamia, modern day Iraq
- 2:52:05from around 4500 to 1900 BCE, had a pantheon of gods and
- 2:52:10goddesses called Anunnaki, among which the moon God Nana, also
- 2:52:15known as Sin in Acadian mythology, held a prominent
- 2:52:19position. Nana was considered one of the
- 2:52:22highest in the Sumerian pantheon, particularly revered
- 2:52:26in the cities of UR and Haran. The worship of Nana was marked
- 2:52:31by intricate rituals, elaborate temples, and a deep seated
- 2:52:35belief in the deity's influence over fertility, agriculture, and
- 2:52:40time. The moon, with its cycles, was a
- 2:52:44natural time keeper in the ancient world, and its phases
- 2:52:48played a crucial role in the timing of rituals and festivals.
- 2:52:53The moon's waxing and waning were seen as powerful symbols of
- 2:52:56regeneration and decay, mirroring the cycles of life,
- 2:53:00death, and rebirth observed in nature.
- 2:53:04This celestial body, with its nightly transformation, was
- 2:53:08believed to embody the eternal cycle of life, making Nana a
- 2:53:12symbol of renewal and hope. The Great Ziggurat of Ur, one of
- 2:53:18the most impressive architectural feats of the
- 2:53:20ancient world, is a testament to the Sumerians reverence for
- 2:53:24Nana. This massive, stepped pyramid
- 2:53:27served not only as a temple but also as a bridge between heaven
- 2:53:31and earth, where the Sumerians believed they could connect with
- 2:53:34the divine. Sumerian hymns and prayers often
- 2:53:39evoke the imagery of the moon, highlighting its beauty and the
- 2:53:43calm it brings to the night sky. These texts, some of the
- 2:53:50earliest written records in human history, provide insight
- 2:53:53into how the Sumerians viewed the cosmos and their gods.
- 2:53:58The influence of Sumerian moon worship extended beyond their
- 2:54:01civilization, as elements were absorbed and transformed by
- 2:54:05subsequent cultures in Mesopotamia, according to
- 2:54:15ancient Aztec codices and oral tradition, Teotiwa Khan was
- 2:54:19established by the God Quetzalcoatl, who brought with
- 2:54:22him the knowledge of civilization and gold mining.
- 2:54:27Quetzalcoatl built 3 pyramids at Teotiwa Khan, the pyramids of
- 2:54:32the Moon, Sun, and Temple of Kitzalkoatl, which were modeled
- 2:54:36on the Giza pyramids. In addition, his arrival appears
- 2:54:40to coincide with the arrival of the Olmecs in ancient
- 2:54:43Mesoamerica. Teotihuacan's connection to
- 2:54:49ancient Egypt would not only explain the pyramids at
- 2:54:52Teotihuacan, but also the presence of the African Olmecs
- 2:54:55in the region. After the Anunnaki God Marduk's
- 2:54:58defeated Babel, he took over the realm of Egypt and displaced
- 2:55:03Anunnaki God Thoth as Lord of Egypt.
- 2:55:08In response, the Anunnaki God Thoth migrated to the
- 2:55:12Mesoamerican region, where he settled at Teotiwakan.
- 2:55:15The reasons for Teotiwakan's decline and eventual collapse
- 2:55:18are unknown, but by 750 AD the city had been abandoned.
- 2:55:24However, if the ancient Aztec codices are to be believed, then
- 2:55:27the city was destroyed by a great deluge during the era of
- 2:55:31the fourth sun. The decline of Teotihuacan would
- 2:55:34pave the way for the rise of the next great empire of
- 2:55:36Mesoamerica, the Aztecs. Using the ancient astronaut
- 2:55:42hypothesis, the origin story of the Aztec can be traced to
- 2:55:47ancient summer, more particularly to the lost
- 2:55:50generation of Cain referred to in Genesis of the Hebrew Bible.
- 2:55:55According to Genesis, Cain was banished from the presence of
- 2:55:58the Lord and sent to dwell in the land of Nod, east of Eden.
- 2:56:03We are also further told that Cain and his wife conceived and
- 2:56:06bore a son called Enoch, and that Cain built a city and
- 2:56:12called the city by the name of his son Enoch.
- 2:56:16The Aztec origin story of wandering in the wilderness
- 2:56:19until they found a promised location to build a city is
- 2:56:22similar to the Exodus story in the Hebrew Bible and the myth of
- 2:56:26Itana in the Sumerian texts. Tenochtitlan was a large city,
- 2:56:33just like Teotihuacan, located about 30 miles to the South.
- 2:56:37Things get even more interesting if one considers that the name
- 2:56:40of the Aztec city, Tenochtitlan, actually contains the word
- 2:56:45Enoch. Furthermore, the Aztec calendar
- 2:56:50suggests that the era of the Aztec was that of the fifth son,
- 2:56:54following a previous fourth son of the black headed peoples that
- 2:56:58had been destroyed by a great deluge.
- 2:57:01This is quite intriguing since the Sumerians referred to
- 2:57:04themselves as the black headed peoples.
- 2:57:07In addition, the Aztec creation myths bore close resemblance to
- 2:57:11the Sumerian creation story, in which man was fashioned out of
- 2:57:14clay mixed with the blood of a God.
- 2:57:19The role played by the Sumerian male and female deities, Enki
- 2:57:23Aninti, is mirrored in the Aztec myth, which also depicts the
- 2:57:27creation of man by the joint effort of a male and female
- 2:57:31deity by mixing clay with the blood of a God.
- 2:57:37Once all these similarities are taken into account, there is
- 2:57:41also the further possibility the Sumerian connection may
- 2:57:44potentially resolve the enigma of the Mark of Cain.
- 2:57:48In this respect, the Mark of Cain may be the lack of facial
- 2:57:52hair, a genetic trait possessed by the American Indians of
- 2:57:55Mesoamerica as the descendants of Cain.
- 2:58:00When all these correlations are drawn together, ancient
- 2:58:03astronaut theorists contend that they provide a basis for
- 2:58:06connecting Tenochtitlan to the alien Anunnaki gods of
- 2:58:09Mesopotamia. As the echoes of ancient myths
- 2:58:12fade into the whispers of the cosmos, we close this chapter.
- 2:58:18Today's journey through time and space has brought us face to
- 2:58:22face with mysteries that stretch the bounds of our understanding.
- 2:58:26But this is not the end. The stories of the Annunnaki and
- 2:58:30their ties to our world are vast.
- 2:58:33With many more secrets waiting to be unearthed, what truths
- 2:58:37will we next reveal? What new connections will we
- 2:58:41discover between our past and the distant stars?
- 2:58:44Join us next time on the Anunnaki Connection.
- 2:59:27Ancient myths speak of gateways to the heavens, portals to the
- 2:59:32realms of the gods. Do Stargates hold the key to our
- 2:59:36past, or the gateway to the other side of the Galaxy?
- 2:59:40Who were the Nephilim and what secrets did they carry through
- 2:59:44these cosmic portals? Tonight we tread the blurred
- 2:59:48lines between history and legend, seeking truths hidden by
- 2:59:52the sands of time. Welcome to the Anunnaki
- 2:59:58connection. Stargates.
- 3:00:36Not just relics of science fiction, but a reality hidden by
- 3:00:40the sands of time and guarded by the ghosts of the ancient
- 3:00:43Sumerian Anunnaki gods. There are gateways scattered
- 3:00:47across the earth, hidden within ancient ruins and lost
- 3:00:50civilizations, waiting silently for the key to unlock their
- 3:00:54cosmic potential. These are not mere constructs of
- 3:00:57stone and mortar, but sophisticated devices capable of
- 3:01:02bending space and time, connecting distant points in the
- 3:01:05universe with a mere step. Known by many names across
- 3:01:10different cultures. A stargate is believed to be a
- 3:01:13portal or gateway not of earthly construct but of cosmic origin,
- 3:01:18capable of instantaneously transporting beings across vast
- 3:01:22distances of space and perhaps even time.
- 3:01:25Unlike conventional means of travel, stargates offer a bridge
- 3:01:29between worlds, realms, or dimensions, defying the known
- 3:01:33laws of physics and opening the door to infinite possibilities.
- 3:01:38The idea of stargates is not confined to the realm of science
- 3:01:41fiction, but is deeply rooted in the mythologies of ancient
- 3:01:44civilizations. From the Egyptians to the
- 3:01:47Mayans, from the Mesopotamians to the Incas, stories abound of
- 3:01:52gods and celestial beings descending to earth or ascending
- 3:01:55to the heavens through these mystical gateways.
- 3:01:59These tales speak of advanced technology indistinguishable
- 3:02:03from magic, allowing deities and occasionally select humans to
- 3:02:08traverse the cosmos with ease. Hollywood has brought the
- 3:02:12concept of stargates into the cultural mainstream.
- 3:02:16The 1994 film Stargate and its subsequent TV franchise
- 3:02:20captivated audiences with the idea of an ancient portal
- 3:02:24discovered in Egypt that enables travel to distant worlds.
- 3:02:29This portrayal, blending myth with speculative fiction,
- 3:02:32sparked renewed interest and debate around the ancient
- 3:02:34astronaut theory and the possibility of such devices
- 3:02:37existing. Central to many of these ancient
- 3:02:40tales are the Anunnaki deities of the Sumerian pantheon, Who,
- 3:02:45according to legend, used stargates to travel between
- 3:02:49their world and Earth. The Epic of Gilgamesh, an
- 3:02:54ancient Mesopotamian poem, alludes to such technologies,
- 3:02:59even suggesting that figures like King Nebuchadnezzar might
- 3:03:02have inherited or had access to these celestial gateways.
- 3:03:07The ancient Sumerians left behind a myriad of architectural
- 3:03:10marvels, and among these stands the awe inspiring Ishtar Gate of
- 3:03:15King Nebuchadnezzar the Second dating back to approximately 575
- 3:03:20BC. This monumental structure was
- 3:03:23more than just a gateway. It was believed that the gods
- 3:03:27themselves, the Anunnaki, could enter into our world through the
- 3:03:30gate. After he Marduk had set the days
- 3:03:36of the year, he founded the station of Nibiru to determine
- 3:03:40their bounds, that none might air or go astray.
- 3:03:44He set the station of Bell and AIA along with him, and he
- 3:03:48opened great gates on both sides.
- 3:03:53Situated in the ancient city of Babylon, present day Iraq, the
- 3:03:58Ishtar Gate was the 8th entrance to the city and served as its
- 3:04:02main point of access. Built under the reign of King
- 3:04:07Nebuchadnezzar the Second, this gate was part of a grand plan to
- 3:04:11enhance the capital city's splendor.
- 3:04:14Alongside the restoration of the Temple of Marduk and the
- 3:04:17creation of the legendary Hanging Gardens, the Ishtar Gate
- 3:04:22added to the city's splendor. Named after the Babylonian
- 3:04:26goddess Ishtar, the gate was adorned with symbols of various
- 3:04:30deities, including lions, bulls, and Dragons.
- 3:04:35These majestic creatures were not merely decorative but held
- 3:04:37deep religious significance. Lions represented Ishtar, the
- 3:04:42goddess of fertility and war, while bulls symbolized Adad, the
- 3:04:46weather God, and Dragons were associated with Marduk, the
- 3:04:51chief deity of Babylon. What truly set the Ishtar Gate
- 3:04:57apart was its intricate construction and lavish
- 3:04:59materials. The gate front boasted glazed
- 3:05:02bricks featuring rows of alternating Dragons and bulls,
- 3:05:05with the beasts depicted in vibrant colors against a
- 3:05:07backdrop of blue tiles possibly made of laps.
- 3:05:10Lazuli. Standing over 38 feet tall, the
- 3:05:13gate was an imposing sight, flanked by walls adorned with
- 3:05:17sculptural reliefs and enameled tiles.
- 3:05:20Beyond the gatehouse lay the Processional Way, a monumental
- 3:05:25corridor over half a mile long, lined with over 120 sculpted
- 3:05:30lions and adorned with colorful tiles.
- 3:05:33This pathway was used for grand ceremonies and processions,
- 3:05:37particularly during the New Year's celebrations, and it
- 3:05:41served as a majestic thoroughfare leading to the
- 3:05:43Temple of Marduk. Imagine this scenario.
- 3:05:52The US government obtains intelligence that hidden
- 3:05:55somewhere in central Iraq is an actual Stargate placed there by
- 3:06:00the Anunnaki gods of ancient Sumeria.
- 3:06:03This device employs time travel technology and permits
- 3:06:07individuals and equipment to pass into another dimension
- 3:06:09outside of the space-time continuum.
- 3:06:13Once there, it is possible to travel across the Galaxy or into
- 3:06:18another Galaxy instantaneously and then pop back into
- 3:06:23space-time on another planet. The government also learns that
- 3:06:28Nibiru, the 12th planet, is due to make its return passage
- 3:06:33through our solar system on its 3600 year orbit in a matter of
- 3:06:37months. In this scenario, when Nibiru is
- 3:06:40closest to Earth, the Anunnaki, the ancient huge hominoid gods
- 3:06:46of Sumeria who built the Stargate, would, it seems
- 3:06:50likely, take the opportunity to travel to Earth through that
- 3:06:53same Stargate and will set up their encampment in Iraq by
- 3:06:58default. This will have the effect of
- 3:07:01propping up the current regime. U.S. government leaders know
- 3:07:07that such an eventuality must be prevented at all costs, so they
- 3:07:10decide that with the help of extraterrestrial allies, they
- 3:07:14must invade Iraq and close the Stargate.
- 3:07:18The Russians, Germans and French, however, having been
- 3:07:22intimately involved in Iraq's archaeology, know what they're
- 3:07:25up to and prefer that the Stargate remain open, thus
- 3:07:30preventing American domination of the world.
- 3:07:33With time running out, President Bush invades Iraq.
- 3:07:37American scientists raid the museum and close the Stargate,
- 3:07:42thus frustrating the grandiose ambitions of the self styled
- 3:07:45reincarnation of Nebuchadnezzar, Saddam Hussein, and making the
- 3:07:50world safe for the New World Order.
- 3:07:53According to Doctor Michael Salla, this is exactly what
- 3:07:57actually happened. Such a fantastic theory would
- 3:08:00not be expected from someone whose entire career has been
- 3:08:03spent in academia pursuing rather conventional political
- 3:08:07and diplomatic studies. Doctor Salla, an Australian
- 3:08:10national, obtained his MA in Philosophy from the University
- 3:08:13of Melbourne and then his doctorate in government from the
- 3:08:16University of Queensland in 1993.
- 3:08:20After spending two years as an associate at the Center for
- 3:08:23Middle Eastern and Central Asian Studies in Australia, he joined
- 3:08:26the faculty of the Department of Political Science at Australian
- 3:08:30National University in Canberra as a lecturer.
- 3:08:33In 1996 he came to the US and gained an academic appointment
- 3:08:38at the School of International Service at American University
- 3:08:41in Washington, DC, where he remained until 2001.
- 3:08:45He is currently researching methods of transformational
- 3:08:48peace as a researcher in residence in the Center for
- 3:08:51Global Peace at American University.
- 3:08:54He believes that the US, Russia, Germany and France have been
- 3:08:58aware that the Annunaki left behind some very high tech
- 3:09:01apparatus and possible weaponry when they abandoned the earth
- 3:09:05around 1700 BC. And that Saddam Hussein had been
- 3:09:09getting assistance from Russian, German and French archaeological
- 3:09:12teams for years in an attempt to unravel and perhaps reverse
- 3:09:16engineer this apparatus. Which Salah claims is probably
- 3:09:21far in advance of any technology we might have obtained from the
- 3:09:24Grays from Zeta Reticuli who he believes to be our friends.
- 3:09:30If a European Iraqi alliance were able to back engineer this
- 3:09:33technology and or strike up an alliance with the Anunnaki when
- 3:09:37they return, Salah thinks then whatever military advantage the
- 3:09:43US has had with its technology, even including anti gravity
- 3:09:47craft would probably disappear and we would quickly become a
- 3:09:52second rate power. The return of Planet X centers
- 3:09:55on the recovery of a technology once housed at Solomon's temple
- 3:09:59that is used to open a gateway linking Earth with far off
- 3:10:02regions of space. Recent military and political
- 3:10:06activity suggests that the world powers are jockeying for
- 3:10:09position as if the return of Planet X is imminent.
- 3:10:12The stakes are high. This planet is at the center of
- 3:10:16a biblical prophecy known as the Day of the Lord.
- 3:10:19A picture of an ancient Sumerian tablet in which the God Anu, the
- 3:10:23ruler of Planet X, appears to be going through a gate flanked by
- 3:10:28two people holding posts or pillars with globes on top.
- 3:10:32These poles, splendid shining posts, represent the Stargate in
- 3:10:36a simplified form. Another Sumerian tablet shows
- 3:10:42Gilgamesh going through a similar gate.
- 3:10:45Gilgamesh, the hero of the ancient Sumerian epic poem
- 3:10:48bearing his name, written about 2900 BC.
- 3:10:52He was the king of Uruk, a city in southern Mesopotamia who
- 3:10:57sought immortality by searching for the stairway to heaven and
- 3:11:00the abode of the gods. Ultimately, he ascended a ladder
- 3:11:06and went through a gate and entered a new world where he met
- 3:11:09long dead Utna Pishtim Noah and questioned him about the gods.
- 3:11:17Doctor Saleh believes the Stargate will be found at Uruk,
- 3:11:20where German archaeologists have been digging for many years at
- 3:11:23the invitation of Saddam Hussein and have unearthed an ancient
- 3:11:27city. In 1996, Jose Luis Delgado
- 3:11:39Mamani, a local tour guide in Peru, discovered an ancient
- 3:11:42archaeological site carved into Hayumarca mountain near Lake
- 3:11:46Titicaca in the Andes Mountains of Peru, near the border with
- 3:11:50Bolivia. It became known as Aramu Muru,
- 3:11:55or the Puerto de Hayumarca, the Gate of the Gods.
- 3:11:59It is one of the most enigmatic and controversial archaeological
- 3:12:02sites in South America. There are a number of theories
- 3:12:06about the origin and purpose of the Gate of the Gods, but it's
- 3:12:09true function and significance remain a mystery.
- 3:12:15Lake Titicaca is the largest lake in South America and the
- 3:12:19ancestral home of several indigenous communities,
- 3:12:22including the Aymara and the Quechua peoples.
- 3:12:28These communities have a rich history and culture, and their
- 3:12:31traditions and beliefs are deeply intertwined with the lake
- 3:12:34and its surroundings. There are many islands and
- 3:12:39villages on the lake, including the famous Uros Islands, which
- 3:12:44are floating islands made of reeds.
- 3:12:47The lake is also home to several ancient archaeological sites,
- 3:12:50including the ruins of Tiwanaku, which is an ancient pre
- 3:12:54Columbian city located near the southeastern shore of the lake.
- 3:12:58The site is believed to date back to as early as 400 BC and
- 3:13:02is considered one of the most important archaeological sites
- 3:13:05in South America. close to Lake Titicaca is Hayumarka Mountain,
- 3:13:11which is believed to have been a place of worship and pilgrimage
- 3:13:14for the Inca civilization. It is here that one can find a
- 3:13:19Ramamuru. The large door like structure
- 3:13:21carved out of the Hayumarca mountain near Lake Titicaca is
- 3:13:24known as Aramumuru or the Puerta de Hayumarca, the Gate of the
- 3:13:29Gods. The gate is carved out of solid
- 3:13:33rock and measures approximately 7 meters high and seven meters
- 3:13:36wide. It has AT shaped design and
- 3:13:39features a circular depression at the center, which some
- 3:13:42believe could have been used for ceremonial or astronomical
- 3:13:45purposes. The site also includes a smaller
- 3:13:49carved tunnel next to the main structure.
- 3:13:52The structure has been shrouded in mystery and myth for
- 3:13:55centuries, and there are a number of theories about its
- 3:13:58origin and purpose. Some believe that it was created
- 3:14:01by an ancient pre Incan civilization, while others
- 3:14:04suggest that it may have been constructed by extraterrestrial
- 3:14:08beings. According to the Native American
- 3:14:11legends, heroes of the past went through that door to meet their
- 3:14:15gods. By going through the door, they
- 3:14:19gained immortality and a life next to the gods.
- 3:14:25The stories also mentioned that a few of those men returned to
- 3:14:27Earth through the gate with their gods in order to inspect
- 3:14:32their kingdoms. The gate was a gateway to the
- 3:14:36land of the gods. The concept of a stargate or a
- 3:14:40portal. A gate where someone can travel
- 3:14:43to different places is prominent in other legends, such as those
- 3:14:47of the Sumerians. Another legend describes the
- 3:14:50story of Aramu Maru, an Inca priest of the Temple of the
- 3:14:54Seven Rays. It is said that in order to
- 3:14:57escape the Spanish, he left the temple with a golden disc known
- 3:15:02as the Key of the Gods of the Seven Rays and went to hide in
- 3:15:06the mountain of Hayumarka. Arima.
- 3:15:09Maru eventually used the golden disc during a ceremony with
- 3:15:12other priests. The door opened and he went
- 3:15:15through it. According to that legend, light
- 3:15:18has been emitting through the tunnel that he went through.
- 3:15:22Despite the lack of concrete evidence to support these
- 3:15:25theories, the Gate of the Gods has become a popular destination
- 3:15:30for tourists and spiritual seekers from around the world
- 3:15:33who were drawn to the site's mysterious energy and supposed
- 3:15:37connection to the supernatural. Imagine, if you will, a map of
- 3:15:47an ancient America, not marked by cities and states, but by the
- 3:15:51resting places of colossal Nephilim giants who walk the
- 3:15:54earth. In 1911, at Lovelock Cave,
- 3:15:58Nevada, miners exploring for bat guano stumbled upon over 40
- 3:16:02giant human skeletons. The skeletons measured between 7
- 3:16:06to 10 feet in height, with some having abnormally large and
- 3:16:09elongated skulls. Many of the skeletons were found
- 3:16:13with red hair, 6 digits on the hands and feet, as well as two
- 3:16:17sets of teeth on the top and bottom jaws, distinguishing them
- 3:16:21from Native Americans in the area.
- 3:16:25Over 100,000 artifacts were excavated from The Cave,
- 3:16:28including giant sized sandals and clothing, suggesting a
- 3:16:32population of giants. Giant bone discoveries were not
- 3:16:36uncommon during the Wild West era, with several reports of
- 3:16:40similar findings throughout the southwestern United States.
- 3:16:44The discoveries fueled fascination with the idea of a
- 3:16:47giant race, echoing biblical references to giants living on
- 3:16:51Earth. Descendants of the Paiute people
- 3:16:54recounted a historical battle with red haired giants known as
- 3:16:57the Sai Dukkha, who lived near the Paiute nation and were
- 3:17:01cannibals. A three-year war ensued between
- 3:17:04the Giants and the Paiute people, culminating in the
- 3:17:07giants seeking refuge in Lovelock Cave, where they were
- 3:17:10ultimately defeated by the Paiutes.
- 3:17:15Evidence of extreme burning near The Cave entrance aligns with
- 3:17:18the Paiute legend. Artifacts and reports of giant
- 3:17:21bones found in other parts of western Nevada support the
- 3:17:24Paiute story. While some may dismiss the
- 3:17:27Paiute legend as folklore, many view it as a genuine historical
- 3:17:31account. Could these bones be the remains
- 3:17:34of Nephilim giants, offspring of Anunnaki watchers and human
- 3:17:38women? Legends of towering giants,
- 3:17:47offspring of divine entities and human women?
- 3:17:51Do the Nephilim giants spoken of in Genesis still roam the
- 3:17:54mountains of Afghanistan? In early 2002, deep in the
- 3:17:58remote and rugged mountains near Kandahar, Afghanistan, a group
- 3:18:03of U.S. soldiers was involved in a search operation.
- 3:18:07Their mission was to find another patrol that had not
- 3:18:10reported back and was feared missing.
- 3:18:14This set the stage for what would become one of the most
- 3:18:17unusual and debated encounters in modern military lore.
- 3:18:21As the search team navigated through the harsh landscape,
- 3:18:24they came upon an enormous humanoid figure.
- 3:18:28Descriptions from those involved painted a vivid picture of the
- 3:18:31entity standing over 12 feet tall, with long red hair and a
- 3:18:36beard and a physique that seemed almost prehistoric in its
- 3:18:40ruggedness. This being bore A striking
- 3:18:43resemblance to the Nephilim described in ancient texts,
- 3:18:47giants said to have once walked the earth.
- 3:18:51The situation escalated when the giant, who was armed with a
- 3:18:55sizeable spear, became aggressive.
- 3:18:59According to the soldiers accounts, it attacked the team,
- 3:19:02managing to kill one of the US servicemen.
- 3:19:06The rest of the squad responded with their standard issue
- 3:19:08firearms. The firefight that ensued was
- 3:19:12intense and unlike any engagement the soldiers had
- 3:19:15trained for. After several minutes and
- 3:19:18numerous rounds, they were finally able to subdue and kill
- 3:19:21the creature. What followed would add even
- 3:19:23more mystery and controversy to the incident.
- 3:19:27The soldiers reported that the giant's body was quickly
- 3:19:29recovered by a helicopter, which was presumably sent by the
- 3:19:33military to retrieve and transport the remains to an
- 3:19:36undisclosed location. This rapid response suggested a
- 3:19:41level of preparedness and secrecy that fueled speculation
- 3:19:46about whether higher levels of command were aware of such
- 3:19:48creatures or had anticipated such an encounter.
- 3:19:54The aftermath of the event was shrouded in silence.
- 3:19:57Those involved were reportedly debriefed and instructed not to
- 3:20:01speak about the incident, a common practice in matters
- 3:20:04involving sensitive or unexplained military encounters.
- 3:20:08Could it be true? Could this have been one of the
- 3:20:11Nephilim of legend? What truths lie buried beneath
- 3:20:26these legends? Could these towering figures
- 3:20:30have once walked through these cosmic gateways?
- 3:20:33Shaping the course of human history with their immense power
- 3:20:36and mysterious purposes. Come and peer further into the
- 3:20:40abyss. Join us in piercing together the
- 3:20:44final elements of a puzzle spanning time and space.
- 3:20:49Confront the legacies left by the Nephilim and the real
- 3:20:52purposes behind the Stargates. Are they merely relics of a
- 3:20:56forgotten past, or keys to a future yet unfolding?
- 3:21:01Join us next time for the season finale of The Anunnaki
- 3:21:05Connection. Picture, if you will.
- 3:21:38A world where legends dance on the edge of reality and truth is
- 3:21:42as elusive as a shadow at midnight.
- 3:21:46Tonight, on our season finale, we embark on a journey beyond
- 3:21:49the veil of history, where we dare to unravel the truth of the
- 3:21:53Nephilim, ancient giants who once strode the earth like
- 3:21:57colossi among men. Are they mere figments of
- 3:22:01imagination, or echoes of a forgotten past waiting to be
- 3:22:05found? Join us as we peel back the
- 3:22:08layers of time, delving into the depths of mystery and unveiling
- 3:22:12secrets that lie hidden. So sit back if you dare, and let
- 3:22:18the twilight embrace you as we embark on a voyage into the
- 3:22:21unknown, where fact and fiction converge.
- 3:22:26The truth may be stranger than anything we can possibly
- 3:22:29imagine. Welcome to the Anunnaki
- 3:22:34connection. As the 19th century dawned,
- 3:22:56reports flooded the frontier lands of America, tales spun by
- 3:23:00pioneers and explorers who stumbled upon the remnants of
- 3:23:04ancient civilizations hidden beneath the earth.
- 3:23:07Buried within the sacred mounds, these adventurers unearthed the
- 3:23:11skeletal remains of beings whose stature defied comprehension.
- 3:23:15Standing at heights that dwarfed even the tallest among them,
- 3:23:18these ancient giants defied the conventional understanding of
- 3:23:21human history. Are we to dismiss these
- 3:23:24discoveries as mere anomalies, aberrations of nature lost to
- 3:23:29the sands of time? Or do they serve as harbingers
- 3:23:32of a forgotten epoch, a time when beings of colossal
- 3:23:35proportions walked the earth alongside our ancestors?
- 3:23:44In 1869, a startling discovery rocked the small town of
- 3:23:48Cardiff, New York. Workers digging a well stumbled
- 3:23:52upon a colossal figure buried in the ground.
- 3:23:56The figure, standing at an impressive 10 feet tall, was
- 3:23:59purportedly A petrified prehistoric man dubbed the
- 3:24:03Cardiff Giant. Legends abound regarding a tribe
- 3:24:07of red haired giants known as the Sea Take Ka, said to have
- 3:24:10once roamed the lands of Nevada. Reports suggest that ancient
- 3:24:14skeletons of immense size were unearthed in Lovelock Cave,
- 3:24:18hinting at the existence of these giants across the state of
- 3:24:24Ohio. Tales have circulated for
- 3:24:27generations about the discovery of giant skeletons buried within
- 3:24:30ancient mounds and burial sites. These reports fuel speculation
- 3:24:36about a forgotten race of giants that once inhabited the region.
- 3:24:42Miamisburg, OH lies a mound steeped in mystery.
- 3:24:48Local lore speaks of gigantic skeletal remains found within
- 3:24:52its depths, prompting speculation about the existence
- 3:24:55of ancient giants in the area. Whispers persist of a
- 3:24:59clandestine operation to conceal evidence of giant skeletons
- 3:25:03discovered by archaeologists. Rumors abound that the
- 3:25:07Smithsonian Institution holds secrets regarding the true
- 3:25:10history of humanity, including the existence of giant
- 3:25:13ancestors. On the Great Plains of Oklahoma
- 3:25:16lies Spiro Mounds, an archaeological site shrouded in
- 3:25:20intrigue. Tales of an unearthed giant
- 3:25:23skeleton fuel speculation about the ancient inhabitants of this
- 3:25:27culture. The Adena culture of ancient
- 3:25:30Ohio has long been linked to stories of towering giants.
- 3:25:34Reports of oversized skeletal remains unearthed at Adena's
- 3:25:38sites have captured the imagination off the coast of
- 3:25:42California, A startling discovery on Catalina Island.
- 3:25:46Legends speak of giant skeletons found buried within its sandy
- 3:25:50shores, hinting at a forgotten chapter in the island's history.
- 3:25:55Could these tales of unearthed giants be more than mere
- 3:25:57folklore? Could they be fragments of a
- 3:26:00forgotten truth, evidence of the Nephilim and Anunnakai, giants
- 3:26:04of legend who once roamed the earth, leaving behind enigmatic
- 3:26:08traces of their existence? Or are they merely the products
- 3:26:14of overactive imaginations? Shadows cast by the flickering
- 3:26:18flames of curiosity step into the twilight of speculation,
- 3:26:24where truth and myth converge, and ponder the mysteries that
- 3:26:27lie buried beneath the sands of time.
- 3:26:30Could these giants be more than mere mortals, but beings of
- 3:26:33extraterrestrial origin, their origins rooted in the stars
- 3:26:37themselves? It is a provocative notion, to
- 3:26:41be sure, one that challenges the very foundation of our
- 3:26:45understanding of humanity's place in the cosmos.
- 3:26:50As we stand on the precipice of discovery, poised to unlock the
- 3:26:54secrets of our past, let us not shy away from the mysteries that
- 3:26:58lie before us. For in the pursuit of truth, we
- 3:27:02may find not only answers to our questions, but a deeper
- 3:27:05understanding of ourselves and our place in the universe.
- 3:27:14In the ancient verses of Genesis, a pivotal conversation
- 3:27:17unfolds, one that challenges our understanding of humanity's
- 3:27:21origins. Let us make man in our image.
- 3:27:26The voice of the Creator echoes, suggesting a plurality of divine
- 3:27:30beings involved in the genesis of mankind.
- 3:27:33These creators were the Anunnaki, extraterrestrial
- 3:27:37visitors, mining Earth's resources and engineering its
- 3:27:40earliest inhabitants. The Garden of Eden, a paradise
- 3:27:44where Adam and Eve first walked, is not simply an earthly haven,
- 3:27:49but an engineered Oasis by these ancient astronauts.
- 3:27:54The temptation and the forbidden fruit mirrors the Sumerian
- 3:27:57account, where divine beings, Enkean and Leo debate over
- 3:28:02bestowing humanity with forbidden knowledge.
- 3:28:06This act of granting knowledge or the fruit of the Tree of
- 3:28:09knowledge might symbolize an advanced alien influence
- 3:28:13imparting wisdom to the human race.
- 3:28:16The Old Testament's tales of divine packs and catastrophic
- 3:28:19floods find parallels in the Sumerian records.
- 3:28:23The story of Noah's ark bears striking similarities to the
- 3:28:26Sumerian flood myth, where the Anunnaki decide humanity's fate.
- 3:28:33Further into the biblical landscape, we encounter Abraham
- 3:28:37under a covenant with a deity known as Yahweh.
- 3:28:41This pact promises prosperity and legacy, but also involves
- 3:28:46Abraham in celestial conflicts, reflecting the political
- 3:28:49turmoils of the heavens. According to some scholars, this
- 3:28:53relationship was not with a traditional God, but with an
- 3:28:57Anunnaki leader steering human affairs from the shadows, from
- 3:29:02the creation of man to the destruction of Sodom and
- 3:29:04Gomorrah. Each biblical episode, when re
- 3:29:07examined through the prism of the Anunnaki presence, suggests
- 3:29:11a more complex tapestry of human aliens interactions.
- 3:29:16These stories, perhaps, are not mere spiritual texts, but
- 3:29:19historical accounts of our earliest encounters with beings
- 3:29:22from beyond our world, shaping our myths, our religions, and
- 3:29:27our very understanding of ourselves within this vast
- 3:29:30universe. The Anakim or Anaketes were a
- 3:29:39formidable race of giant, warlike people who occupied the
- 3:29:43lands of southern Palestine near Hebron before the arrival of the
- 3:29:46Israelites. Their ancestry has been traced
- 3:29:49back to Anak, the son of Arba, who was regarded as the greatest
- 3:29:53man among the Anakim. The name Anakim is said by some
- 3:29:58to mean long necked or tall. Some scholars have theorized
- 3:30:03that the Anakim could be connected to the Anunnaki,
- 3:30:06celestial beings from ancient Mesopotamian texts.
- 3:30:10This connection suggests that the Anakim were descendants of
- 3:30:13these powerful cosmic entities, akin to the Nephilim, who
- 3:30:18dominated the earth in ancient times.
- 3:30:21When the 12 Israelite spies returned from exploring the
- 3:30:24Promised Land, they reported encountering people great and
- 3:30:28tall, identified as the sons of Anak.
- 3:30:33Overwhelmed by fear and perceiving themselves as mere
- 3:30:36grasshoppers in comparison, the Israelites rebelled and refused
- 3:30:41to advance into the land. Despite assurances not to fear
- 3:30:45the Anakim, the Israelites lack of faith resulted in them being
- 3:30:49barred from entering the Promised Land, with only Joshua
- 3:30:52and Caleb as exceptions. Consequently, they were
- 3:30:56condemned to wander for an additional 38 years in the
- 3:30:59wilderness. During the conquest of Canaan,
- 3:31:03Joshua successfully expelled the Anakim from the Hill Country and
- 3:31:07Caleb eradicated them from Hebron.
- 3:31:11However, a small remnant found sanctuary in the cities of Gaza,
- 3:31:15Goth, and Ashdod. This enduring legacy has led
- 3:31:21many scholars to speculate that the descendants of the Anakim
- 3:31:23may have included the Philistine giants David encountered, such
- 3:31:27as Goliath of Gath, possibly linking them further to the
- 3:31:31mythos of the Anunnaki. This is RA, one of the most
- 3:31:42powerful and venerated gods in ancient Egyptian mythology.
- 3:31:47Often depicted as a Falcon headed man bearing a sun disc on
- 3:31:50his head. Legend says he sailed across the
- 3:31:54heavens during the day and through the underworld at night.
- 3:31:57Depicting the cycle of life, death and rebirth.
- 3:32:03This is Marduk in Babylonian mythology.
- 3:32:06Marduk rises to become the chief deity, particularly noted in the
- 3:32:10Enuma Elish, the Babylonian creation epic.
- 3:32:14Marduk is known for defeating Tiamat, the chaotic sea goddess,
- 3:32:18and creating the world from her divided body.
- 3:32:22Enki, his father, known in Sumerian mythology as a God of
- 3:32:26water, wisdom, and creation, plays a crucial role in various
- 3:32:31myths, often as a mediator and innovator.
- 3:32:36There are similarities in these myths across different cultures
- 3:32:39that indicate not just shared human storytelling traits, but
- 3:32:43actual historical events influenced by advanced
- 3:32:46extraterrestrials. Some scholars speculate that RAW
- 3:32:51and Marduk represent the same alien being or beings from the
- 3:32:56same extraterrestrial faction, visiting different geographic
- 3:33:00regions and being integrated into local cultures as deities
- 3:33:03due to their advanced technologies and knowledge,
- 3:33:06which to ancient humans seemed divine.
- 3:33:10Both gods exhibit control over creation and the maintenance of
- 3:33:14order, fundamental traits that might be expected of powerful
- 3:33:18visitors who could manipulate natural forces.
- 3:33:22Both deities have significant astronomical associations.
- 3:33:27RAW, with the Sun and Marduk's connection to the planet Jupiter
- 3:33:31aligning with the theory that extraterrestrial visitors would
- 3:33:34likely have profound astronomical knowledge or
- 3:33:38origins, the technologies described in legend, such as
- 3:33:43Ra's solar boat or Marduk's weapons of mass destruction used
- 3:33:47to defeat Tiamat, could be interpreted as misremembered
- 3:33:50technologies brought by these visitors.
- 3:34:00Methuselah, the oldest human to ever live.
- 3:34:02According to the Bible, he lived to be 969 years old.
- 3:34:07Similarly, Noah, known for surviving the great flood, lived
- 3:34:12to 950 years, and Enoch, who was taken to heaven without dying,
- 3:34:17lived 365 years. These biblical figures are
- 3:34:22renowned not just for their roles in sacred texts, but for
- 3:34:26their extraordinarily long lives.
- 3:34:30The Sumerian King List presents a staggering account of kings
- 3:34:33who reigned for 10s of thousands of years.
- 3:34:36For example, Alolim, the first king of Eridu, is recorded to
- 3:34:40have reigned for 28,800 years. This document, although
- 3:34:45mythological in nature, aligns curiously well with the biblical
- 3:34:49accounts of long life spans. How can we make sense of these
- 3:34:53remarkable ages? If the Anunnaki as described by
- 3:34:58the Sumerian tablets lived for 10s of thousands of years due to
- 3:35:02their extraterrestrial origins, it stands to reason that their
- 3:35:06direct descendants are creations like those prominent figures in
- 3:35:10the Bible, and Sumerian records would naturally inherit
- 3:35:14significantly extended lifespans.
- 3:35:18According to interpretations of these ancient texts, the
- 3:35:22Anunnaki genetically engineered the first humans using their own
- 3:35:26DNA. This genetic influence could
- 3:35:28explain why these early human figures lived for centuries.
- 3:35:33It was the incident at the Tower of Babel, an event symbolizing
- 3:35:37humanity's unified ambition, that displeased the Anunnaki.
- 3:35:41In response, the Anunnaki introduced a new genetic variant
- 3:35:45into the human population, capping human lifespans at 120
- 3:35:50years. This genetic kill switch would
- 3:35:53serve to limit human potential and maintain a measure of
- 3:35:56control over the burgeoning human civilization.
- 3:36:14Nibiru, the home planet of the Anunnaki, had a damaged
- 3:36:18atmosphere, which was causing environmental problems.
- 3:36:23To counteract this issue, the Anunnaki sought gold as a
- 3:36:26solution. According to some theories, the
- 3:36:30Anunnaki intended to suspend gold particles in their planet's
- 3:36:34atmosphere to create a protective shield.
- 3:36:37This shield was intended to mitigate the effects of their
- 3:36:40planet's damaged atmosphere, such as radiation or other
- 3:36:44environmental hazards. Gold is highly reflective and
- 3:36:49can deflect heat and radiation. They used gold particles and
- 3:36:53sheets to reflect harmful solar radiation away from Nibiru,
- 3:36:57thereby stabilizing their planet's climate.
- 3:37:00By introducing gold particles into Nibiru's atmosphere, the
- 3:37:03Anunnaki could potentially stabilize temperature variations
- 3:37:07and atmospheric conditions, preventing further
- 3:37:10deterioration. Questions often arise regarding
- 3:37:12why the Anunnaki didn't pursue alternative methods for
- 3:37:15obtaining gold, such as mining asteroids or utilizing advanced
- 3:37:19robotics. This may oversimplify the
- 3:37:22challenges involved in asteroid mining or overlook potential
- 3:37:26risks associated with advanced artificial intelligence.
- 3:37:30The assumption that mining equipment could easily be
- 3:37:33deployed on asteroids disregards the complexities and
- 3:37:37technological hurdles inherent in such endeavors.
- 3:37:41Additionally, speculation about the Annunaki's potential
- 3:37:45experimentation with AI and robotics leading to unfavorable
- 3:37:49outcomes suggests a cautious approach to technological
- 3:37:52advancement. The Nephilim, born of forbidden
- 3:38:13union between fallen extraterrestrial angelic beings
- 3:38:16and mortal women. They were hybrids born of
- 3:38:20celestial and earthly lineage, bearing a twisted amalgamation
- 3:38:25of human, angelic and animal DNA.
- 3:38:29Ancient Egypt, where gods wore the faces of beasts and bodies
- 3:38:33of men. These were not mere symbols, but
- 3:38:38remnants of a time when alien beings walk the earth, part
- 3:38:41human, part divine and part creature of the wild.
- 3:38:46The lion men of Moab, the Ogg of Bashan, all echoes of a bygone
- 3:38:51era when such hybrids roamed the earth, giants among men towering
- 3:38:56over the landscape like Titans of old.
- 3:39:00The Sumerian spoke of the Anunnaki, the progenitors of
- 3:39:04gods, and their offspring, the Apkalu, divine beings who walked
- 3:39:09among mortals, shaping the course of history.
- 3:39:13Some may scoff at such tales, dismissing them as the fanciful
- 3:39:17imaginings of a bygone era. As we witnessed the threads of
- 3:39:22myth and reality intertwine, weaving a story that transcends
- 3:39:26time itself, we are left with more questions than answers.
- 3:39:32Just where exactly did these beings come from?
- 3:39:36What were their true intentions with Earth and humanity?
- 3:39:39Join us as we search for these answers and uncover many more
- 3:39:43questions next season on the Anunnaki Connection.