God's Of Sumer

I try to be as accurate with this information as possible.

This is not meant to be a comprehensive list, but a basic

rundown on the sumerian pantheon and a little history

about each as i understood it. If i'm missing anything, or

something is inaccurate, please post in the comments

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time. Naturally this isn't going to be about every single god,

and a lot of the research I present here may not be fully

mainstream research. But that's not to say it isn't correct.

Some things I put together myself, based on my own

research. But alas, I am going to try to stay as accurate as

possible. If anyone has anything to add, or finds any

information I present here incorrect, please let me know

in the comments below.

The Sumerian Pantheon is a colorful one. The stories of

their exploits are bountiful. Full of tragedies and triumph.

They had a wide range of powers and the technology they

used was vast. Each held a specific title, and reigned over

a particular area of the world. They were also generally

associated with a particular element. The were charged

with the creation of mankind, using DNA splicing techniques.

But, that's where the story just begins…

Of course, the first one i'll talk about is Anu. The king on the

home planet of Nibiru, he has reigned for thousands of years.

Father of Enlil and Enki, he alone allowed them to make the

expedition to Earth. He is mentioned as a prime deity in a

number of other religions and sometimes credited with the

creation of the universe. Anu, also known as An, was a

Mesopotamian sky-god, but goes back to Sumerian and

Akkadian. Not a lot else is really known about the supreme

god, and he's only mentioned in Sumerian script a few handfuls

of times. With the only major discussion being about the history

of the royal bloodline on Nibiru.

Enlil, son of Anu, was given the title of Lord of the Command

and through Anu’s will, the succession to the throne over Enki.

He was seen as a warrior, therefore given warrior's status. He

was charged with leading the expedition to Earth in search of gold.

Enlil was married to Ninlil, which went to earth with him. On earth,

Enlil decreed the fates and granted kingship to the other deities of

Sumer, his command could not be altered. His temple was located

in Nippur and called Ekur, which means mountain house and was

the god of the storm, or breadth. He was opposed to Enki’s plan to

create humans and was the one who wanted mankind destroyed. I

believe Enlil later became what the bible refers to as God, and i

have many reasons for this, but that might be a discussion for

another time.

Enlil’s brother was Enki, or on Nibiru, he was known as Ea whenever

referred to by Anu. He was a mixed bag when it came to his skills. An

engineer, geneticist, scientist, and a scholar just to name a few. He

was the sole reason the expedition to earth took place, and one who

found the planet in the first place. Earth was named after him and

translated means ‘the realm of Ea’. Earth. He was the patron deity

of water, the designer of the cities, and the creator of mankind. Enki

was also a savior, as he ensured mankind's survival when the flood

occurred by defying his brothers decree. Enki’s sons were Marduk

and Ninnghizhidda, who were later referred to as Ra and Thoth of

Egypt. Enki’s home was in the Eden, which is still being debated as

to the location. Some believe it was in Africa, but there's been very

little proof either way.

Next is Inanna, the goddess of love, fertility and warfare. She later

became known as Ishtar of the Babylon with a temple Uruk. She is

notorious for stealing the tablets of destiny from Enki, granting her

kingship through force. She was a powerful and wicked ruler,

especially after the love of her life, Dumuzi, was murdered. Other

religions tell a different story. That her sister, Ereshkigal, had her

murdered and Enki decreed that she be released if Dumuzi were

to take her place in the underworld.

Ninurta was the son of Enlil and the god of war, victory and hunting.

He is well known for fighting Anzu to win back the tablets of destiny

that were stolen from Enlil. Other than his prowess of war, he is

known for little else, but nonetheless plays an important role in

sumer history by securing the tablets of destiny for his father, Enlil.

Other than a few cults that sprung up around Ninurta, even

wikipedia doesn't have much else.

Ninhursag I should've discussed with Enlil and Enki as she's one

of the main gods of sumer. In Summer she was known as a mountain

goddess, but was often associated with fertility. She was known as the

‘Great lady of heaven’ and she was spoken of by the kings of sumer as

‘nourished by Ninhursag milk’. Her name literally translates to "lady of the

sacred mountain". The reason for such titles was the fact that she was the

wife of Enki and in Sitchin's work, she was better known as Ninmah.

The final two i'll try to keep short. There are many more, and likely some

important ones that i couldn't quite include due to the length that this post

is becoming. The sons of Enki, Marduk and Ningishzidda. Marduk was

the ruler of egypt for centuries under guise of the sungod known as Ra.

It was an almighty powerful and wicked deity, and even had an epic of

creation in which he was the center. Marduk was known for battling the

monster Tiamat, and the end result was the creation of our solar system.

He was a rival for his brother, and later in time they grew to not like each

other very much, especially when he had his hiatus from egypt which his

brother took over under the name Thoth. Marduk was exceptionally

mad due to the fact that Egypt had been decreed his land by both Enki

and Enlil. He was attributed with also setting up the Ancient Mystery

schools, but there's a debate as to whether or not it may have been

established by Thoth during his absence.

Ningishzida was a colorful and interesting character, and i left him for

last as he's my favorite to talk about. Like his father Enki he was the

creator of a great many things, and some of his later titles can explain

some of that. Enki passed on his sacred knowledge to Ningishzida

as he showed both interest and the aptitude for it. He would later be

credited in sumerian text with the building of the pyramids and setting

up the mystery schools. Ningishzida was known by many names, but

his two other most famous ones were Thoth of Egypt and Hermes

trismegistus the thrice born, or thrice great. Thoth had written the

Emerald Tablets, and i encourage people to at least read it, even if

you don't believe the story. Hermes, through oral teachings, wrote

the Kybalion, or at least was compiled by his students over the years,

and to this day we still talk about things Hermetically. Such as a

hermetically sealed box, or a box with no leaks. The primary rule of

the Mystery schools and many of Hermes teachings hinged on not

being spoken about, and one of the first rules was not speak about it.

Some of the things here i will speak more about in later posts.Till next

time.

Warm regards,

Spencer

From Heaven to Earth

The story of the Anunnaki is an interesting one to say the least.
It goes back to the time of Sumer. An age that's still being debated
today. Depending on who's dating you use, it could be as old as
400,000 years old. Which according to school textbooks, only
neanderthal man existed. But the discrepancies of the dating are
vast, and if you go by the Sumerian text alone, it is very very old. Much of sumer was destroyed or buried after the great flood, or
the deluge, whatever it is you wish to call it. According to other
researchers, the flood happened approximately around 10,000
years ago. We know it happened, that's about all that can be said
for sure, as it's documented all over the world by ancient civilizations.
From the Mayan, the Aztec, to even Egypt. It's hard to believe that
such an event didn't happen due to it being so well documented.

The story of the Anunnaki, as told by the Sumerians, started on
another world called Nibiru with a king called Anu. The atmosphere
was weak and the world was dying. The story starts with the succession
of kings, which i'm not going to go over as it's not relevant to the story.
Anu had two sons, Enki and Enlil, which are the stars of our story.
Enlil was the second born, but a strong leader, so Anu gave him the
title of Lord of the Command. Enki was one of compassion and science.
A true genius in all senses of the word and Anu’s Firstborn. But, Enki
was not in line for the throne, Anu had given that privilege to Enlil, which
Enki never liked, but accepted nonetheless.

Due to the planet dying, the Anunnaki were forced to search the galaxy
for a suitable place to mine the materials they needed to fix their
atmosphere. But now that i think about it, i believe that fix was
temporary. What they needed was gold, as i'm not a scientist, i do
not know why or how it would of fixed their atmosphere. But my
understanding is that they broke it down to the atomic level and
sprayed it in the sky. Enki had found a quaint little planet on the
outskirts of the galaxy abundant in the materials they would need.
Enki convinced his father to send an expedition, but enlil interjected
and demanded he go as well. Off they went…

Now, please keep in mind, I'm making this story as simple as possible
for those that aren't familiar with it. This is all in written Sumerian text,
and you can find a lot of this in Zecharia Sitchin's work, under the
Lost book of Enki.

Upon arriving with a team of Anunnaki, operations got underway. They
begin mining what is now known as Africa, and to this day there is still
ancient unexplained mines there. They also set up a place of study for
Enki, which they called Edan. I'm sure that name rings a couple bells
for anyone religious. They established way stations, and shipped the
gold off site via some sort of shuttle system. This went on for a while,
until the miners had a revolt due to the work being extremely hard.
Instead of designing new equipment, Enki had the idea to create a
primitive worker. Putting his idea before the council and Anu, it was
accepted and put into motion.

The next part of this story parallels a lot of the bible. With the civilization
of Sumer being much older than the writing of the bible, it's easy to figure
out who plagiarized who. The story continues with Enki’s trial and error
of creating a worker using the creatures that were already here, and
mixing it with the DNA of the Anunnaki. In order to create a competent
worker, they had to use mostly Anunnaki DNA and had to have an
Anunnaki give birth to it. Thus, humans were born. What we know
today as homosapien sapiens. I know this sounds far fetched, but
even the bible says that God created man. So is it so hard to believe
that God could have simply been a super intelligent extraterrestrial. If
they could travel the galaxy, surely they knew the ins and outs of DNA.

What happened next is where the story takes a turn. Power hungry
Anunnaki that believe they have the right to rule began to herd the
new humans like cattle. Doing their bidding on a whim. They were
looked at as gods, and that's exactly how they wanted it. But off in
the corner, Enlil was watching the blasphemy unfold slowly becoming
more enraged. He hatched a plan, or rather used what he knew was
inevitable to wipe out the humans, and sort of reset things, because
Enlil never liked the plan of creating humans in the first place. not to
mention the procreation with the humans enraged him.

This next part might echo a familiarity for a lot of people. Even if you're
not familiar with the bible, everyone has heard of Noah and the flood.
Only this story is much older, and is likely where the story of noah came
from. Enki warned a human relative, and a submersible boat was built to
save mankind. The relative took his family, livestock and food. He was
also commissioned with the collection of DNA of various animals around
the region, males and females. Sounds familiar doesn't it? Noah and the
animals, two by two. The strange thing about that story, is it's been told all
over the world by different ancient civilizations.

After the flood, there was naturally a period of rebuilding. Some of the old
cities in the heart of Sumer, between the Tigris and Euphrates of Iraq, were
exhumed and thriving once again as the succession of kingship began. It
always stayed within the family, but traveled from person to person, and
city to city. There was a set of tablets of destiny that outlined the roles of
kingship and gave special powers. Through reasoning, it was likely a set
of technology essentially allowing them to have to the power of gods.

Each “God” set up his or her own city, they had bitter wars with each other,
and sometimes the feuds would last hundreds of years. These “Gods”
never died, and had the ability to transition to other bodies so they could
essentially live forever. But they also had special food that allowed the bodies
they inhabited to live exceptionally long. This however, is a topic all its own.

Now i want people to realize this is a basic outline of events. I could talk for
hours about this and still not cover it, but that just about concludes the prehistory
of humans, or at least the history you aren't told about. Sumer is conveniently left
out of history textbooks. Not sure what the next post will be about yet, and a
apologize that this one is much longer. But it's necessary to get as much
information here as possible.

Warm Regards,

Spencer Benoit