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"Anu, king of the gods, they appointed to be their shepherd; the heavenly Anunnaki they entrusted to him. Enlil, lord of the lands, they made to be their counselor; the earthly Anunnaki they entrusted to him. Enki, lord of wisdom, they appointed to be their chief; the sorceries and incantations they entrusted to him."
Source: "The Electronic Text Corpus of Sumerian Literature
Sothis (Sirius A), Satais (B), and Anu (C)
At a point in the space-time continuum so distant from your reality as to be undefinable in your terms, a great cosmic exchange occurred in our triunal solar system, which consists of three Solar Deities: Sothis, Satais, and Anu (identified by your astronomers, respectively, as Sirius A, Sirius B, and Sirius C).
At the time of this cataclysmic change in our complex stellar body, the deity, Satais, collapsed, passing through her own astral chords and onto higher dimensional planes (much as your own Sun, Ra, is soon to do).
What was left behind in the world of matter was, in stellar terms, a minuscule dwarf star of super dense matter, which was eventually pulled into an elliptical orbit around the dominant sister star, Sothis—as was the distant cousin, Anu. Both continue to create disturbance and gravitational interference in the solar body of the great blue-white star, (the Dog Star) Sothis, which has been seen by your astronomers to wobble and shake from its vibrational exchange with its older siblings.
The collapse of Satais (Sirius B)—its ascension beyond material space—caused a monumental chain reaction through the entire Sirian system, out across the constellation of stars known to you as Canis Major and, indirectly, your solar system became involved in the dynamics of our evolution.
For reasons too complex to describe to you at this point in your awareness of celestial dynamics, Nebiru, the most remote planet in Anu’s orbit, was knocked off its rotational path in the process and sent careening through space to eventually be grabbed by the gravitational pull of your star, Ra, drawn into your solar system, and then ricocheted back out into space.
Other planet bodies circling Anu held their orbits, surviving the shock wave, while the planets orbiting Satais (Sirius B) were sucked into the vortex and through her astral chord, ascending with the Deity onto higher dimensional planes.
The celestial dynamics of Sirius, combined with the alignments of key celestial bodies of your galaxy and the entry of Nebiru into your solar system, were in great part responsible for cataclysmic events which took place upon Earth and at other points in your solar system then, and they are still the catalysts of change within your greater solar family now. With the perennial passing of the turnabout, Nebiru, between us, we have established resonance with your Solar Deity and become, in ways that are significant to our mutual evolution, linked with the forces of Ra.
We remind you that, of all the planetary bodies of Ra, Earth was the most fascinating . . . particularly to Sirians, whose planetary homes exhibit geophysical properties very similar to yours. The blue-green planet was the ultimate Eden, rich in minerals and bio-diversity, and the Nebiruans were drawn to you for the time they passed through your solar system. They soon realized that Earth had all the potential to provide them with a wealth of resources that they could no longer harvest from their home planet’s uninhabitable surface.
Indeed, they set their designs on Earth, believing they had found a New World for future generations of Nebiruans—just as you have begun to look to Mars for yours. Many other extraterrestrial civilizations were attracted to Gaia, for she sang out to be heard.
The communication chakra of your Solar Deity, she called upon the intelligence of the Universe to be seeded with the hope of birthing a superior race of conscious light beings. Bear in mind that our Elders were key players in the Great Experiment, which resulted in the appearance of Homo sapiens upon the Earth . . . but know that our connection to you began far earlier in time, when our Deity, Satais, passed through her astral chord to experience ascension. Nebiru, flung out of its orbit and pulled into the magnetic field of Ra, eventually became the galactic messenger between our two Solar Deities.
These were the true beginnings of the open exchange between us. Therefore, we must remember in our discussion of the Nebiruans that, although they interfered with the Great Work of the Elders, they have strengthened our connection to you on material planes and we are grateful to them for having served this purpose. Exiled from our star system, they have deposited Sirian codes within many civilizations and ancient worlds, most clearly recorded in the temples of Egypt.
Patricia Cori
The warriors of Anu
We wish to clarify that, when referring to the Annunaki, we are speaking of the dark forces of Nebiru—the warriors of Anu—but we ask you to bear in mind that there, too, dark and light forces are at work. There are many different vibrational patterns of soul consciousness on that planet. We are not attempting to mount a campaign against the Nebiruans, for we understand the foundations of their envy and their rage and we empathize with them.
Patricia Cori
Regarding Sirius A and Sirius B, is there anything you wish to share about that binary star system? Please understand that humans delineated the Sirian system that way. Our view of star systems is very different from yours. We consider your Sun to be Sirius C. This is how intricately entwined you are with your Sirian heritage.
In the ancient days, well before Sumeria, regular circuits of ETs came through the Sirian system that included your Sun. Many people ask us about the Annunaki, thinking they were a specific species. The Annunaki, in ancient Earth languages, means something similar to, “Those who came from the sky, the children of Anu.” (Anu was a well-known ancient ET figure.)
Annunaki referred to ETs in general and not a specific race; they contained multiple races. In those ancient days, large planet-ships housing many beings traveled slowly between star systems. Regular circuits of travel took ships through the Sirian system and the local star neighborhood, including your Sun.
This is where the myths of the Nibiru come from. Whenever one of these planet-ships arrived, humanity was influenced in some way, in science, art, or philosophy. These circuits were predictable in the ancient days, so people on Earth always knew when the next planet-ship was coming.
The Golden Lake
Quetzalcoad, the great teacher of the Mayans, was known as Viracocha to the Incas and as the sun god Ra to the Egyptians. Sargon, the first great leader of the Akkadian dynasty, which succeeded the Sumerians, attributed his knowledge to the god Anu, while the Babylonian king Hammurabi was said to have gained power through Marduk, again a reference to the accounts of the Anunnaki.
With the supreme Nibirian ruler, Anu—or An or El, depending on the source—supervising their effort from the home planet, the Anunnaki began a systematic colonization of Earth under the leadership of Anu’s two sons, Enlil and Enki.
In the tablets’ story, Enlil was the mission commander, while Enki served as executive and science
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officer. There was immediate and long-standing antagonism between the two half-brothers, due to Nibirian protocol. As in later Earth dynasties, the firstborn, Enki, was relegated to secondary status because his mother was not the official wife of Anu. This removed him from the royal line of succession. Yet it was Enki who led the first expedition to Earth.
The Babylonian trinity was composed of Hea, Anu, and Bel. Bel represented the sun, and was the favorite god. Sin was the goddess of the moon.
Ignatius Donnelly

(Accuracy assessment: Bel (Lord) often referred to Enlil or, in later Babylonian times, to Marduk as chief god. It was not primarily or consistently the sun god; the sun god was Shamash (Utu in Sumerian).)
The supreme triad in Babylonian/Sumerian religion was indeed Anu (sky/heaven god), Enlil (later called Bel or Belus, god of earth/storms/wind), and Ea (also Hea or Enki, god of fresh waters/wisdom/crafts/underworld).
Anu is the equivalent of the unmanifested deity AIN SOPH, while Bel is the Spirit of God or Sephira, and Hea the Universal Soul or wisdom of the three combined (SD I:357).
Helena P. BLAVATSKY

| Star | Alternative Names | Babylonian | Astronomical Description | Key Events or Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sirius A | Sothis, Dog Star | Dominant blue-white star; wobbles due to gravitational interference from B and C. | Remains the central star in the system; unaffected by collapse; linked to Earth via cosmic exchanges. | |
| Sirius B | Satais | Collapsed deity; now a minuscule dwarf star of super dense matter in elliptical orbit around A. | Underwent ascension to higher dimensions; caused chain reaction affecting the Sirian system and Earth's solar system; planets orbiting it were sucked into a vortex. | |
| Sirius C | Anu | Bel | Distant cousin star in elliptical orbit around A. | Pulled into orbit post-collapse; one view identifies it as Earth's Sun, linking Sirian heritage to humanity; involved in gravitational disturbances. |
In ancient Egypt
In ancient Egypt, Anubis was considered a guide of the underworld. His usual depicted form was that of a crouching desert dog or jackal. He was known to lead souls through the astral (as in dream state) as well as to Amenti, or land of the dead. It is interesting how the prefix “an” in both Sumerian and Egyptian means “of Heaven.” Anubis (Anpu in Egyptian) and Anu (Sumerian) both possessed the symbology of the jackal or dog, suggesting a direct connection to the Dog Star Sirius. – The Prism of Lyra
Tistrya, an angel from the still heavens who ruled the flocks of mortals. He was said to reside on Sirius; and that star was afterward named after him; and mortals afterward worshiped the star, forgetting the legend of their forefathers.
OAHSPE Bible
In Zoroastrian tradition (ancient Iranian religion), Tishtrya is a benevolent divinity (yazata) linked to rainfall, fertility, and cosmic order. Scholars and ancient texts identify Tishtrya as the personification of the star Sirius (Alpha Canis Majoris), the brightest star in the night sky, also called the Dog Star.
- The Avestan hymn Tištar Yašt (Yasht 8) is dedicated to Tishtrya and describes him as the star that brings life-giving rains, often depicted flying like an arrow across the sky.
- In Modern Persian, Sirius is called Tishtar or Tir, derived from the same root.
- This connection appears in Zoroastrian sources (Avesta), scholarly works (e.g., Encyclopaedia Iranica, Antonio Panaino’s studies), and comparative Indo-Iranian mythology.
- Similar associations exist in related cultures: Vedic Tishya (linked to Sirius in some interpretations), Egyptian Sothis (Sirius), and Mesopotamian names for the star as an “arrow.”
The identification is widely accepted in historical and religious studies of ancient Iran. It is not a modern invention but rooted in archaic Indo-Iranian astral lore.
Update 1
Inanna, Aya and Ninlil; goddesses of the Sirius star. This imprint pictures a sexual intercourse of sun god Utu with Inanna, a goddess of the Sirius star. On the right stands the moon god Suen dressed in a woollen skirt. This trio: the moon god, the sun god and the Sirius goddess are pictured on many cylinder seals. In this paper I examine some of them. Around 2000 B.C. the Sirius star and the sun were in conjunction from about half April until about half June: rising and setting at the same time: “Egyptians based their calendar on the heliacal rising of Sirius, namely the day it becomes visible just before sunrise after moving far enough away from the glare of the Sun. This occurred just before the annual flooding of the Nile and the summer solstice, after a 70-day absence from the skies. Sirius was identified with the great goddess Isis, while the 70-day period symbolized the passing of Isis and Osiris through the duat (Egyptian underworld)”. This meant that for 70 days Sirius and the sun formed a couple. In the next verse the conjunction of Sirius with the sun is described as Inanna riding together with her brother, the sun god Utu: Source

