Anunnaki

All these methods could imply a contribution of thegods ’ DNA And these gods, as did the Anunnaki, came from the sky.

Sargon, the first great leader of the Akkadian dynasty, which succeeded theSumerians, attributed his knowledge to the god Anu, while the Babylonian king Hammurabi was said tohave gained power through Marduk, again a reference to the accounts of the Anunnaki.

They wrote that 432,000 years before the Great Flood,the Anunnaki arrived and taught them the basics of civilization.

According to the interpretations of Zecharia Sitchin and many others, the term Anunnaki means “thosewho came from the heavens to the Earth.” In Sitchin’s narrative, these were astronauts from the planetNibiru who traveled through the Great Bracelet (the asteroid belt) and initially landed in the Persian Gulf.There they began to colonize and search for gold.

The Zulu people, people from the sky.The abelungu have the same aspects as ascribed to the Anunnaki in the Sumerian tablets.

According to Sitchin’s interpretations of Sumerian texts, about 450,000 years ago, during Earth’sPleistocene ice age, the highly developed inhabitants of Nibiru—the Anunnaki—journeyed to Earth as thetwo planets came into proximity.

With the supreme Nibirian ruler, Anu—or An or El, depending on the source—supervising their effortfrom the home planet, the Anunnaki began a systematic colonization of Earth under the leadership of Anu’stwo sons, Enlil and Enki.

All of the Anunnaki leaders were later to assume the role of “gods,” or Nefilim,to their human subjects.

There is no doubt that the Anunnaki were real and important.

The prologue to the Lawcode ofHammurabi refers to these same Anunnaki overlords, stating,

When exalted Anu, king of the divinities [the Anunnaki], and Enlil, lord of heaven and earth, thedeterminer of the destinies of the land, determined for Marduk, the first-born of Enki, thedominion over the whole of humankind, made him the greatest among the deities, called Babylonby its exalted name, made it supreme in the world, and established for him in its midst an eternalkingship, whose foundations are as firm as heaven and earth, then it was that Anu and Enlilnamed me, Hammurabi, the devout and god-fearing prince, to promote the welfare of the people,to cause justice to prevail in the land, to destroy the wicked and the evil, that the strong mightnot oppress the weak, to rise like the sun over the black-headed people, and to light up the land.

Michael Heiser, who earned degrees in the Hebrew Bible and ancientSemitic languages and was one of Sitchin’s most vociferous critics, stated on his website,SitchinIsWrong.com, “that what Sitchin has written about Nibiru, the Anunnaki, the book of Genesis, theNephilim, and a host of other things has absolutely no basis in the real data of the ancient world.”

In an open letter to Sitchin, now addressed to “Ancient Astronaut Enthusiast” following Sitchin’s deathin 2010, Heiser argued that the name Anunnaki appears nowhere in the Electronic Text Corpus ofSumerian Literature published on the Internet by the University of Oxford.

While technically this may be true, the term Anuna gods appears numerous times in the literature andobviously could be collectivized into the plural term Anunnaki.

His summary of information relating to the ‘olden gods’ known inSumeria as the Anunnaki presents a cohesive and defensible mixture of textual material and judiciousinterpretation.”

Over thousands of years Earth time, according to the Sumerian narrative, the Anunnaki continued to put athriving colony in place, and their attention turned to their primary objective—gold.

Some researchers have composed elaborate metaphysical explanations for Anunnaki activities onEarth, many having to do with energy fields and spiritual planes disrupted by the passing of Nibiru and thecreation of Earth.

One theory was that the more highly evolved Anunnaki were attempting to rescue “lostsouls” left behind after the planetary collision.

“The Anunnaki sought gold tosave their atmosphere, which had apparently sprung leaks similar to those we have created in ours bydamaging the Earth’s ozone layer with hydrofluorocarbons,” explained author Lloyd Pye.

But when the Anunnaki attempted to retrieve gold from the Persian Gulf by an extraction process, itproved inefficient and time-consuming.

Similar ancient mine excavations have been found in Central and South America.They indicate that the Anunnaki mining efforts were worldwide and may go far in explaining the earlydiffusion of humans.

A number of writers believe that the Anunnaki mined gold on Earth for more than a hundred thousandyears, until the rank-and-file Anunnaki, who were doing the backbreaking work in the mines, mutiniedabout three hundred thousand years ago.

He called an Assemblyof the Great Anunnaki, which included his father, Anu, who was more sympathetic to the plight of theAnunnaki miners.

Just as today we furiously debate animal experimentation, gene splicing, and cloning, the Anunnaki alsodebated the morality of tinkering with a species.

Anunnaki leaders argued, “Creation in the hands of theFather of All Beginning alone is held!”

Enki counterargued that producing a hybrid—half Anunnaki and half primitive human—would not be anact of creation but merely improving the existing breed.

And so Enki’s plan to create a worker race in Africa was approved by the Anunnaki Assembly, and theAnunnaki created a race in their image.

Testament, later interpreted as “God” by the monotheists who wrote Genesis, indeed may have referred tothe Anunnaki Assembly.

The Anunnaki Earth mission’s medical officer was a female named Ninhursag, who had already beenworking with Enki in genetic experimentation.

Michael Tellinger and South African researcher Johan Heine have added considerable strength to theargument that modern humans are the offspring of the Anunnaki gods from space.

It is written that Enki and Ninhursag took the reproductive cell or egg from a primitive African femalehominid and fertilized it with the sperm of a young Anunnaki male.

The fertilized ovum was then placedinside an Anunnaki woman—reportedly by one of Enki’s own wives, Ninki—who carried the child toterm

Continuing the Anunnaki narrative, Enki and Ninhursag went on to produce a number of Adamas, bothmale and female, although at this time they were incapable of reproduction and lived very short livescompared to the Anunnaki.

The Anunnaki had to constandycreate new batches, a time-consuming procedure considering the span of time between in vitrofertilization and birth.

Genesis 2:8-15 makes it clear that the Adamas were created elsewhere and then placed in the Gardenof Eden, or that area of the original Anunnaki colony called E-din, described as the plain between theTigris and Euphrates rivers.

The Sumerian texts relate how an envious Enlil raided Enki’s African lab andreturned with captives to E-din, where they were put to work producing food and serving the Anunnaki.

This time the male Adama’sDNA was combined with a female Adama rather than an Anunnaki, possibly with some accompanyingDNA-sequence cutting and splicing, a procedure within the abilities of our technology today.

The man Adam had gained the “knowledge” ofreproduction, a fact that many Elohim/Anunnaki, including Enlil, deplored.

With the ability to reproduce, the human population exploded, both in the far-flung Anunnaki miningoperations and in Mesopotamia.

The result of this human population growth and increasingly close human contact with the Anunnaki wasperhaps predictable.

Genesis 6:1-4 related, “When men began to increase in number on the earth anddaughters were born to them, the sons of God [the Nefilim/Anunnaki] saw that the daughters of men werebeautiful, and they married any of them they chose.

Apparentiy, the term Nefilim was applied to both pure Anunnaki and their laterhybrid offspring.

Over the centuries, the Adama race, in addition to such interbreeding, was the object of continuedexperimentation by the Anunnaki, which eventually resulted in changing Neanderthal to Cro-Magnon, ormodern man.

Descendants of the early Adamas lived for thousands of Earth years, thanks to their Anunnaki genes.The extreme life spans of the more pure-blooded Anunnaki rulers made them appear as immortal.

Such findings also lend support to theSumerian account of human hybrids being bred by the spacefaring Anunnaki.

Researcher Arthur Horn stated that study of the Sumerian texts made it clear that “the Anunnaki treatedtheir created slaves poorly, much like we treat domestic animals we are simply exploiting—like catde.Overt slavery in human societies was common from the first known civilizations until quite recendy.Perhaps it shouldn’t surprise us to learn that the Anunnaki were vain, petty, cruel, incestuous, hateful—

Yet, the Anunnaki eventually decided to granthumankind their first civilization, the Sumerian civilization.”

After further genetic manipulation allowed reproduction, humanwomen found favor with Anunnaki males, and they began interbreeding about one hundred thousand yearsago.

Not long after this, a new Ice Age began, decimating the human population outside Anunnaki control.Neanderthals slowly disappeared, while Cro-Magnons survived only in the Middle East.

By fiftythousand years ago, some Anunnaki leaders allowed humans fathered by Anunnaki to rule in selectedcities.

This angered Enlil, already incensed that some Anunnaki would mate with human women.

About twelve thousand years ago, the Anunnaki leadership realized that severe climatic changes wouldoccur with the imminent return of the planet Nibiru to the vicinity of Earth.

In theAnunnaki’s Great Assembly, Enlil convinced the majority to allow nature to take its course—to wipe outthe humans while the Anunnaki waited out events in evacuation ships orbiting Earth.

The Akkadian version stated Utnapishtim had lived in Shuruppak, the seventh city built by theAnunnaki, which has been identified as the Anunnaki medical center.

Even today, most of the original Anunnaki cities near the mouths of the Tigrisand Euphrates rivers remain deep under water and silt.

Noah and hisfamily then left the ark and offered a burnt sacrifice, which drew the attention of the returning Anunnaki.An ancient text stated that the “gods crowded like flies” around the cooking flesh.

Prior to the Flood, any humans not working directly for the Anunnaki were roaming hunters orgatherers.

Each city was ruledby one of the Anunnaki overlords, who were now beginning to be considered gods by the humans, as theyhad not only survived the devastation but had returned with their knowledge and technology.

During a post-Flood assembly of the Anunnaki/Nefilim, it was decided to divide the Earth into fourregions, with the captive human population split up within three of these areas—lower Mesopotamia, theNile Valley, and the Indus Valley.

The Anunnaki reserved the Sinai Peninsula—their new spaceflightcenter following the Flood—as their private, or “holy,” sanctuary.

Obviously, this divide-and-rule strategy for the scattered human communities required separate leaders.Thus was born the concept of kingship, human rulers specially chosen by the Anunnaki, or “gods,” to beintermediaries between themselves and the humans, whom they still considered as little better thananimals.

Trouble began even as the Anunnaki began to relocate their spaceflight facilities from Sumer—nowmostiy underwater due to the flood—to the Sinai Peninsula at a place that came to be called El Paran(God’s Glorious Place).

Mount Ararat, in what is now eastern Turkey and is reportedly where the arkfinally grounded, provided the northernmost landmark for a glide path to the Anunnaki’s Sinai landingfacility.

However, Sin was simply theSemitic name for Nannar, the firstborn son of the Anunnaki leader Enlil and sovereign of Ur, the home cityof Abraham.

However, theyomitted the fact that Sin referred to the Moon, the source of our genetic material!” In the ensuing warsbetween the Anunnaki overlords, Sin was reported to have sided with the human benefactor Enki, whichcaused Enlil to declare those who opposed him as “sinners.”

Because the Anunnaki mission control center at the Sumerian city of Nippur was destroyed during theFlood and because of the need for a location equidistant from the glide path lines, a new control centerwas needed.

Eventually, new generations of the Anunnaki were on the Earth, and from their descendants came storiesfilled with intrigues, conspiracies, and outright wars pitting brother against brother and sister againstsister.

Putnam saidthey were most likely following the example of their gods, the Anunnaki, to whom reproducing thebloodline was a most necessary deed.

In a story reminiscent of Romeo and Juliet, the Sumerian stories tell of a granddaughter of Enlil namedInanna, who married the youngest son of Enki, Dumuzi, with the wary blessing of both feuding families.But when Dumuzi was killed after being taken into custody by Enki’s firstborn son, Marduk, or Ra, forviolating the Anunnaki moral code, Inanna attacked Marduk/Ra.

If this Indus goddess was indeed Inanna, she continued her quest for power, according to the Sumeriantexts, eventually replacing Ninhursag among the major Anunnaki leaders.

The man she picked is also known as Sargon the Great.Believed to be the offspring of a human mother and an Anunnaki father, Sargon claimed that he, likeMoses later, was placed in a sealed basket of reeds by his mother and floated down a river to safetywhile a baby.

For the Anunnaki, a true civil war was taking place.

Many are familiar with the biblical patriarch Abraham, but few realize that he may have been involvedwith Anunnaki civil war.

Asusually the case in so many wars, things got out of hand for the Anunnaki.

According to the text, flyingmachines called vimanas —apparently similar to the Anunnaki flying craft—launched a weapon thatseemed to be as devastating as an atomic bomb.

Although the language differences prohibit an absoluteconnection to the accounts of the Anunnaki craft and weapons, the similarities are provocative.

The final war in Mesopotamia was the Anunnaki’s nuclear Armageddon.

One theory was that the Anunnaki, shocked by what they had wrought, retreated toan enclave in the Sinai where most of them made the decision to return home, perhaps leaving behind onlya caretaker force or perhaps abandoning the culprits who instigated the insurrection against the Anunnakihierarchy.

If their time is counted by the3,600-year revolution of their planet around our sun, then to the Anunnaki, all this would have taken placejust a little more than a year ago.

Some researchers feel an Anunnaki rescue mission may still be on theway to Earth.

It tells of the offspring of a human mother and an Anunnaki father, who, along with his nonhumancompanion, Enkidu, sets out on a journey to find the secret of immortality.

For about thirty-five generations, or more than 875 years, the Israelites passed along oral accounts ofthe stories of the Abraham and the Anunnaki until they finally wrote the stories down in Hebrew.

These storiesthat have come to us through thousands of years of oral tradition and writing are bound to be somewhatdistorted—probably in some cases deliberately distorted by the Anunnaki.

If some Anunnaki remained on the devastated Earth, they would have found themselves marooned on aprimitive world, like the astronaut portrayed by Charleston Heston in the film Planet of the Apes.

Only after Anunnaki leaders began toappoint rulers over humanity did the concept of religion come into play.

\bn Ward said generations of humans slowly developed a defense mechanism once the ancient godswere no longer visible: “The Anunnaki had apparendy decided to go about their own affairs, but humansfelt bereft at being deserted.

Much detail concerning the ancient Sumerians and their Anunnaki overlords has been kept from thegeneral public, although in recent years some of this material has begun to break through into thecorporate mass media.

The bloodlines of these Egyptian kings carried the DNA closest to that of the Anunnaki overlords, and it was this DNA that helped them claim their kingship.

The ruler of the Titans was Cronos, who has been identified as the Anunnaki Anu.

The last of these was Horns, the son of Osiris, called by the Greeks Apollo.” As indicated in the comparison chart, Osiris was the Egyptian name for the Anunnaki god Enki, meaning that his son, Horus, would have been Marduk to the Sumerians and Ares to the Greeks, who was the god of war.

Is it just coincidence that Marduk began the great civil war between the Anunnaki?

He may have been describing thunderous Anunnaki sky god Enlil and his more beneficent half-brother Enki when he wrote, “The glowing Sun never looks upon them with his beams, neither as he goes up into heaven, nor as he comes down from heaven.

The classical Greeks also wrote of leaders and rulers who, much like the Anunnaki, were the offspring of humans and gods.

Her Anunnaki counterpart would have been Inanna.

He compares such biblical experiences with the flying machines of the Sumerian Anunnaki.

It comes as no surprise to anyone who speculates that ANUNNAKI/ELOHIMS could have a long life—incredibly long for earthly beings, as it was measured on Nibiru’s orbital cycles—but that, as people made of flesh and blood, they too were meant to die.