ANUNNAKI

REPTILIANS BEYOND MYTH,

SCIENCE AND HUMANKIND

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HENRY KRANE
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 The majestic kingdom of Akkad, the forgotten
region of Sumer, many of its stories were lost in the
sands of time. The Anunnaki are only almost a
forgotten memory in the mountains of the origin of
creation. But what do we know about the first gods
of humankind? This book is an investigation that will
provide the readers with unknown data that they
will not find anywhere else. I put my reputation to
the test in this book. This book is based on the
writings and translations of the few scholars who
understand and can translate the content of the
Sumerian tablets. The Anunnaki gods lived and had
many stories. These are their secrets...
 Introduction

The Anunnaki, those gods who created us or that

we heard many researchers talk about more than
twenty years ago, these researchers told us that they
were gods from the stars who came to create us
through genetic manipulation of the DNA of a
hominid or primate, which they made evolve into a
homo sapiens by adding their DNA into the DNA of
that monkey.
The Anunnaki, those beings who came from the
planet Nibiru to make us evolve, enslaved us by
making us work inside gold mines.
That is what those researchers tell us happened, but
that is false. There is a very distinct history of the
Anunnaki according to these scholars who can
understand, translate, and read the Sumerian tablets.
80% of the tablets were destroyed, so some parts
could not be translated and read by these scholars.
Zecharia Sitchin decided to ignore this and created a
story about the Anunnaki as we know it today.
Besides that, he invented dialogues.
What you will find in this book is reliable
knowledge from these scholars as most of them do
not lie when they state that they cannot read part of
these tablets, because they are destroyed and in bad
condition. So that can be called humility and
objectivity to understand the Anunnaki story much
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better.
Zecharia Sitchin was the first to make this truth
public; because of him, the world knew about the
existence of this extraterrestrial race. It was a positive
thing that Zecharia Sitchin made humankind awaken
and motivated it to investigate the Anunnaki, but
obviously, everything he says is inventions, science
fiction stories that do not show us the truth behind
the myth.
How do we know that? In his books, there are long
dialogues between Anunnaki, dialogues of people
who spoke with the gods, dialogues so extensive,
nonexistent in the Sumerian tablets. All this is
irrefutable proof that Zecharia Sitchin lied. Those
dialogues do not exist on tablets.
Then there is another piece of proof: the gold that
was collected to repair the atmosphere of the
hypothetical planet Nibiru. This planet does not exist
nor is it mentioned in the Sumerian tablets.
In addition, there are some events that Sitchin does
not mention but that exist in the Sumerian tablets, for
example, the planet Tiamat.
With this, it is demonstrated that what Zecharia
Sitchin said is an interpretation of his, which is
respectable but it is a false story.
His books are not based 100% on what the remains
of the Sumerian tablets say. So everything he wrote is
simply made-up stories.
I will prove it to you.

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 Akkad and Sumer

Let's start with the ancient and mysterious

Sumerian civilization. This civilization reached its
peak more than 3500 years before Christ. However,
there was a small population that preceded the
Sumerians, dating back to 5800 years BC. The time
gap between these two populations is truly enormous.
After some time, Sumer began to decline and was
assimilated by the Akkadians. The Akkadians adopted
all the customs, gods, and mythology of the
Sumerians. They copied the entirety of Sumerian
knowledge and culture, adapting it to their own
interests. The Sumerians used cuneiform texts and
writings, inscribed on clay tablets that contained the
history of the ancient Sumerians.
However, it is not widely discussed that the
Sumerians left behind more than just clay tablets. The
entire history of the Sumerians was also documented
on large stone cylinders or scrolls, which depicted
scenes from the mythology of the gods and various
rituals. Unfortunately, many researchers have
overlooked these stone cylinders.
Another noteworthy point is that when the
Akkadians absorbed and conquered the Sumerians,
they made changes to the Sumerian writing system.

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The Sumerian script was complex, so the Akkadians
simplified it. As a result, the Akkadian and Sumerian
scripts bear a striking resemblance to each other.
A curious fact is that to this day, the origin of
Sumerian writing remains unknown. The immense
complexity of Sumerian writing and its unexpected
emergence in a small town known as Obeid or Ubaid
(which dates back 5800 years before Christ) make it
challenging to determine the origin of Sumerian
civilization. It remains a mystery that has yet to be
solved. However, as mentioned earlier, the Akkadians
had to develop a much simpler writing system to
accommodate their language.
Another intriguing fact is that not all Sumerian
tablets are accessible to the public. Many have
disappeared, others have been destroyed, and there
are those awaiting study in museum warehouses. It is
true that numerous museums around the world
possess these tablets, which are decaying in dusty
storage.
The texts on the Sumerian tablets are anonymous.
Only the Sumerian tablets are anonymous, not the
Akkadian tablets. According to the researcher V.
Meissner, the Sumerians had a collective perception,
aligned with humankind. This means that there was
no individuality; they did not perform individual
actions, but rather acted as a unified whole. However,
this changed when nationalism emerged in Akkad.

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 This is of utmost importance as it affirms that the
Sumerians incorporated everything they observed on
numerous occasions, or they adhered to a set of values
that remained unaltered, as these values formed the
history of their people. Consequently, it was
exceedingly challenging for the Sumerians to relate
fictional events. They observed something and
adapted it to their belief system.
Now we will analyze the key points of the Sumerian
pantheon and the Akkadian pantheon. A pantheon is
a list of gods held by a religious group or culture such
as the Sumerians and Akkadians. Obviously, all
cultures have different gods than others, but the
Akkadian pantheon and the Sumerian pantheon are
incredibly identical because, as we know, the
Akkadians absorbed all the customs and gods of the
Sumerians. This happened when the Sumerians were
about to disappear and the Sumerians merged with
the Akkadians.
When the Sumerians merged with the Akkadians,
the Sumerians obtained and performed very
important tasks with respect to the Akkadian society,
as they were very different from the Akkadians. The
Akkadians preferred laws and nationalism, and a very
great feeling of government arose in them. This
destroyed the Sumerian feeling of unity as the
Akkadians replaced that by doing the opposite: each
individual is different from another, and each one acts
differently from another, the population was no

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longer whole, but each individual was independent.
This caused the pantheon of gods to be modified, this
made the gods more powerful and divine since the
Sumerians believed that their gods lived with them.
For the Sumerians, the gods lived with man. The
gods drank with man, talked with man, and ruled the
cities of men. For the Akkadians all this was different.
For the Akkadians, their gods were in heaven and
possessed the power to destroy man.
That is why the Akkadians took a god and turned
him into the most powerful god of the existing
pantheon. That god was Marduk; later we will talk
about this god in more detail.
Now we will talk about the creation myth of the
Sumerians and the Akkadians.

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 The Myth of Creation

In the Sumerian creation myth, everything

originated within the Great Absolute Abyss, an abyss
of immense magnitude. Many authors who discuss
the Anunnaki have theorized that this Great Absolute
Abyss may refer to the sky, the stars, and the universe.
Within this abyss, there existed a colossal
mountain. When this mountain was destroyed by the
god Enlil, heaven and earth came into existence.
Several authors suggest that the destruction of this
mountain symbolizes matter, the explosion of matter,
in other words, the Big Bang. Naturally, there is no
concrete evidence to support the idea that the
Sumerians were aware of the Big Bang, as it is
something that modern science has uncovered.
However, the myth indicates that the Great Abyss
represents the universe, while the Great Mountain
represents matter. Furthermore, the myth elaborates
on the creation and existence of the universe.
After Enlil created heaven and earth by
demolishing the Great Mountain, other gods brought
forth light, darkness, animals, and plants. However, it
was the god Enki, along with his helper gods Ninmah
and Nammu, who created the first human being.
These three gods utilized the mud that resided in the

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Abzu. The Abzu was a tremendous chasm within the
Earth, a vast fissure that connected with the realm
Afterlife or the Underworld.
With the mud of the Abzu, they created human
being. Now, in the following chapters, I will explain
how these gods created the human being according to
the Sumerians and Akkadians.
In the pantheon of Sumerian gods, An is the god
of the sky and the father of all gods. It is important to
note that An is not Anu, as many may think. Anu is
the Akkadian sky god, while An is the Sumerian sky
god. Although they represent the same deity, they
have different names.
Among the Sumerian gods, we have Enlil, the wind
god; Enki, the earth god; Su-en, the moon god; Utu,
the sun god; and Inanna, the goddess of life and
creation.
Now, let's introduce the secondary gods: Nergal,
the lord of the inner world and ruler of Abzu;
Ereshkigal, Inanna's sister; Ishkur, the lord of storms;
Ninurta, the god of war; and Dumuzi, the god of
agriculture.
Now, let us meet the Akkadian gods. The creation
and worldview, according to the Akkadians, are
different. According to the Akkadians, everything
began with water and Abzu. For them, Abzu
represented the masculine principle, while the
feminine principle was represented by Tiamat. We will
discuss these primordial gods in the following

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chapters. Tiamat who could potentially be a planet
according to the texts, is considered a goddess for
now. She is believed to have brought forth salt water,
as the Akkadians described. The creation of life on
Earth occurred through the mixture of salt water and
the water in the Abzu, resembling a fertilization of the
waters.
However, within this life on Earth, Tiamat and
Abzu created two aberrations in the form of serpents:
Lahmu and Lahamu. These two serpents instilled fear
in humankind and their existence was somewhat
obscured in Akkadian records. After the creation of
these two aberrations, two gods emerged to govern
heaven and earth: Anshar and Kishar.
In the Akkadian pantheon, we now have Anu, who
belongs to the Anunnaki race. Anu is the ruling god
of heaven according to the Akkadian pantheon, while
An is the god of heaven in the Sumerian pantheon.
There is also Enlil, the god of the wind, and Ea, who
corresponds to Enki in the Sumerian religion. Ea is
indeed the god Enki in the Akkadian religion. From
now on, whenever I mention Ea, I will be referring to
the god of the Akkadians.
There should be no doubt that Ea is Enki. Enki is
mentioned in the Sumerian tablets. The Akkadians,
due to their cultural changes and assimilation of
knowledge, referred to him as Ea. It is important to
understand that the Akkadian culture is derived from
and influenced by the Sumerian culture. I hope you,

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my dear reader, have grasped this concept. Your
understanding is essential. Please continue reading.
Anu (An), Enlil, and Ea (Enki) divided the created
world. They divided life into sections, with each of
these gods possessing a fragment of the world. Later,
additional gods would emerge, such as Sin, the god of
the moon. The list of gods also includes the children
of Anu, such as Ishtar, who represents the goddess
Venus, and Shamash, the god of the sun. The
Akkadians made a significant modification by
granting absolute power to the god Marduk, elevating
him to the highest divinity. With Marduk as the sole
god, the Akkadians established the first monotheistic
religion.
Despite introducing the concept of monotheistic
religion, the Akkadians still worshipped other gods,
with Marduk being the most powerful among them.
According to Sumerian tablets, Anu, the most
powerful god in Sumerian mythology, transferred his
power to Marduk. Marduk's father, Ea (Enki), also
relinquished his throne to Marduk. Additionally, Enlil
bestowed upon Marduk the Tablets of Destiny, also
known as the Me Tablets, which possessed
extraordinary powers according to Sumerian
mythology.
The possession of the Tablets of Destiny, which
represented highly advanced technology, granted the
holder unrivaled power among the gods. Enlil
entrusted these tablets to Marduk as a result of his

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victory over Tiamat, an event which I will explain in
the upcoming chapters.
The death of the goddess Tiamat signifies a
monumental cosmic catastrophe—the collision
between two colossal planets: Tiamat and Marduk.
We will explore the details of this event in the
subsequent chapters.
It is crucial to mention an important aspect of the
Akkadian pantheon: beneath the Abzu, there existed
the Kingdom of the Afterlife or Underworld. Those
who entered this realm, whether they were humans or
gods, would forever wander within the depths of the
Earth.
Within this underworld prison resided demons,
who played significant roles and featured prominently
in the myths of Sumerian and Akkadian tablets. These
demons accomplished remarkable feats. The demons
dwelling beneath the Abzu hold great importance,
and I will delve into their significance in the
forthcoming chapters.

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 Sumerian Tablets

In this chapter, I will talk about the content of the

Sumerian tablets, translated by the scholars and
researchers Samuel Noah Kramer and Federico Lara
Peinado.
In the Sumerian pantheon, we have the Myths of
the Origins. In these myths, we find the myth of the
Birth of the Moon, where Enlil and Ninlil appear; the
myth of the Sumerian Paradise, starring Enki and
Ninhursag; the myth of the Problem of Human
Creation, starring Enki and Ninma; the myth of the
Origin of Cereals; and also, the myth of Vegetables,
which tells us about the Origin of Vegetables.
But the most important Sumerian myth is The
Sumerian Universal Flood, which tells us how Enlil
desires to destroy humankind and Enki tries to
prevent that from happening. This myth is found in
the first block of Sumerian tablets. We will see more
about this in the following chapters.
The Myths of Organization would be the second
block of tablets that talk about the Sumerian
pantheon. These myths are:
The first myth is The Myth of the Organization of
the Planet and the Knowledge regarding Sumer, with
Enki being the protagonist.
The myth of Enki and the Creation of a city called
E-engurra, which would serve as a temple situated in

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the Abzu, within the abyss.
The Myth of Enki and the Order of the World is
considered the most important myth as it presents the
kindness of Enki towards humankind and the power
of words. Enki teaches humankind that with words,
any war can be ended.
Another myth is The Journey of Inanna and
Dumuzi to Nippur.
In the third block of Sumerian tablets, we find the
Myths of Human Contact with the Gods. In this
block, there is a significant myth called "Inanna and
Shu-kale-tuda". This myth tells us about the violation
of the goddess Inanna by a human named Shu-kale-
tuda. Then, the myth narrates how Inanna sought
revenge and unleashed her wrath against humankind,
nearly extinguishing it.
This third block of Sumerian tablets also
introduces the Myth of the Seven Sumerian Sages.
These seven sages were beings created by the
Anunnaki and were not human. It is currently
unknown what race or species these beings belonged
to. However, what is known is that they bestowed
knowledge upon humankind, including knowledge of
the stars and the gods.
The fourth block of Sumerian tablets contains the
Myths of the Heroes, such as Gilgamesh, the king of
Uruk, and Lugalbanda, the lord of Aratta.
The fifth block of Sumerian tablets includes the
Myths of the Afterlife. These tablets describe the

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death of Dumuzi, who was captured by demons
known as Gallu. These murderous gods or demons
resided in the Abzu or beneath it.
In this fifth block of tablets, we also learn about
Inanna's descent into the underworld. The tablets in
this block also mention the god Lil and the attempts
made by some to constantly revive him, to bring him
out of the hells. It is curious that the passion for the
god Lil bears a striking resemblance to the
resurrection of Jesus. I will discuss this in more detail
later.
These are the Sumerian tablets that tell us about the
mythology of this ancient civilization. Let's see now
the Akkadian tablets that tell us about the myths of
the Akkadians.

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 Akkadian Tablets

As we know, the Akkadians copied all the

Sumerian texts, exported them to their geographical
terrain, and modified them due to the rise of
nationalism. This resulted in the supreme leader,
Marduk, becoming the god of all Anunnaki. Let us
study the Akkadian tablets in detail in the following
blocks.
First Block: Marduk being the only god for the
Akkadians, the religion of this civilization would
become monotheistic in the future. Thus, the
Akkadian myths would begin. The first myths in this
block of Sumerian tablets are the Creation Myths,
including the Origin of Everything: Enûma Eliš or
Enuma Elish.
Second Block: Akkadian tablets also narrate the
Creation of Man. Ea (Enki) creates the human being
from the blood of a rebel god called Kingu.
According to the Akkadians, humans were born with
the blood of a god. We are children of Kingu.
Additionally, we find the myth of the Lamga gods.
Third Block: These tablets tell us about the Myths
of the Wars. The most famous myth is the myth of the
Anzû Bird. This evil bird only wanted to steal the
Tablets of Destiny (better known as the Me Tablets)
in order to defeat all the Anunnaki gods. However,
this bird was defeated by the god Ninurta. There are

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more war myths, such as The Wars of Gilgamesh, Ishtar,
and the Iron Bull, or better known as the Celestial Bull.
The Myth of Ishtar and the Iron Bull is particularly
famous. Many believe that the Iron Bull represents a
form of technology since the tablets mention that it
shoots lightning bolts. We will explore this further in
the following chapters.
This group of tablets also provides information
about Tiamat and suggests a great cosmic cataclysm
resulting from the collision of two large planets.
Fourth Block: These tablets contain myths of
Destruction and Salvation, including the Universal
Flood. The Universal Flood is narrated from the
perspective of the Akkadians. The tablets also tell the
myth of Atra-Hasis, who is the Akkadian version of
Noah. Atra-Hasis in Akkadian, Ziusudra in Sumerian,
Utnapishtim in Babylonian, and Noah in the Bible are
all the same person. According to the Akkadian
tablets, Atra-Hasis was a man who built a large ship,
an ark filled with animals, and the great flood was the
reason for constructing the ark. This myth existed in
Akkadian civilization 3500 years before the birth of
Christ.
I mentioned Babylon earlier. Babylon, like Assyria,
emerged in different timelines and histories compared
to Akkad. These civilizations arose after the rise of
Akkad. Therefore, the chronological appearance of
these civilizations in history is as follows: Sumer,
Akkad, Babylon, Assyria (with the last two

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civilizations being closely related in time), and other
cultures. However, it is in Sumer and Akkad where
the real history of humankind is concentrated.
In the myths of Destruction and Salvation, we also
encounter the myth of Erra. Erra was a god who
sought to completely destroy Babylon under the
command of the supreme god Marduk.
Fifth Block: Here we find the Myths of
Ultratomb. This group of tablets tells us about Nergal
and Ereshkigal. These myths depict the lives of these
two gods who were united in marriage and resided in
the underworld. The tablets also narrate the descent
of Ishtar (the Akkadian goddess) into the underworld.
This descent is identical to Inanna's descent into the
underworld in Sumerian culture.
The tablets in the fifth block also relate to the myth
of the Vision of the Inner World and the Plant of
Immortality of Gilgamesh, which is a beautiful and
well-known myth.
Additionally, the group of tablets includes the
myths of The Ascension, where we find the myth of
Adapa. Adapa was a created man who was superior to
regular humans and sought immortality. Another
myth present in this block of tablets is the myth of
Atana, who desired to travel to the heavens with the
gods to obtain the plant of birth.
Sixth Block: In this group of tablets, we encounter
the Myths of Exaltation. One important myth in this
category is The 50 Names of Marduk, which extols the

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 Sumerian Universal
Flood

I will try to give you a proper understanding of this

Sumerian myth, dear reader, as it is exceedingly
challenging to explain it adequately in words.
The Sumerian flood found on a tablet, in the city
of Nippur, is the first narration in the history of a
Universal Flood. The background of the text, which
repeats ancient oral traditions, was later adapted into
other religious and even historical myths.
Significantly, a considerable portion of this myth
remains unknown, as 70% of the entire text is missing.
However, when the decipherable content emerges,
these texts recount the presence of a divine being who
speaks of rescuing humankind from annihilation.
The text makes mention of the following:
"A flood will inundate all the peoples, all the temples of
worship so as to destroy the seed of humankind... It is the
decision of the gods An, Enlil, and Ninhursag. The destruction
of the throne".
From here, more than 40 lines of text appear to be
destroyed, where one could have found the
instructions given to Ziusudra, the biblical Noah. Let
us continue reading:
"All storms and tempests were immediately unleashed. The
Flood inundated temples of worship. After the Flood flooded

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the whole earth for 7 days and 7 nights, and the huge boat sailed
on the waters, Utu emerged and illuminated the sky and the
earth. Ziusudra opened one of the windows of the ark, and the
mighty god Utu cast his powerful thunderbolts into the gigantic
boat. King Ziusudra knelt before the god Utu. Ziusudra
sacrificed oxen and lambs in his honor. "All of you shall invoke
for the earth," said Utu, "... that An and Enlil created all the
animals that are on the earth." Ziusudra bowed his head on the
ground to bow to An and Enlil. An and Enlil protected King
Ziusudra, gave him the life of a god, and there descended toward
Ziusudra the strong breath of a god. Then Ziusudra, the king,
who saved mankind of that age, received the blessing of the gods
who took him to live in the east of the seas, in Dilmun, where
he would live forever."
The rest of the text was lost. Almost 39 lines of the
text were completely lost in time.
Ziusudra, the biblical Noah. Noah, Ziusudra, and
Atra-Hasis are the same person. They are the same
person! They all do the same thing: build a big boat to
save themselves from the Universal Flood. The
authors, Samuel Noah Kramer and Federico Lara
Peinado, suggest that we read Genesis in the Bible,
verse 6:8, because what we will find in the Bible is
exactly the same as what is recounted in the Sumerian
tablets, whose age is over 3000 years, these tablets
were written more than 3000 years before Christ!
So what does all of this signify? What does it mean
that this Sumerian myth, recorded on ancient tablets,
predates the Bible itself? Well, it suggests the

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possibility that all of this may have actually happened.
Why would two cultures and religions, separated by
vast distances of time and space, share the same
narrative? These questions provoke deep
contemplation. There is a concealed secret here, and
I am determined to pursue it until I uncover the truth.
-Samuel Noah Kramer translated this: "The
thunderbolt of the gods' fury sacrificed and burned a single
ram."
-Federico Lara Peinado translated the following:
"The thunderbolt motivated by the fury of the gods, sacrificed
and burned several rams".
With this, I aim to demonstrate that these authors
are highly meticulous when it comes to directly
translating the tablets. A mere plural has become a
subject of annotation in this book, and I believe it to
be of great significance as it provides us with a basis
for further investigation.
You can read Sitchin's inventions to better
understand the Anunnaki myth, but understand that
Federico Lara Peinado, Samuel Noah Kramer, and
Anton Parks have different viewpoints. I dare say that
their translations are more accurate and better
translated than Sitchin's translations.

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 Anunnaki in Sumerian
Tablets

The gods of the stars, the Anunnaki, appear in

Sumerian mythology. However, in the texts of the
Sumerian tablets, something else emerges: humanoid
beings born from the depths of the ocean, serpents
that cast enormous shadows upon the earth. These
serpents are called Usumgal.
In these texts, devices called Me Tablets also
appear. These tablets had the ability to build or
destroy the universe.
In this chapter, we will gain a much better
understanding of these facts.
In the data I have collected, I have found
interesting and significant events. I will discuss the
creation of the human being and also delve into
strange indications that there could have been
advanced technology in ancient times, the gold of the
Anunnaki, monstrosities, and other beings.
Additionally, I will explore the significance of the
serpent figure, as it also exists in Sumerian culture.
Lastly, I will save something truly mysterious and
unexpected for the end—a surprise for you, dear
reader.
This last piece of information has left me deeply
disturbed because it is something very unknown. This

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information delves deeply into the Me Tablets, the
Tablets of Destiny. In this book, we will discuss this
seemingly highly advanced technology in greater
detail. I will talk about Sumerian myths because the
Akkadians are a copy of the Sumerians, so the data is
the same for both cultures. Here, I have created a list
of interesting facts:

Fact 1: The Origin and Creation of Human

Being
In this tablet, we will find the myth of Enki and
Ninhursag. Here we can find the following fragment:
"-My brother, what is it that hurts you?
-My rib is what hurts me.
-I have made Ninti be born for you."
The Akkadian word "Ti" means "rib," but in
Sumerian, it also means "life." So, when Ninti is
mentioned, it means "Lady of the Rib" or "Lady of
Life." Here, we see a clear example of a great
parallelism with the Bible and Genesis: God created
the first woman, Eve, the mother of life, from Adam's
rib. It is impressive that Sumerian culture refers to the
rib as a symbol of creation.
Now, let's delve into the next myth, the myth of
Lahar and Ashnan. This myth reveals the following:
"At the beginning of creation, men did not know how to eat
bread, they did not know how to wear clothes, men walked on
their hands and on their feet, they ate plants with their mouths
as well as sheep. They drank water from the holes in the

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ground".
This refers to the hominids that existed on Earth
before man. These hominids were like chimpanzees,
they walked on hands and feet. But the question I ask
myself here is, how did the Sumerians know that man
is descended from the primate? How is it that all this
invention exists, since supposedly all this is
mythology? Or did the ancient Sumerians write on
Sumerian tablets what their gods dictated to them?
Let us continue reading the myth of Lahar and
Ashnan.
"In the enclosure, they, for prosperity, caused to exist in
people the breath of life."
This passage means the knowledge and science that
the gods bestowed upon humankind. In the Greek
myth of Prometheus, Prometheus stole the gods'
knowledge to share it with humans. All cultures
discuss the leap of evolution, a transition towards
infinity, the conscious step that transforms a hominid
into a human being.
Federico Lara Peinado highlights that the gods
needed something to work with. In other words,
Sumerian mythology reveals how the gods created
human beings and facilitated the genetic evolution
from hominids to humans. This was the process of
creation.

Fact 2: Organization Myths

These myths tell us about Enki and the Order of

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the World. Let us analyze the following text:
"He spread his shadow over the globe."
How is this possible? How is it possible that the
Sumerians knew that the Earth was round? In the
Middle Ages, it was known that the Earth was flat.
How is it possible that 3400 years before Christ the
Sumerians knew that the Earth was an ovoid globe?
The Sumerians believed in four elements that
shaped existence: the sky, the wind, the water, and the
earth. The sky represented the universe, or space, and
its god was An, known as Anu in Akkadian. The wind
symbolized the atmosphere, and its god was Enlil.
The sea was represented by Ea, known as Enki in
Sumerian, who was both the god of the sea and the
god of the earth for the Sumerians.
Beneath the earth, below the Abzu, which is the
abyss of the world, lay the underworld. This
underworld bears similarities to the underworld in
Greek culture and the concept of hell in the Bible.
Once someone entered the underworld, whether
human or god, they could never leave. Escape from
the underworld was impossible.
The underworld is described as a place of
numerous horrors and curses. One of them is the
Horror of Eternity. Let us continue our analysis of
these texts.
"Enki, the king of Abzu, commanded the fates: ‘black
earth let all your trees be tall.’"
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refer to what we now know as the Black Earth. Even
to this day, the geographical origin of the Sumerians
remains unknown, as we are unsure of where they
originated from. However, I had previously
encountered the phrase "Black Earth" while studying
tablets. It is interesting to note that the Egyptian word
for Egypt, "Kemet", also translates to Black Earth.
The fact that both Egypt and the ancient Sumerian
region share the same meaning, referring to Black
Earth, raises an intriguing question. How is it possible
that Egypt and the geographical area of ancient Sumer
have this similarity in their names? This could be a
mere coincidence, but to truly comprehend this
intriguing connection, a more thorough and
comprehensive study is required. Let's continue our
analysis of the text in greater detail.
"To the lady who procreates, the breath of the country, the
life of the black heads".
According to Francisco Lara Peinado, this
reference does not pertain to Africans or the black
race, but rather to the hair on the heads of human
beings. Humans, considered the creation of the
Anunnaki, were referred to as "black heads" because
the Anunnaki observed them from the sky. This leads
me to speculate that the Anunnaki themselves may
have been hairless. While seemingly insignificant, this
detail could potentially provide clues about the
appearance of these Anunnaki deities.
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have been bald. This connection brings to mind the
snakes that will be discussed later, which is another
intriguing fact considering their presence in various
world religions.
This second set of facts, labeled as fact number 2,
proves highly interesting. It sheds light on the origin
of human beings and the Sumerians' perception of the
Order of the World. These valuable insights can be
derived from the tablets of Lahar and Ashnan, Enki
and the Founding of E-engurra, Enki and the Order
of the World, and Enki and Ninhursag.

Fact 3: Technology and Science

In the myth of origins known as Lahar and Ashnan,
which recounts the gods' bestowal of cereal,
specifically wheat, upon humankind, there exists a
fragment of text that reads as follows:
"When in the mountain of heaven and earth An created the
Anunnaki gods, and as Ashnan had not yet been born, he had
not yet been formed."
Let's analyze this: prior to the creation of heaven
and earth, and even before the formation of our
planet, there existed only one mountain floating in
space within the cosmos. This mountain was believed
to be the origin from which the Anunnaki emerged.
Various authors suggest that this mountain might
have served as the dwelling place for the Anunnaki. It
is comparable to a mode of transportation, possibly a
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yet been created, what existed in its place?

In the myths concerning the Order of the World,

specifically in the myth of Enki and the founding of
E-engurra (the temple that Enki sought to establish
on the waters of the Abzu), we encounter the
following text:
"Your bolt has no equal, your hinge is a monstrous lion,
your cornices are the celestial bull, artistic adornment of the
wall".
According to Francisco Lara Peinado, the Celestial
Bull is a mythological being created by Anu. This bull
is a being that appeared in the epic poem of
Gilgamesh. Many authors have associated this
Celestial Bull with a machine, a guardian that would
be in the sky protecting several unknown things, as
seen in the epic poem of Gilgamesh where this
Celestial Bull appears defending a cave.
In the myths of the Organization, specifically in the
myth of Enki and the Order of the World, we are told
how Enki attempts to bring order to his land, which
has been bestowed upon him.
Let us analyze the following text:
"After returning from his visit to that place, after Enki, the
father, had carried it over the Euphrates, he caused the waters
to increase and lengthened their fertility. He also filled the Tigris
with running water".
This fragment describes how Enki was able to
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rivers. I have heard many authors suggest that Enki
employed human labor to build mines. However, an
alternate version states that Enki utilized human
beings to control the flow of the Tigris and Euphrates
rivers.
The text does not explicitly state whether Enki
personally carried out the task or employed human
beings to manage the waters of the Euphrates and
Tigris rivers.
Another fragment on the same tablet is as follows:
"Enki built a temple at the bottom of the sea, whose interior
is artistic".
According to Francisco Lara Peinado, there are no
interesting facts in this text. However, I would like to
express the following opinion: there are many
civilizations that have built their temples at the
bottom of the sea. Every time I come across this
concept, it strongly reminds me of the stories by H.P.
Lovecraft about beings from the stars who
constructed a temple in the sea. I am aware that there
is no direct connection between the American horror
writer and the Anunnaki myth. It may seem far-
fetched, but the idea of building temples at the
bottom of the sea could potentially be associated with
Atlantis.
Please note that this is solely my personal opinion.
We currently lack scientific evidence to establish any
direct relationship between these concepts. It is
merely a coincidence I wanted to highlight.

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 Fact 4: The Anunnaki Gold
Zecharia Sitchin consistently mentioned that gold
was essential for the reconstruction of the atmosphere
on the planet Nibiru. Nibiru, a nomadic planet with a
3600-year orbit where the Anunnaki allegedly resided
and originated from, was the reason why they came to
Earth. Their purpose was to create humankind and
utilize them as labor for gold extraction.
However, the texts found in the Sumerian tablets
present a stark contrast to the fictional narrative
constructed by Sitchin. In the myths of the
Organization, specifically in the tablet of Enki and E-
engurra, we encounter the following information:
"The gods said goodbye to lord Nudimmud and said,
'There he has built the holy house with lapis lazuli,
and with the magnificence of gold he has covered and
adorned it'."
In other words, Enki possessed an abundance of
gold, to the extent that he covered and adorned the
palace of E-engurra with it. Now, dear reader, which
scenario appears more credible to you? Rebuilding an
atmosphere with gold or utilizing gold to embellish an
entire temple?
Another reference to gold in the myths of the
Organization, specifically in the myth of Enki and the
Order of the World, provides the following account:
"The magilum ships carried gold and silver to Nippur, for
the king of all lands, Enki."

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 Another fragment of text about gold in Sumerian
culture:
"Nidaba, the lord of the boat, delivers a golden scepter to the
lord."
As we can see, gold exists in Sumerian history as an
offering of great value to the gods. So Sitchin
invented a fictitious story about gold. The truth is in
the Sumerian tablets. Let's continue analyzing more
texts.

Fact 5: Monstrosities and other creatures

The Anunnaki not only created humans, but they
also brought forth demons. In the myths of the
Organization, specifically in the tablet of Enki and the
founding of E-engurra, there exists a fragment of text
that mentions the following:
"When Enki stood up, the fishes also stood up raising their
hands in prayer."
How is it possible that the fishes raised their hands
in prayer to Enki? Did the fishes at that time have
arms?
These fishes with hands are also found in the
Dogon culture. The Dogon said that the Nommos
(beings with physical characteristics of fishes,
amphibians, and snakes) had arms and that they came
down from the stars and gave their knowledge to
man. The same as the Sumerians narrated but in
another era.
In the myths of the Organization, exactly in the

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tablet of Enki and the Order of the World, we can
read:
"Kulla, the great clay kneader of the whole country".
This tablet tells us that Kulla was a second-class
god created by Enki whose work was the repair of the
temples. With this we prove that Enki was a god
capable of creating life, he had the power to create
other beings to fulfill his personal goals by obeying his
orders. The word "order" has a hidden meaning since
it is related to the Me Tablets, and the Me Tablets are
what will really fascinate you like me, reader. We will
talk about them later.

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 Sumerian Snakes

Were the Anunnaki reptilians or were they human-

like beings? That is the big question we will resolve in
this chapter.
The first finding that suggests the Anunnaki were
reptilian beings comes from the earliest Sumerian
settlement, dating back over 5000 years before Christ.
This predates the existence of the Sumerian
civilization, indicating the presence of a pre-Sumerian
era. Sumerian figurines provide evidence of the
appearance of these reptilian beings. Notably, there is
a figurine depicting a humanoid reptilian being
breastfeeding a small chimeric creature with a
humanoid body and a reptilian head.
Obviously, the concept of a reptile breastfeeding a
chimera, a hybrid of reptile and mammal, may seem
illogical and unusual. However, there are additional
clues suggesting that these beings were indeed
reptilian. The Anunnaki beings are not the sole
representatives of reptilian entities; there is another
term that should be remembered: Usumgal. In my
book, "Anunnaki: Reptilians in the History of
Humankind," I explore the idea that these Usumgal
beings constitute another reptilian race.
According to the myths of the Organization,
specifically mentioned in the tablet "Enki and the
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provided about the Usumgal beings:
"He brought terror down to the great river, and thus the
south wind came to violently disturb the Euphrates. Its rudder
was Nirah."
According to Francisco Lara Peinado, the being
known as Usumgal was a colossal serpent with a
demonic appearance. The Sumerians held a deep fear
of this serpent, referred to as Nirah.
Another noteworthy mention on this tablet is the
curse known as the South Wind. This curse was
devised by An (known as Anu to the Akkadians), a
Sumerian god. It consisted of four winds: the south
wind, the north wind, the east wind, and the west
wind. This curse brought about destruction and
calamities. It is speculated that the manifestations of
this curse could be hurricanes, typhoons, or similar
calamities. However, what remains certain is that all
Sumerians dreaded Nirah, the demonic serpent, and
the four winds unleashed by An.
In the myths of the Organization, specifically in the
tablet "Enki and the Order of the World," the
following text can be found:
"Great Dragon who lives in Eridu, your shadow covers the
sky and the earth."
Are we talking about huge snakes that leave their
shadows on the ground while floating and flying
through the air? Are they the celestial houses, the
ships of the Anunnaki? Or maybe these huge snakes
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 This constant reference to huge snakes and
dragons that were in the sky, at the beginning of the
eras, also exists in other civilizations. Let's continue
analyzing the texts:
"The divine Usumgal of the sky, the great friend of An,
Enki put him in charge."
There is a difference between the Usumgal and the
Anunnaki gods. According to Francisco Lara
Peinado, Usumgal means “Great Dragon” or “Great
Serpent.”
When it refers to the "friend of An," we can
observe that the Sumerians differentiated between the
Anunnaki race and the Usumgal. The Usumgal were
often depicted as powerful serpents or dragons.
Further exploration of this subject will be presented
in subsequent chapters.

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 The Tablets of
Destiny

The Tablets of Destiny, or Me tablets, are the most

interesting thing about the Anunnaki. In the myths of
the Organization, specifically in the Tablets of Enki
and the Order of the World, there is a text that says
the following:
"Great prince, lord of abundance, lord of intelligence, lord
whom An loves, you perform tasks and make decisions with
efficiency since you are an expert and know the destinies."
The word "destiny" in Sumerian means Me. Me
refers to orders or laws that can destroy or create
creation. Let's keep reading:
"My father, king of the universe, made me shine in the sky
and on earth. My elder brother, the king of all countries in the
world, gathered all the rules and placed them all in my right
hand."
This text talks about Enki, the Anunnaki god who
holds a Me tablet in his right hand. The Sumerians
may be referring to the magic or technology that these
gods possessed.
Samuel Noah Kramer in his book, "History Begins
at Sumer," explains the meaning of the Me tablets a
little better. According to him, if the texts on these
tablets were read, the tablets could be activated to
create or destroy life according to Sumerian tablets.

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 This reminds me of a lot of some software. In other
words, if a programmer creates software with a list of
orders undoubtedly the software will obey those
orders. What if we were software created to fulfill
orders from these Anunnaki gods?
The tablets talk a lot about battles to obtain the Me
tablets. In the Babylonian tablets, Marduk, the most
powerful god of all (even more powerful than Enki,
Enlil, and An), takes possession of the Me tablets.
With these tablets, Marduk can create and destroy
anything.
The fact that Enki has inscriptions or orders
written on these Me tablets which were on his arm
like a bracelet, makes me imagine that it is a type of
device that attaches to the arm and can create or
destroy things using very advanced technology. But
that is just my invention. I only read what the
Sumerian tablets say, and that is my conclusion.
The objective of this book is to present the content
of the Sumerian tablets without interpretation so that
you, the reader, can investigate more about this and
draw your own conclusions.

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 The Seven Sages

In the Sumerian tablets, we also find the myth of

the Seven Sages or Seven Wise Men, beings who, in
ancient times, gathered all the knowledge of the gods
to distribute it to all the peoples of the world. These
wise men had two-thirds of Anunnaki DNA. Even
the myth written on these tablets ends with a strange
spell or enchantment of a completely unknown origin
and effect, a meaning that not even Francisco Lara
Peinado or Samuel Noah Kramer have been able to
decipher.
The myth of the Seven Sage is one of the most
important myths of Sumerian culture. The tablets
where these myths were written mixed Sumerian
culture with Akkadian culture. This is because the
fragments of these tablets were found south of
Nineveh and were mixed together. That is, Sumerian
texts and Akkadian texts were found in one place by
archaeologists.
We must remember that the Akkadians copied
everything from the Sumerians including the
Sumerian texts to adapt them to their time and needs.
The content of these texts tells us about the existence
of seven ancient sages who referred to ascended
humans. What does this mean? It means that for the
Akkadians the Anunnaki, especially Ea (Enki), created
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the DNA of the gods. These seven wise men had
much more intelligence and knowledge than the
people Enki had previously created.
One of the seven sages, the wisest of all, Adapa,
was the first to ascend to the heavens and learn about
the gods and their knowledge. When he returned to
Earth he told mankind about it. It is even believed
that the scribes, the ones who wrote the Sumerian
tablets were based on what one of these sages told.
But this tablet ends in a very mysterious way. This
tablet concludes with a strange spell or enchantment
made by these Seven Sages whose purpose is
unknown. It is one of the few tablets in which a
complete spell appears. We will analyze this later.
Now let us study the myth of the Seven Sages in
more depth. Let us read the following text:
"The first sage was Adapa, who purified Eridu and
ascended to the heavens."
We must emphasize here the word "sage". In the
ancient world there has always existed the figure of
the sages who granted knowledge to man. Perhaps
these sages were the means for the gods to
communicate with men. The Seven Sages were
created by Enki. In the following pages we will learn
the names of these sages. I want to warn you that Sage
Number Seven is a complete mystery since his name
is still unknown.
I have already mentioned Adapa, one of the
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and lived with the Anunnaki gods. There is a tablet
that narrates the myth of Adapa, but we will see and
analyze this tablet in the following chapters since it is
a very extensive tablet with a lot of data to analyze.
The full name of Adapa is Umanna Adapa, which
means "the wise man born of the sea." The Babylonians
referred to Adapa as Oannes in their tablets, which is
the fish man who gave knowledge to humankind in
Babylonian myths. Adapa, also known as Adam, was
created by Enki who was considered the God of
Wisdom in ancient Sumerian culture.
The similarity in etymology between Adapa and
Adam, and the parallelism between their stories, is a
topic of great interest. This parallelism raises the
question of what the true history of humankind is.
According to antiquity and history, the Sumerian texts
are much older than the Bible.
If we assume that Adapa and Adam are the same
person, then many things begin to make sense. For
example, in the Sumerian text, "The wise men, perfect
puradu fishes of the seas, are seven."
Perfect paradu fishes, is it possible that they are
related to the figures of fishes? We have already seen
in previous chapters the relationship with the big
fishes. But why are the big fishes related to these
sages? Did they have a snake-like, scaly aspect? Every
time I go deeper and deeper into the depths of the
knowledge that exists in these Sumerian tablets, all of
this makes me think that everything is oriented to the

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fact that these wise men had an aspect of scaly fish, of
serpents...
The wise men resembled fish men just like the
Dogon who also spoke of these Nommos, these fish
beings. But let's continue, we know that there are
seven wise men, but here there is something really
important. Federico Lara Peinado collects an
annotation where not 7 wise men are described, but
10 wise men. These 10 sages existed before these 7
sages. These 10 wise men ruled the Earth for 430,000
years, 430,000 years before the Universal Flood!
If Federico Lara Peinado, a great scholar who
dedicated more than 30 years of his life to the study
of these Sumerian tablets, mentions that there is a
period of 430,000 years where these 10 wise men
ruled the world, then this means that the history of
the Anunnaki written on the Sumerian tablets is worth
investigating.
Apparently, I will have to do some research and
write a new book to find out who these 10 sages were.
These sages existed 430,000 years ago before the
Flood, a huge and very distant amount of time. So, if
this is true, that means we must travel to the times of
Telentia, Atlantis, Lemuria, and Hyperborea. These
lost continents for which there is evidence that they
really existed once.
It is possible that the Sumerians were not the
world's first civilization, nor were the Proto-
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civilizations, there were more unofficial civilizations.
For science, it is very possible that this was the case.
Let us know the names of the seven sages: Adapa,
Nunpiriggaldin, Piriggalnungal, Piriggalabzu, Lu-
Nanna, Eninkarnunna, and the seventh sage whose
name is a mystery. According to Francisco Lara
Peinado, he theorizes that it could have been Enki.
However, in the tablets it is mentioned that Enki
created the seven sages, so it is impossible that Enki
created himself. Therefore, only the names of six
sages are known, and the identity of the seventh sage
will remain a mystery. The tablet is destroyed almost
at the end, and we will discuss this in the next
chapters. There is an incantation, but at the end of this
destroyed tablet, we cannot read who the seventh sage
was.
Let us continue analyzing the Sumerian texts about
the seven wise men:
"Piriggalabzu, born in Eridu, and who set his seal on a
suhur-mash fish, angered Ea very much in the Abzu, and Ea
cut off all the cords of his cervical spine."
We should remember that we are mixing the tablets
of the Sumerians and the tablets of the Akkadians
which is why Ea is Akkadian while Enki is Sumerian.
When we talk about cutting his cervical vertebra,
we are talking about reducing his intelligence. Enki
(Ea) was the creator of the sages, so he endowed them
a higher degree of intelligence and knowledge, which
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sage, Piriggalabzu, does something that arouses the
fury of Ea (Enki), and Enki grants him a punishment:
the reduction of the gift of extreme knowledge.
Let us continue analyzing these texts:
"The fourth sage was Lu-Nanna, wise only by two-thirds,
who helped a ushumgallu dragon to flee from the
Eninkarnunna of Ishtar, palace of king Shulgi. The rest of the
sages were born as humans to whom the god Ea gifted perfect
and vast knowledge."
First, we find Lu-Nanna, the fourth sage, whose
genes contained 20% human genes and 80% god
genes. In other words, the Sumerians had knowledge
of hybridization, the creation of chimeric beings
created from Anunnaki DNA and human DNA.
These hybrid beings are mentioned in the Bible and
are better known as Nephilim or Giants, which are
also mentioned in the Book of Enoch.
We have mentioned the word Usumgal, which is
spelled ushumgallu. According to the text we have
just read, it mentions this ushumgallu being, a dragon-
like being that escapes from the temple of the goddess
Ishtar (Inanna for the Sumerians). This ushumgallu or
Usumgal is a reptilian race that coexisted with the
Anunnaki. But there is an even more interesting
hypothesis: the Usumgal would be a kind of vehicle
that transported the Anunnaki. In many texts,
references to the word Usumgal are mentioned. The
Usumgal always appeared when men saw elongated
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flew in these Usumgal. When these texts mention that
these Usumgal came out of the temples. Perhaps
these temples could be garages where these Usumgal
were waiting for their passengers to fly out of these
garages? This hypothesis comes from the Sumerian
texts.
This tablet, which narrates the existence of the
Seven Wise Men, ends with a strange and mysterious
incantation that has no concordance with other
tablets. According to Federico Lara Peinado, the
incantation mentions the Seven Sumerian Wise Men.
If these Seven Sages really existed and performed
many spells and incantations for an unknown
purpose, what effect would these incantations have?

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 Mesopotamia

Describing the history of Mesopotamia is

extremely complicated, as it was home to many
civilizations with completely opposite origins,
different languages, religions, and traditions that
converged and fought among themselves. Therefore,
before explaining the chronological events of the
different civilizations that interacted in Mesopotamia
since the origin of human civilization, I will make a
list of all the civilizations that interacted with each
other and later had great importance in our study of
the Sumerian texts and all the misunderstandings that
have been created.
The list of civilizations includes:
-Sumer
-Akkadia
-Babylonian (whose history unfolded in different
periods with moments of booms and busts in which
the Babylonians interacted with other civilizations)
-Assyria
-Hittite
-Mitanni
-And Persian.
Now let's travel 5500 years before Christ when the
first villages began developing in the area. In these
villages, for the first time, social differentiation began
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slightly centralized administration and first
commercialization at the local level. The villages of
Eridu and Ubaid were part of this period.
Moving forward to 3500 BC, these villages began
developing into cities during the Ubaid and Eridu
periods. These civilizations were stratified, with a
social hierarchy, a large population, public
architecture, a centralized administration, and long-
distance trade. Here we can find characteristics that
have defined our present complex civilization, and it
is here where we will begin to talk about the
mysterious people known as the Sumerians. First of
all, we must situate this world geographically. The
Sumerian civilization was supposedly located south of
Mesopotamia.
But before we talk about Sumer, we must ask
ourselves, where did these people come from? What
is their origin? Who are the Sumerians? This is a
much-debated topic in archaeology and history. Many
scholars do not really know their origin. However,
archaeology has many theories concerning this
mystery. The oldest theory suggests that the origin of
the Sumerians would be in the north or east of
Mesopotamia, in the mountainous areas or the
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 More Myhts

The Journey of Nanna to Nippur

This myth tells us about the importance of Nanna's
journey with regard to the power of the great god
Enlil. This myth is not complete, but we know that
Nanna gave his blessing to Enlil, giving him power
and exalting him. Let's analyze the following text:
"Nanna-Suen anchored his celestial boat."
This celestial boat has clear references to a vehicle,
celestial boats that the Anunnaki used for travel. We
can also see this in Indian mythology with the
Vimanas. These flying vehicles appear in the texts of
the Mahabharata, the Ramayana, and the Rigveda.
Indian texts were younger than Sumerian texts and
speak exactly the same thing: devices whose purpose
was the transportation and travel of the gods through
the heavens.
Nanna means man of the sky. This Anunnaki god
is also known as Nanna-Suen. Suen is a Sumerian
symbol that means moon. So Nanna is the name of a
sky god associated with the moon. Nanna is a
Sumerian god, but the Akkadians call him Sin.

Dumuzi and Enkimdu

In this tablet, we find the myth of the courtship
between two gods, Dumuzi and Enkimdu, who both
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Akkadians). This myth is important because it has a
parallel with the story of Cain and Abel. One fragment
reads:
"The maiden is Inanna, in the stable, the maiden of the
sheepfold..."
This story has much to analyze. Inanna (Ishtar for
the Akkadians) was the wife of An (Anu for the
Akkadians), the god of the heavens and all Anunnaki.
Thus, Inanna was considered the owner of the
heavens.
Dumuzi and Enkimdu both competed for the love
of Inanna. Dumuzi's name was originally Dumuzi-
Abzu, the legitimate son of the Abzu, which
connected the earth to the underworld. This myth
tells us that Dumuzi was the protagonist, but he died
at some point. In the Akkadian period, he was
revived. Thanks to Ishtar, the protagonist of the myth
of the Descent of Ishtar into the Underworld, we
know that it was this goddess who revived the old,
dead god.
Samuel Noah Kramer even dares to link this event
with the resurrection of Jesus Christ, which is
unsettling because the Bible draws heavily from
ancient Sumerian texts.
There are many similarities between the myth of
Dumuzi and Enkimdu and the biblical story of Cain
and Abel, more than we realize. Dumuzi and
Enkimdu were gods of cattle herders, while Cain and
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Cain emerging as the victor and a murderer. These
stories are essentially the same but with different
names.

Emesh and Eten

These tablets tell us about the importance of summer
and winter for human beings. This myth tells us about
how Enlil assigned on Earth what winter should do
and what summer should do. There is an interesting
text in the Sumerian tablets that says:
"Emesh gave his brother much gold, all the silver, and the
beautiful lapis lazuli."
Every time I find the word gold in Sumerian
tablets, they destroy all the invented stories of
Zecharia Sitchin since he said that gold was very
scarce on the planet of the Anunnaki and that they
needed to extract gold from Earth to repair the
atmosphere of their legendary planet Nibiru.
Now we know that gold was abundant and gifts
were made with gold, even among the Anunnaki. So
gold was not a product that the Anunnaki gods
needed.
We must mention that Nibiru does not appear in
the Sumerian tablets either. There is a small reference
in the Enuma Elish myth (the Origin of Everything)
but the Enuma Elish is not a Sumerian myth, it is
Babylonian. So the Enuma Elish myth is a copy of a
copy of a copy that distorted the true story written by
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So now you know, you should understand better
that Zecharia Sitchin lied. His books are important
and great for a science fiction movie but that's all it is:
fiction and lies. The truth is in the Sumerian tablets.

Inanna and Shukallituda

This myth tells us how Inanna becomes angry with
a mortal human who rapes her while she is in a deep
sleep. Inanna was sleeping, and after this, she
unleashes her anger by brutally punishing humankind
and killing many humans. The text reads as follows:
"When Inanna crossed the skies and the earth, after crossing
Elam and Shubur, and after crossing mountains, she was a
hierodule. Inanna who was tired rested her body in the garden
and slept. Shukallituda, a gardener, watched her from the other
side of the great garden and violated her, taking her in his strong
arms. Then, Shukallituda returned to the other side of the
garden."
Hierodule is a word that means goddess or woman
who practiced prostitution in sacred temples.
The story may not make complete sense: a goddess
who descends from the heavens to rest in a garden
and starts sleeping, only for a human to appear and
rape her, after which he flees. However, let's continue
reading:
"The dawn disappeared and the sun appeared. The sleeping
woman woke up and saw with terror around her..."
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This makes us think that the Anunnaki gods were not
entirely divine beings, but lived among human beings.
They ate, drank, and slept with human beings.
However, this changes in the Akkadian tablets, where
the gods were invisible and lived in the sky. Let's
continue analyzing the Sumerian text:
"All the wells were filled with blood, all the forests, and all
the beautiful gardens were filled with blood. Those who searched
for firewood at that time drank blood, and the serving women
filled the buckets only with blood. 'I want to know the name of
the one who abused my beautiful being. I will search for him in
all the nations of the Earth.'"
This myth is interesting to analyze because it tells
us important things about the gods. For the
Sumerians, the gods were physical beings, but their
consciousness and technology were much more
advanced. Thus, we can conclude that they were not
divine gods, but beings like us.
They were extraterrestrial beings since they came
from the sky and the stars. This changes in the
Akkadian texts, and the change is even greater in the
Babylonian texts where Marduk becomes the only all-
powerful god of the Anunnaki surpassing An, Enlil,
and Enki in power. We will discuss this in the
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 Sumerian People

This civilization was in the desert but there were

other civilizations around it. These civilizations were
feeding and developing near the fruits of the Tigris
and Euphrates, the two rivers where Sumerian culture
developed.
The cities of Aššur and Mari were some of the few
civilizations that interacted with Sumer commercially,
but as an empire, it was the Akkadians who were also
located to the south of Mesopotamia, making the city
of Kish the geographical boundary.
What was the relationship between the Akkadians
and the Sumerians? Well, this relationship was a
constant cultural exchange. At first, Sumerian culture
was superior, but at some point, the Akkadian empire
absorbed all their knowledge, culture, customs, and
religion, effectively swallowing up Sumeria.
This civilization resurfaced with what is known as
the Neo-Sumerian period, with the Third Dynasty of
Ur that can be dated from around 2192 BC. This
moment in Sumerian civilization concludes with the
invasion of the Martu people (or Amorites) in 2004
BC.
After this, we must ask ourselves, what civilizations
were around Sumer and Akkad? We find the
beginning of the Babylonians, known as the Paleo-
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On the one hand, this Paleo-Babylonian Empire is
characterized as Amorite (the Amorites belonged to a
people close to the Paleo-Babylonian Empire). On
the other hand, we have the hegemony of two other
cities that we can see on the map of Mesopotamia:
Isin and Larsa. Isin appeared first, then Larsa. Isin
appeared in 2000 BC, and Larsa in 1932 BC.
At the same time as this Paleo-Babylonian Empire
and the hegemony of Isin and Larsa, we find what
would later be the Assyrian Empire, that is, the
Ancient Assyrian Empire. All of this happens because
Aššur installs a dynasty with Akkadian names that
begins to battle with neighboring civilizations and
begins to have preeminence.
In the 18th century BC, the Babylonian Empire
became more important. And here is where we find
the famous Hammurabi (Paleo-Babylonian king of
Babylon).
Now, the Hittites, from the kingdom of Hatti,
came from the Anatolian region, which is modern-day
Turkey. At the same time, the Hurrians, from the
kingdom of Mitanni, a people also from the Anatolian
region, founded the Mitanni Empire.
Contemporaneously, the Kassites settled in Babylon.
The Kassites were a people from the mountain of
Iran. It is here that the Babylonian Empire resurfaces.
The Middle Assyrian Empire conquers Mitanni
and causes its extinction, and thus begins the battle
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with Babylon, around 1200 BC, the Invasion of the
Sea Peoples arrives in Mesopotamia. This invasion
causes political disorganization. After this political
disorganization, with the invasion of the Sea Peoples,
the Assyrian people resurface, also known as the Neo-
Assyrian Empire, around the 9th and 8th centuries
BC. In the 7th century BC, the invasion of another
people, the Indo-Iranians, occurs, with Babylon
resurging as a result, and the whole story ends with
the invasion of the Persians.

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 Myths of Heroes and
Demons

Here, we can find several events, such as the feats

of the hero Gilgamesh, as well as the first reference to
vampirism in all of history: Lilith, a vampire woman
who, according to Hebrew mythology, was the first
wife of Adam. Lilith left paradise and became a
demon to create a lineage of vampires. Are we facing
the true origin of vampirism?

The myth of Gilgamesh, Enkidu, and the

Netherworld
This myth found on the Sumerian tablets, tells us
about a battle that Enki, lord of the waters, had
against a powerful primordial monster. It also tells us
about the creation of life and some important objects
that emitted a powerful sound but fell into the
underworld. Gilgamesh and Enkidu wanted to
recover those objects.
Before analyzing this myth, you should know that
Enki is not Enkidu. Enkidu means made by Enki.
Enkidu would be a kind of hominid created to kill
Gilgamesh, but Enkidu could not kill Gilgamesh, and
they became friends. The Epic of Gilgamesh also
mentions the feats of Enkidu and Gilgamesh. In
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Let's start analyzing the first fragment of text on
this tablet:
"An took the sky, Enlil took the earth, and Ereshkigal
was taken to the underworld as her prey."
Ereshkigal is the name of an Anunnaki goddess
who was kidnapped by the demon Kur. This demon
had the appearance of a snake and lived in the
primordial waters. These waters are obviously the
underworld. Enki fought against Kur when the
Anunnaki god went down to the underworld to
rescue the goddess Ereshkigal. Enki won that fight. It
is important to know that in Sumerian mythology,
there is a sky, an underworld, and a super sky. The
super sky is above the sky, and this is where the
Anunnaki gods are living. It is interesting to see how
reference is made to the Catholic concept of hell; it is
an interesting coincidence. Let's keep reading the
Sumerian texts:
"The tree grew slowly, but no foliage grew from its trunk
because from the roots, the snake that did not know the spell
made its nest there. Inside the tree, the woman Lilith built her
home, and Inanna cried rivers at that moment!"
For a moment, I thought Lilith had no connections
with the Sumerians, but I was wrong. Lilith is a female
demon, a succubus, a being that feeds on our sexual
energy while we sleep. The Sumerian legend, not the
Hebrew one (the Hebrew legend is much more
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Adam. Likewise, the name Lilith also refers to and is
linked to other names such as the night spirit, the
enemy of childbirth, and newborns.
According to legend, Lilith left Eden by her own
decision and went to live by the Red Sea, where she
joined Samael. Samael eventually became her lover,
and then Lilith also had more lovers. These new
lovers were other demons. Lilith became a demon
who kidnapped children from their cribs at night and
also had sexual relations with men while they slept.
Lilith is a succubus demon that appears in men's
dreams while they sleep. Lilith, the succubus demon,
sexually abused men, thus engendering the children of
Lilith, called Lilin. The Lilin, according to Hebrew
mythology, are the first vampires, the ancient
vampires.
It is inevitable to be surprised when finding the
name Lilith in Sumerian tablets. Let's remember that
Sumerian texts are the oldest texts in history, so the
origin of vampirism can be found in Sumerian tablets.
It wouldn't be a coincidence that the Hebrews took
some notes from the Sumerian tablets. I say this
because the Hebrews also narrate the Great Flood
exactly like the Sumerians.
Let's continue with our analysis:
“From the roots, Gilgamesh the hero struck the great serpent
that could conjure unknown spells. In its golden cup, the horrible
bird Imdugud carried its offspring as it fled to the interior of the
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home it destroyed before fleeing to the desert.”
This text refers to Lilith's escape from paradise.
According to Hebrew mythology, Lilith left paradise,
while Sumerian mythology states that she fled to the
desert. Both mythologies talk about the same thing!
The exile of Lilith, the serpent who left paradise!
You should know, reader, that Lilith is Ishtar (the
goddess of the Sumerians), Lilith is also Inanna (the
goddess of the Akkadians). Time changed her name,
but not her actions or the events that link her to these
mythologies. These three divinities are different
names for the same deity.
We must take a step back in the previous chapters
and talk about the myth of Inanna and Shukallituda.
This myth tells us that Inanna fell asleep while
Shukallituda sexually abused her.
Now, knowing that Inanna is Lilith, the story takes
another direction as succubi absorb the sexual energy
of their victims when they sleep and are submerged in
the deepest dreams. Everything seems to make sense
when we mix the elements: Inanna (Lilith) sleeping,
creating a dream for Shukallituda to see her sleeping
in the garden, he cannot help but sexually abuse her.
In that sexual abuse, in that rape, there is a dream, and
in that dream, there is sexual desire, and this sexual
desire is a kind of energy like the one succubi use to
feed on.
I don't think Lilith was raped, but rather taking
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doesn't make sense for a goddess to be raped.
Although this is my analysis, maybe you have another
one, reader. But really, if we understand it this way,
everything makes more sense.
From that moment on, vampirism became
intertwined with ancient cultures, but the oldest
known references to vampires are found in Sumerian
texts. This is particularly interesting because the
concept of the vampire has existed since time
immemorial.
If you are interested in learning more about
vampires, I recommend reading books on Hebrew
mythology. However, it's important to note that most
of what you will find there is modern. The oldest texts
on the subject come from Sumerian literature.
Let's continue reading what the tablets tell us:
"He tried to put his feet in, but they wouldn't fit. So he
decided to sit in front of the enormous gate of Gaznir, the Great
Horrible Eye of the Underworld. If you wish to venture into the
deep underworld, listen carefully to my words: 'Do not carry a
staff in your hand, lest the shadows stir before you...'

Two things are worth noting here: Gaznir is

considered the main dwelling of the Underworld, or
Hell, and appears in many myths. It is also the great
gate that leads to the underworld's main hall.
The staff mentioned in the text refers to the dead;
the Sumerians called them the Elimmu. According to
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remained on Earth after a person died because they
believed the soul and spirit were connected to the
mind and thought. It's important to remember that
Sumerians believed in creation through the spoken
word.
The next text reads:
"'Go ahead! You can open the gate of the Underworld!
Release the infernal spirits, the spirit of the great and powerful
Enkidu!' Someone opened the gate of Hell. 'I ask you, what
did you just see?' 'I will tell you, my dear friend. I will tell
you...'”
Enkidu descended into the underworld because
two objects that emitted sounds had fallen into it.
Unfortunately, the meaning of these sounds remains
a mystery to this day, as neither I nor Federico Lara
Peinado have been able to decipher them. We will
never know what Enkidu saw in the underworld
because the relevant parts of the tablets were
destroyed and cannot be read.

Gilgamesh and Agga of Kish

These tablets tell us another myth about
Gilgamesh, which was rescued from 11 tablets found
in the city of Nippur dating back to 2700 years before
Christ.
The translation of these tablets tells the story of the
legendary hero named Gilgamesh, whose DNA was
made up of 40% human blood and 60% gods blood.
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Gilgamesh defended.
At the end of the myth, Gilgamesh was able to
convince the invading army not to spill blood on
sacred land. One very interesting text fragment reads
as follows:
“Those whom King Emmebaraggesi sent, along with his
firstborn Agga, departed from Kish to confront the mighty
Gilgamesh in Uruk."
According to the Sumerian king list, Agga was the
last king of Kish, reigning for 625 years after the
Universal Flood cataclysm. This is important because
Sumerian heroes possessed god blood and lived six
times longer than a normal human being. 625 years is
a long time to rule. Emmebaraggesi, Agga's father,
according to Sumerian tablets, reigned for more than
900 years. This proves that these kings and heroes had
longer lives than human beings.
The Anunnaki gods were immortal, but the heroes
and kings had a long life because they had 60% or
more Anunnaki DNA. These kings and heroes had
Anunnaki blood in their DNA to live healthy and
prolonged lives over time. However, kings and heroes
were mortal, and they would eventually die.
Now let's analyze the following text:
"Uruk, work of the gods, Eanna, the house that descends
from the heavens, it has been the powerful gods who constructed
its parts, for its great wall that reaches the clouds, for its
beautiful home founded by Anu..."

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 Eanna was a temple built for the goddess Inanna.
To me, this text speaks of a truly important
construction, one created by the Anunnaki gods and
descending from the heavens. It is possible that
Eanna was an immense structure in the sky that
descended to earth. This makes me think that it was a
type of flying machine that descended to Earth,
similar to the Vimanas of Indian culture that we have
previously discussed.

Gilgamesh and the Land of the Queen Life

This myth tells the story of Gilgamesh and his
friend Enkidu, who embark on a great struggle against
the powerful guardian Humbaba. Humbaba was a
fierce protector of the Cedar Forest, where the gods
resided, and he prevented anyone from accessing their
realm. In a fragment of the text, Gilgamesh says to
Enkidu as they set off towards the Land of the Queen
Life, which is believed to be the dwelling place of the
gods:
"Oh mighty Enkidu, the great brick and the mortal seal
still do not bring us mortal destiny."
There is some debate among scholars about the
location of the Land of the Queen Life. Samuel Noah
Kramer suggests that it may be in the Bahrain Islands,
where Dilmun, the dwelling of the gods, was thought
to be located. In the text, the word "courage" is
mentioned, which refers to the warrior spirit that
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believed that the spirit was a substance that became
corporeal upon leaving the body, the gods used words
and thoughts to create and destroy through the
Tablets of Destiny.
Continuing with the text, Gilgamesh implores the
god Utu for help in his quest for immortality, saying:
"Oh mighty god Utu, I would like to say a word to you,
listen to my weak voice: In our city, men perish with burdened
hearts. Men perish, their hearts no longer possess hope. I have
seen on the great wall and I have seen their corpses floating in
the river. And I know that my destiny will be to perish like my
brothers because the most powerful of men cannot touch the
heavens with his hands."
This passage illustrates Gilgamesh's desire for
immortality and his willingness to do whatever it takes
to achieve it. He wants to enter the Land of the Queen
Life, defeat Humbaba, and steal the plant that grants
immortality. However, the gods are immortal and
beyond the reach of mortal men like Gilgamesh.
Finally, the text describes seven heroes who are the
offspring of the same mother.
“The first hero is a voracious lion that devours everything in
its path; the second hero is a terrible serpent that kills every
living being; the third hero is a voracious dragon that devours
its enemies and prey without mercy; the fourth hero is fire that
burns everything; the fifth hero is a terrifying winged snake that
freezes hearts with fear; the sixth hero is a deadly flood that
destroys and drowns nations; the seventh hero is a swift
thunderbolt that cannot turn back to look behind itself.”

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 Two important things to highlight here:
1. The Powerful Seven Heroes: These heroes were
not people, but seven demons who made the earth
explode from the immense skies. This attack from
these demons seems to be meteorites, or perhaps
missiles launched from the skies by some spacecraft
of these gods?
2. In the text, we can see that dragons, serpents,
and snakes are frequently mentioned. Federico Lara
Peinado suggests that snakes appear in all cultures and
religions of the world. For him, it is as if all the
cultures of the world had acquired the knowledge of
the Sumerians. However, it is more likely that these
gods are truly present in all cultures of the world. It is
strange that almost all religions in the world feature
snakes, dragons, and serpents. We must be objective
in interpreting all of this and acknowledge that these
coincidences cannot be denied. There is an influence
of the reptilian gods in all of these ancient religions
and cultures.
Let's continue reading the text:
"Gilgamesh said again, 'By Ninsun, who is my mother, and
by Lugulbanda, who is my stepfather, I swear that I will not
rest until I have killed this human, Humbaba. Whether he is
a human or a powerful god, I will not stop until I reach the
Land of the Living. I will bring his head to the city.' Enkidu
spoke to his friend, the brave Gilgamesh: 'But I have seen him,
my friend, and I tremble at the sound of his name. The fangs of
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the bravest lion, and no one can escape his powerful forehead
that knocks down trees and reeds.'"
Humbaba is a being created by the god Utu.
According to the tablets, Humbaba has a human
form, but he looks very much like a dragon or serpent.
He is very tall, and his strength is colossal. Gilgamesh
defeats him by cutting off his head and bringing it
before Enki.
The end of this story cannot be read due to the
poor condition of the tablets, but we can deduce the
ending from the following myth.

The Death of Humbaba, Guardian of the Cedar

Forest
This tablet was found in the ancient city of Larsa,
and the myth on this tablet is closely related to the
previous one: Gilgamesh and the Land of the Queen Life.
Let's read the following text:
“Humbaba let out his threatening and horrible cry against
Gilgamesh, Enkidu, and their companions. At the same time,
more than 50 inhabitants, colleagues of Gilgamesh, went and
cut his sharp branches, then tied them and threw them near the
slopes of an immense mountain, and Humbaba continued with
his threatening cries.”
According to Federico Lara Peinado, the horrible
and threatening cries were meant to defend himself
and intimidate his opponents, but a kind of spell
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Gilgamesh, Enkidu, and the 50 inhabitants.
“At the instant the seventh cry of Humbaba ended,
Gilgamesh went to Humbaba's dwelling. Humbaba's face was
like that of a horrible serpent from the skies."
Humbaba was a humanoid being, but when
someone approached him, they could see his true
reptilian appearance, his snake-like aspect. He was an
abomination, a monstrous creation. Let's continue
analyzing the text:
"The warrior heart of the mighty Gilgamesh, son of the
powerful Ninsun, was moved. Enkidu interceded and said:
'Whoever has never seen the destructive hands of a warrior? A
revered warrior return to Gipar.'"
This text tells us how Gilgamesh, after defeating
Humbaba, has compassion for him and does not want
to end his life, but Enkidu makes him reflect on killing
the monstrous Humbaba. If Gilgamesh killed him, he
and Enkidu could enter the Land of the Queen Life.
Enkidu cut off Humbaba's head.
The text mentions the word Gipar, which means
the Black Chamber that was in the temples. Gipar was
a chamber where a god or the gods rested at night
when they descended to Earth.
Let's continue analyzing the following text:
"’Let him sit before you, let him eat the bread that all of you
eat, and also let him drink everything that you drink, after the
god Enki has removed his sweet and horrible cry from his
place.’"
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and taking Humbaba's head to Enki, Enki regains
Humbaba's body. Enki extracts the horrible cry from
Humbaba and stores it in some container. Enki
obtained Humbaba's most powerful weapon: his
horrible cry.
Enki links the soul of the monster Humbaba to the
lives of Enkidu and Gilgamesh by casting a curse
upon them with his terrible presence.
It is interesting that they use that breath, that
horrendous cry, as a weapon. I find it very interesting
that Enki does something like that.

The Death of Gilgamesh

Let's read the text on this last tablet:
"Do not grieve, do not be discouraged. Who among all men
made the worst mistake?"
This text tells us the despair and suffering of
Gilgamesh when a snake stole the plant of
immortality from him. The biblical Noah, better
known to the Sumerians as Ziusudra, gave this plant
to Gilgamesh. Ziusudra left this plant underwater, but
the plant that Gilgamesh found underwater was
stolen by a snake, and that snake could be an
Anunnaki god.
Let's continue reading the following text, which, to
me, is one of the most important along with the myth
of Lilith:
"For the Anunnaki gods of the kingdom called Dukug, and
for the small Igigi of the kingdom of Dukug."

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 An (Anu for the Akkadians) created the Anunnaki.
These Anunnaki lived in the kingdom of Dukug,
which was located east of the world. The Igigi are
another creation, another race distinct from the
Anunnaki. An is not an Anunnaki, he is above them.
An is the creator of the Anunnaki. This makes me
reflect that An has the aspect of a serpent. The
Anunnaki have a serpent-like appearance due to An's
genes, but their creation, the Anunnaki gods, have a
human form.
So we can appreciate many differences between the
beings in Sumerian culture. The Anunnaki, the
Usumgal, and the Igigi are three distinct races. Don't
get confused.
We will talk about these Igigi beings, as they are
very similar to those gray beings, those grey aliens. But
the creator of everything, An, seems to be a very
different being from all the beings he created. His
appearance is very different. It can then be asserted
that An is another as-yet-unknown race.

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 The Myth of the
Afterlife

For the Sumerians, there was a hell in the depths of

the Earth, a hidden world protected by a guardian and
seven enormous gates with seven enormous locks.
Ereshkigal was the queen of the underworld and
darkness. In this chapter, we will talk about this and
also about life after death. For the Sumerians, there
were very specific funeral rituals to elevate the Zi,
which means the soul, the spirit of the dead gods.
With this, the souls of the gods could wander in an
immaterial world for all eternity. Let's analyze more
deeply what the Sumerians thought about hell and life
after death, which we will see in the tablets
corresponding to the myths of the Sumerian Afterlife.

The Descent of Inanna to the Underworld.

This myth appears on 13 clay tablets that were
found in the city of Nippur. These tablets are about
4,000 to 4,200 years old. The myth narrates the
descent of Inanna to the underworld, the death of
Inanna, and the resurrection of Inanna thanks to the
intervention of Enki who resurrected her with
magical brews.
These 13 tablets tell us how the husband of Inanna,
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that Inanna could escape the rules of the Sumerian
underworld and return to the world of the living.
The goddess Ereshkigal, queen of the underworld
and darkness, was responsible for maintaining and
enforcing the rules of her realm.
Let's read the following text:
"To descend from the countless heights to the deepest of
abysses, she employed her thoughts."
The countless heights refer to the heavens. The
Sumerians divided the heavens into several layers,
several levels. This is very similar to the atmospheric
layers we know today. So it is possible that the
Sumerians were aware that the sky was not the limit.
They knew that there were more heavens. In other
words, were they aware that there were more
atmospheric layers?
When the Sumerians spoke of the deep abysses,
they referred to an underground world, a world
hidden beneath the earth. They linked these abysses
with something dark and evil, which is consistent with
the idea we have of the biblical Hell.
Let's continue analyzing the following text:
"My noble lady will abandon the heavens, abandon the
beautiful earth, because she has decided to go to the terrible
underworld."
When the Sumerians spoke of the underworld, we
must know that this is something that was translated
by scholars and translators, as this world bears a
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underworld where Inanna descends is called Kur-nu-
gia in Sumerian, while the Akkadians called the
underworld Erset La Tari (which means land of no
return). If a mortal or god wanted to access this world,
they had to enter through a huge abyss or gate. Later,
we will see why there were seven gates; these seven
gates were the only entrance to the abyss where the
Sumerian underworlds were located.
Let's keep reading:
“Then she left Eanna to be able to descend to the terrible
underworlds.”
Eanna was Inanna's home, a sort of palace or
floating mansion high up in the sky. The Sumerians
believed that it was something static in the sky and in
the air, and that the gods lived in flying boats that
were similar to airplanes or spaceships. The similarity
between these flying boats and modern technology is
undeniable, and it makes me tremble with fear and
feel bewildered. Let's continue analyzing Sumerian
texts:
“The 7 Me tablets, he held them at his side, gathered all the
Me tablets and carried them in his hand, placed the Me tablets
on a surface, and arranged them.”
We already know that Tablets Me mean Tablets of
Destiny or Order. These Tablets Me were the most
powerful artifacts in all of Sumerian and Akkadian
culture. These tablets contained all the names of all
existing beings. Having these tablets meant having
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absolute power. For this reason, these artifacts were
the most powerful in the world. The Tablets Me were
also a deadly weapon.
These weapons were devices that the Anunnaki
gods held in their hands. This may be a type of
engineering that the Anunnaki gods needed in order
to descend into the underworld.
The following text tells us something very
interesting:
“A beautiful necklace made of the finest lapis lazuli, a shiny
gold ring like the sun, a breastplate attached to her chest, a
mantle on her broad back, and her comrade Ninshubur
descended to the underworld.”
Here we can see how the Anunnaki goddess,
Inanna, needs protection, a kind of armor to descend
into the deep underworld, and not only does she need
armor, but also mystical protection like the gold ring
or the lapis lazuli necklace.
If we understand this, seeing through the eyes of
the Sumerians, they understood all this technology as
a kind of device that the Anunnaki gods had on their
bodies, and armor to defend themselves. But although
for the Anunnaki gods, a gold ring was just
technology, for the Sumerians it was just a gold ring.
That was the interpretation of the Sumerians for this
technology of the gods. This interpretation is based
on the objects they used in their daily lives.
Let's continue our reading:
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what 'the food of this life' is, he knows what 'the drink of this
life' is. I'm sure he will make me resurrect again."
According to Sumerian tablets, Ninshubur visited
several gods, including Enki and Enlil. Enlil ignored
Ninshubur's presence, but Enki listened to him. Enki
told Ninshubur that if Inanna would die in the
underworld, Enki would give her the food and drink
of life so that she could resurrect and leave the
underworld.
Ninshubur, who was in love with Inanna and her
faithful servant, made a trip to ask for help from the
gods, but only Enki listened to him. Enki created a
type of chemical or brew known as the food and drink
of life to obtain immortality. In Sumerian culture, we
see that these gods and the subsequent kings, whether
human or hybrid, gods or men, all lived for more than
800 years, some even exceeding 1000 or 1200 years in
their dynasties. It is possible that the ancient
Sumerians knew the secret of eternal youth and
immortality. Let's keep reading:
"In the castle of the underworld, Inanna said, 'Open this
castle, guardian! Open this castle! Open the castle, Neti, for I
will enter alone!' Neti replied, 'Why have you come to the
underworld?' Inanna responded, 'Because the husband of
Ereshkigal has been killed.' Inanna entered the castle of Lady
Ereshkigal, and Ereshkigal said to Inanna, 'Oh, my lady, you
are a maiden and come without anyone to accompany you, with
that appearance of divinity, you are at the gate.' Ereshkigal said
to Neti, 'Open the great gate of the underworld, remove the seven

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enormous bolts, the all-seeing eye in the underworld. Open the
door of the castle, and when she has entered, ashamed and
without clothing, bring her to me.' When the goddess Inanna
entered, her golden crown, beautiful necklace of fine lapis lazuli,
golden ring, and the pectoral of her chest were removed because
the laws of the underworld are all perfect."
In hell there were guardians, Neti was one of them.
Neti protected the 7 gates and their 7 locks. Samuel
Noah Kramer and Federico Lara Peinado disagreed
on whether the gate of the underworld had 7 locks, or
if these 7 locks belonged to each of these 7 gates.
Ereshkigal is the Anunnaki goddess of the
underworld and darkness, she was the sister of Inanna
and other Anunnaki gods.
The text also tells us about the Eye of the
Underworld, and here there is much controversy.
None of the translators and academics really know
what the Eye of the Underworld, which watches the
gates, means. It is still unknown today what the
Sumerians referred to when they spoke of the Eye of
the Underworld. There is no further information on
this Eye of the Underworld.
Some scholars believe that the Eye of the
Underworld was a kind of mechanism that judged
those who wanted to enter the world of the
underworld. But again, the Eye of the Underworld is
truly unknown to translators and academics.
When Inanna is spoken of as being naked and
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passed through the seven gates, losing her objects one
by one. These objects protected Inanna, and when
they were taken away, she was left naked in the
underworld, a world that had different rules from the
world of the heavens.
In hell, everyone had to follow the rules. In this
infernal world, there may have been a kind of
mechanism that forced visitors to comply and obey
these rules. Let's keep reading the texts:
“Ereshkigal observed Inanna from the tip of her toes to
above her head. In Ereshkigal's gaze, there was death. After
saying something to Inanna, Inanna began to fall ill, and her
body became that of a corpse, which was hung on a nail.
Following three dismal days and three horrible nights, her
companion Ninshubur went to Enlil for help. Enlil said,
'Inanna, my heir, has been very ambitious,' and did not listen
to Ninshubur anymore. Ninshubur then went to Enki, and
Enki said, 'What happened to my offspring? I will save her.'
He removed some dirt from his fingernails and created a
Kurgarru and a Kalaturru. He gave the Kurgarru the food of
life and the Kalaturru the drink of life, and he wet Inanna with
the drink of life. Inanna stood up on her two feet. 'If Inanna
wants to leave the underworld, give us someone who will die for
her,' said Ereshkigal.”
Kurgarru and Kalaturru, according to Federico
Lara Peinado, were asexual beings. They were artificial
beings created by Enki. It is fascinating to know how
Enki can grant and take away life on some occasions.
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Underworld has its rules, and no one can ever leave
Hell once they enter it, unless there is someone who
will substitute for whoever dared to enter the
underworld. This was what Inanna intended to do to
be able to leave Hell, as she had died and then, with
the help of Enki, was able to resurrect.
It is also incredible to see how Ereshkigal was able
to kill a god, even turning her into a putrefied corpse
just by using words.
Let's continue analyzing the texts:
"The cruel tiny demons gallu seized Inanna. These demons
did not eat or drink; they stole the wife from the arms of her
husband and took the baby from her bosom. The goddess
Inanna left the underworld. Dumuzi, the guide, took Inanna's
hands, and Dumuzi turned pale."
The gallu were demons who lived in the
underworld, and they all carried spears. These gallu
demons remind us of those demons that appeared in
Dante Alighieri's Inferno or in Christian culture.
These demons also appear in Sumerian tablets, and
they are the ones who accompany Inanna out of Hell
to find a substitute and put him in Hell. Outside of
Hell, these demons find Dumuzi, Inanna's husband.
Dumuzi is frightened and turns pale when arrested by
these gallu demons.
Dumuzi lives in Hell and exchanges his place with
his sister Geshtinanna every six months. Dumuzi
became Inanna's husband, which is something I don't
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her husband Dumuzi like that? There are some
explanations in the Sumerian tablets that may better
explain all this.
Now, Dumuzi exchanging his stay in Hell with his
sister Geshtinanna means that this is a metaphor for
the change of harvest. The change of harvest is the
harvest of a particular food according to each season
of the year since Dumuzi is the god of the field and
agriculture.

The Death of Dumuzi

These tablets narrate to us how the death of
Dumuzi occurred. This myth does not speak of
Inanna's descent to the underworld, but it is
intimately linked to it.
Basically, this myth tells us how Dumuzi was
arrested by these gallu demons and also narrates how
Dumuzi manages to escape from the underworld on
three occasions, since the god Utu grants him
salvation.
I remember that the tablets also narrated how
Dumuzi transformed into animals; that is, the god
Dumuzi changed his appearance into several animals
to be able to escape from the underworld. However,
in the last escape, five gallu demons kill Dumuzi, and
on this occasion, he dies, not returning to the
underworld or the world of the living, but dies
according to this myth written on these Sumerian
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tablets, as they are very short. This is basically a
summary of the tablets.
Inanna and Bilulu
This myth is written on a broken tablet, found in
the Sumerian city of Nippur, and it tells an alternative
story of the death of Dumuzi. That is, Bilulu murders
Dumuzi and Inanna mourns the death of her husband
Dumuzi. When Inanna confronts Bilulu, Bilulu turns
her and her son, Girgire, into an Utuku and a Lama,
respectively.
The Utuku and the Lama were demons very similar
to the Gallu, with some differences. It is also said in
Sumerian texts that there were 7 demons who were
once gods and that for some unknown event, they
were cursed.
The Passion of Lil in the Tomb
This tablet tells us about the close relationship that
the Sumerians had with the underworld. It also talks
about their understanding of life and death, and its
contents place us in the Sumerian myth of The Death
of the God Lil and the concern of his sister, Ekime,
goddess of secrets, for her brother's irreversible death.
At one point, in the myth written on this tablet, the
spirit of the god Lil is released and wanders in an
immaterial and eternal form in our plane, in our
world.
Here we can see that in the oldest culture of all (the
Sumerian culture), these spirits and ghosts exist,
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true, is real. People of our time believe that there are
fictional ghosts and spirits that wander the world.
Even horror movies portray these fictional ghosts and
spirits.
It's amazing to see how the Sumerians already
spoke and knew about the spirit world. It is possible
that the Sumerians had more secrets and knowledge
of how to access the place where the cursed spirits of
the gods wander eternally. Let's analyze the following
text:
"May my lady mother, who fears for my life, extend the
Silah."
The Silah is a funeral ritual that specifically served
to release the spirit of a god, of a spirit, in this case,
Lil's spirit. This ritual makes Lil's spirit wander in a
material plane, as a material entity.

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 The Creation of
Everything

In this chapter, I have gathered all the Sumerian

tablets about the Enuma Elish myth, the Creation of
Everything. The translation is faithful to that of the
best translators who have studied these tablets for
over 30 years. Here, Nudimmud (known as Enki to
the Sumerians and Ea to the Akkadians) is an
important character.

Tablet 1
When in the heights nothing yet had a name, when in the
vastness of space there was absolutely nothing, much less the then
dark skies or the dustiest of lands...
And so it was that from the most incalculable heights, the
primordial and powerful gods, Abzu and Tiamat, mixed in a
magical broth the waters that belonged to both of them to create
the first gods, their first offspring.
From that magical mixture appeared two gods, who were the
greatest and most fearsome serpent beings that any eye had ever
seen. The names of these gods, the names of these offspring were
almost unpronounceable, they were the god Lahmu and the
goddess Lahamu.
Before the new gods, Lahmu and Lahamu, grew up and
became almighty, they begot two more offspring: Anshar, the
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were superior and more powerful than their parents.
These last two offspring gods created another god, whose
name was, as far as is known, An (that is, Anu), his destiny
was to see in eternity how things would change impressively. The
firstborn offspring of this god, An, was called by him
Nudimmud (better known as Ea or Enki). This god was born
with the gift of knowledge and was the wisest of all the wise.
His power was incalculable, no one could fight against his
power.
When in the heights there were already many gods, they all
went to live in the bowels of the maternal and primordial deity
of everything that existed, the maternal deity Tiamat.
When they all lived inside Tiamat, the maternal goddess of
everything could not rest because they disturbed the silence that
resided there. In the vast heavens, the noises were tremendous
and she could not be at peace. But Tiamat was able to forget
her anger because she was the maternal goddess of all the gods,
and there was always forgiveness in her generous heart.
However, Abzu, her husband and the father of the gods, was
insane and was tremendously annoyed with the children he had
created. His children made noise in the sky and he could not
allow such audacity.
Mummu, the Messenger of the gods, was summoned by
Abzu to plan a solution to the disorder that his children were
creating. Abzu wanted to speak with his wife, the maternal
deity Tiamat.
Both parents fought because Abzu, the father of everything,
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the mother of everything, Tiamat, with her kind motherly heart,
preferred not to punish them with Abzu's curse. She said to
him, 'Abzu, why do you want to make our beloved
children disappear? Let us be wise and understand, let
us have hope in them.'
After speaking with his beloved Tiamat, Abzu heard
Mummu's recommendation. Mummu recommended that Abzu
ignore his dear wife and destroy all the creation that he and
Tiamat had conceived, so that they could regain the peace they
had once known.
Abzu agreed to destroy all his children. The divine creations
heard the entire conversation between Abzu and Mummu and
felt terror, felt great fear at the thought of disappearing from
existence.
But Mummu and Abzu did not expect something.
Nudimmud (that is, Ea, Enki), the god of knowledge, the
divine being with absolute wisdom among all his brothers the
gods. Nudimmud created a wonderful and complex plan to be
able to rid himself of Abzu's fury, the primordial deity.
Through a powerful and complicated spell, Nudimmud
caused Abzu to fall into the deepest of sleeps from which he
could never awaken.
Nudimmud removed the shining golden crown from the head
of Mummu, the Messenger of the gods, stripped him of his
glowing aura, and chained him up.
Nudimmud then adorned himself with Mummu's glowing
aura and used the immeasurable body of the father of everything,
the primordial deity Abzu, to create his own kingdom. Within
Abzu, Nudimmud married the goddess Ninhursag, and from

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this union, the new god Marduk was born.
When An (Anu) met his grandson Marduk, he knew that
the future of his grandson would be to become the most powerful
of all deities, for Marduk had the necessary qualities to achieve
this. When Marduk spoke, fire from the sun could be seen in
his mouth. His face had two pairs of ears and two pairs of eyes,
which enabled him to see far into the immortal universe.
For An, Marduk would be the most powerful of all his
children and siblings. An also saw that Marduk possessed 10
powerful auras and 50 terrible flashes of lightning within his
tiny body, flashes of lights as powerful as thunders.
An was overjoyed at the birth of his little grandson and
created the four terrible and deadly winds. An gave the four
winds to Marduk as a gift to play with on earth so that he
would not get bored.
However, every disaster caused by Marduk stirred up
terrible storms of dust and sand, which greatly angered the
maternal goddess Tiamat and her children, the other deities.
The children of the maternal goddess Tiamat protested. They
could not understand why she allowed the death of Abzu, her
husband, and why An and his descendants did as they pleased,
especially Marduk, who played with the four terrible and deadly
winds, destroying everything on earth. The children of the
maternal goddess Tiamat could not understand why Tiamat did
not punish the descendants of An. They demanded revenge and
justice
Half of Tiamat's children forced her to destroy An and his
descendants for the crimes they had committed, because there was
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to rest as they did before the creation of An.
Tiamat obeyed this request, and with a huge army of
warriors, she prepared to declare war on An and his
descendants. She took the water from the infernal world of
Kubur, with which all things were created, and used it as a
weapon of creation. She created thousands of horrible and
terrible dragons, sharp weapons, many gigantic and horrible
leviathans, immortal hydras, predatory dogs and lions, men with
scorpion bodies, humanoid fish, and many more monstrosities
that possessed formidable weaponry.
Among these beasts were 11 beasts that were the most
powerful. Tiamat chose her most faithful vassal, Kingu, as the
leader of her troops, whom she named as the twelfth beast. Kingu
was the most powerful and a natural leader. Then Tiamat said
to Kingu, "I have granted you all my power in magic
and sorcery, go and show that you are the best of all
the Anunnaku of my descendants."
Tiamat gave Kingu the Tablet of Destiny, the Me Tablet,
the most destructive and devastating artifact of all that existed
at that time.
This war would begin when the maternal deity Tiamat made
her voice heard throughout the universe. She would shout and
her fury would fall upon the descendants of An.

Tablet 2
Tiamat was ready to begin the destruction of the descendants of
An. Her great army was powerful; but Nudimmud (also
known as Ea, Enki), the god of knowledge and wisdom,
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unleashed upon him and the descendants of An.
The 11 groups that belonged to Tiamat's army were led by
Kingu, who was the leader of this enterprise. In Kingu's chest
was the most powerful artifact in the universe: the Tablet of
Destinies, which could be used for creation or destruction of
anything using only a word.
Anshar encouraged Nudimmud to be the mythical hero who
would save his race from extinction. Nudimmud's mission
would be to kill the primordial goddess Tiamat and her
powerful group of beasts.
Nudimmud was the hope of his race, as his previous feat of
killing the god Abzu and his colleague Mummu meant to his
brothers that he would save them again.
After hearing the words of his beloved grandfather,
Nudimmud was very afraid and proposed that the hero of this
great and monumental war by his father, An (Anu), since he
was the most powerful of all the Anunnaki. An did not flinch
and accepted the challenge. To combat the terrible threat
approaching the Anunnaki, An brought out the mightiest of
all weapons, Kazuzu, the technological weapon of infinite power.
This weapon (Kazuzu) would be used if the goddess Tiamat
did not hear his voice. Anshar, Nudimmud's grandfather,
wanted to solve this misunderstanding without bloodshed, but
he hid the Kazuzu in case he ever needed it.
An tried to talk to the goddess Tiamat, but when An saw
all the monstrosities she had created he decided to run away.
When Anshar learned of his son An's failure, he became
very frightened and decided to gather all his Anunnaki children
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future. The Igigi were another race that together with the
Anunnaki gods were the masters of the heavens.
In this assembly, many voted for Marduk to be the hero who
would defeat the goddess Tiamat. The courage of the already
adult Marduk and his knowledge of sorcery, inherited from his
father Nudimmud, were his main characteristics to be able to
defeat Tiamat.

Tablet 3
After that useful meeting, the older gods were informed. These
ancient gods had more authority over all the other gods. These
ancient gods were the god Lahmu and the god Lahamu, parents
of the god Anshar, who, when they understood what was
happening, were worried, and it was not only them but also the
grays (the Igigi). But the war had already started, and there was
no way to stop it.

Tablet 4
Marduk is now the king of the Anunnaki. He has occupied
the throne of An, and all admire and revere him, including his
parents Nudimmud and Ninhursag. Marduk had proved
himself to be the king of all the Anunnaki, using the power of
the word to destroy all the stars in the heavens and also to
rebuild them.
An gave his grandson Marduk the weapon Kazuzu to go
and fight. Marduk built for himself a great bow, a powerful
mace, and several arrows. His body was covered in armor
shining like the flames of the sun, and on his forehead, he carried
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carried the gift of his grandfather An: the four terrible and
deadly winds, as well as the seven winds that he created with his
own hands.
He put all the winds behind his back, creating a destructive
deluge, and then boarded his chariot of devastation to face
Tiamat. His chariot was driven by steeds whose fangs contained
poison, and he placed all the powerful winds and the rest of his
weapons in the chariot.
From Marduk's helmet came powerful bursts of light, and
his armor had tongues of fire like those of the sun, frightening
his enemies. When he arrived before Tiamat, Marduk used a
spell to counter the spell sent by Tiamat. To avoid dying from
Tiamat's poisonous breath, Marduk ate a plant.
Suddenly, Kingu, the best and most powerful warrior of the
goddess Tiamat, appeared, causing Marduk to tremble with
terror and turn pale. Taking advantage of Marduk's
distraction, Tiamat cast a terrible spell on him.
The other Anunnaki gods joined Marduk, and together they
fought against all the abominations created by Tiamat.
Marduk sent his mighty winds into the immeasurable mouth of
the goddess Tiamat, filling her belly with all those winds and
preventing her from closing her immeasurable mouth. Then he
attacked her with all his spells, finally piercing her entrails with
an arrow and splitting her in two.
Marduk walked towards the dead goddess Tiamat, and all
the monsters she had created disappeared from his sight. All
those deities who had advised Tiamat to destroy the Anunnaki
feared for their lives in the face of Marduk's power.
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in thick nets and imprisoned. Kingu tried to assassinate
Marduk, but his attacks had no effect.
Marduk took the Me Tablet that Tiamat had given to
Kingu, becoming the new bearer. He sealed this Tablet Me with
his name. Tiamat's body was used for different purposes: the
Anunnaki used the north wind to hide the red blood of this
goddess, and with her disgusting skin, they created the sky of
the whole universe, that is, the infinite cosmos. Two gigantic
guards guarded the waters that were the body of the goddess
Tiamat.
Before giving power back to all the gods, Marduk traveled
through all the hiding places of the new heavens. Then he had
An, Enlil, and Nudimmud (i.e., Ea, Enki) placed in the
Esh-Sarra where they would rule. The Esh-Sarra is a
construction inspired by the anatomy of the Abzu.

Tablet 5
After defeating Tiamat and her monsters, Marduk decided to
create a new world on Earth. He used the blue North Star in
the universe, Nibiru, to create all the other constellations.
Once he had distributed these constellations, he assigned
constellations to Nudimmud and Enlil.
Using the rotting corpse of the goddess Tiamat, Marduk
created the Earth. He used Tiamat's saliva to create the
beautiful skies, the air, and the round white clouds.
With Tiamat's huge head, he created the most gigantic of all
the mountains that ever existed on Earth. In just a few days,
many rivers such as the Euphrates and the Tigris flowed from
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 Marduk turned the monstrous beasts spawned by Tiamat
into stone and hid them all over the Earth. He then assigned
the power, roles, and tasks that the gods would perform on
Earth. When he finished with these tasks, he ordered his
subjects to build a sanctuary for him to rest, and he gave the
name Tiamat to this floating city.
The Anunnaki gods needed workers to construct their
buildings, so Marduk created man and used him as a slave,
ordering them to worship the gods. To create this new being, he
asked for the help of his father Nudimmud, who was the wisest
and the owner of knowledge.

Tablet 6
Nudimmud needed the blood of Kingu in order to create men.
The blood of the dead warrior Kingu was mixed with the thick
mud that was on Earth, and thus, men came into being.
Then, in Babylon, all the corners of the Earth knew more
than 50 names of Marduk, and thus, all knew of his great
power.

Tablet 7
Once the 50 names of the god Marduk were known, he was
recognized as having absolute power over all existence. The best-
known name of this god was Nibiru, as Marduk believed
himself to be as bright and powerful as this star.
Nudimmud named his beloved son, Marduk, which was
significant because many kings of antiquity named their
successors after themselves when they were old or knew that their

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offspring would make good kings. This act of Nudimmud
towards Marduk shows that he gave him absolute control to
rule over all that exists. Nudimmud also gave him the Me
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 More Sacred Texts

Before I begin, I would like to mention that the

Enuma Elish, the Origin of Everything that we saw in the
previous chapter, does not belong to the Sumerians.
Although its roots are in Sumerian culture, it was
written on Babylonian tablets.
Let us remember that Sumer, Akkadia, and
Babylon were different civilizations. Many
civilizations took the Sumerians as their guides and
teachers to start their civilizations. They changed the
names of Sumerian gods, customs, and myths and
incorporated this knowledge into their civilizations.
For example, Marduk was an important god for the
Akkadians and Babylonians, but the Sumerians
believed that Marduk was a minor god, of little
relevance.
If you understand this, then you will understand
that the Enuma Elish is an adaptation of Sumerian
religion within the Babylonian religion.
Let's analyze the rest of the tablets.
“When the sky did not yet possess a name and the earth did
not know its name.”'
This text tells us that something must have a name
to exist. If something doesn't have a name, then it
doesn't exist. This is interesting because it refers to the
power of Hermeticism and the Law of Attraction.
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something cannot be thought of, then it does not
exist. Therefore, even the concept of nothingness
exists because it can be thought of.
For the Sumerians, magic resided in the power of
the mind, in the power of ideas, and in naming things.
The Sumerian word 'Me' means name or guideline, a
law. The Me tablets were objects used by the
Anunnaki gods to make existence real.
Let's continue Reading:
“The god An begot is a god named Nudimmud, who was
very similar to him. Nudimmud was a being with great wisdom,
surpassing all others in intelligence, and his strength was
comparable to that of An.”
Nudimmud was Ea, who is also known as Enki.
This concept can be difficult to grasp. However, a
colleague of mine who is an expert in archeology and
specializes in studying classical cultures explained it to
me. In Sumerian culture, the gods were not just
represented by names, but also by ideograms. This
means that divinity could have different names but
played the same role in all other religions. For
instance, Enki was the god of the Sumerians, Ea was
the god of the Akkadians, and Nudimmud was the
god of the Babylonians.
Let us read on:
"The gods fought against each other and this annoyed
Tiamat, their battle roars were heard in the bowels of Tiamat.
In the heavens, their battles were heard."
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cataclysm made by the gods themselves, it is the only
explanation. There is no other. Those rumblings,
those annoying noises were caused by the gods, there
is no doubt.
Perhaps this great explosion, these rumblings, were
not only provoked to annoy Tiamat. Perhaps all this
is the collision of two great planets.
Perhaps the Enuma Elish catastrophe is a cosmic-
level catastrophe.
We can also see here something very interesting:
the interior of Tiamat. What do the Sumerians mean
by this? Is it possible that the gods are inside Tiamat?
Tiamat is a primordial goddess. So, if the gods were
inside her, perhaps Tiamat was a mother ship, even a
planet. Is it possible that Tiamat is a planet? Is it
possible that this planet has life, and the inhabitants,
i.e. the gods, are destroying it?
Let us read on:
"Nudimmud organized a plan to cast his spells against him.
Nudimmud was bold, read his spells to him by employing a
sieve, and cast his best spell against Abzu, who then plunged
into eternal sleep."
According to Federico Lara Peinado, the sieve or
filter means water. Ea used water so that his spell
would have the necessary effect to put the god Abzu
to sleep.
It is curious that in ancient Sumer, water is related
to spells because water was the catalyst for many
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to make their spells. Water was used as a method of
control and utilization for those magical arts, those
esoteric arts. Is it possible that water has even more
secrets that we do not know?
Let us read on:
"When he put the primordial god Abzu to sleep, Mummu,
the one who delivered the messages, did not watch over the
welfare of his lord, so Nudimmud removed his robes and his
golden crown. Abzu lost his divinity; Nudimmud had taken it
from him."
For the Sumerians, the divinity of the gods was the
aura. The aura was a divine splendor. This aura was
known as Me-Lamo, and it was similar to an armor of
energy that perhaps gave the wearer unlimited power
and special abilities. So, this divine splendor is very
important in the Babylonian myth of the Enuma
Elish, the Origin of Everything.
This text also mentions that Nudimmud made
Abzu sleep. In reality, Abzu did not sleep; he was
dead. Then, Nudimmud used Abzu's corpse to erect
his home there.
It is very striking to me that Abzu becomes
something inanimate, something lifeless. Abzu was
the Great Abyss. Abzu was a god who died and
became the Great Abyss. Would we be talking about
Abzu being a great monster, and Nudimmud, after
killing it, would enter the interior of this monster and
create his home there?
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but like Tiamat, both could be ships or planets. This
is my guess after reading and analyzing Sumerian
tablets.
Abzu may also be a destroyed planet or half of a
destroyed planet.
Let's continue analyzing the Sumerian texts:
"He noted the power of Marduk. 'His aura is divine,
different from all others, he is unsurpassed. His shining body is
marvelous, worthy of a king; his aura is unbelievably great,
incalculable his power, no one could look at him for long. His
precious eyes are 4, and his tiny ears, which are 4, can hear
every corner of the universe'."
For the Babylonians, Marduk is the main god. The
Akkadians and Babylonians had substituted the
mighty An (Anu), the father of the Anunnaki, for
Marduk. In doing so, the Babylonian culture had
implanted the premature germ of monotheism. That
is, that people were to have only one god.
This process was slow, very slow. The Babylonians
slowly began to forget the other gods and worshipped
only Marduk. This is how the first practice of
monotheism began by the first civilizations of the
world.
Federico Lara Peinado states that he finds it very
curious that Marduk's physical appearance is
mentioned a lot, that is, his 4 ears and 4 eyes. This is
something very strange.
Let us read on:
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mighty 10 gods, he is also protected by the 50 bright lightning
bolts. Anu gave his destructive creation to Marduk, the 4
terrible and deadly winds".
The crowns were placed on the heads of the gods.
They were the almighty exaltation of the gods. The 50
bright lightning bolts refer to the 50 names of Marduk
that later the gods and humans would bestow upon
him as titles and recognition of his enormous power.
The bright lightning bolts apparently would be a
kind of weapon, a technology that gave power to the
gods.
What the Sumerians saw, with the little knowledge
that they had at that time, if the Sumerians saw that
technology (shots in the air, atomic explosions, those
kinds of weapons), there is no doubt that their only
explanation would be that they are lightning bolts,
because the Sumerians could not understand what
was going on. They didn't understand anything about
that technology.
We don't really know what happened, we can only
read and analyze what they wrote in the text of this
tablet.
Let's continue reading:
"The mother who formed all things, Kubur, stored the most
powerful weapons, dragons of immeasurable height and sharp
fangs. She placed the most deadly poisons in their majestic
bodies, she took their blood and placed those poisons. She gave
a terrible aspect to the horrible leviathans and placed on their
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gods. She gave birth to and formed thousands of horrible and
terrible dragons, also sharp weapons, many gigantic and hideous
leviathans, immortal hydras, predatory dogs and lions, scorpion-
bodied men, humanoid fish, and many more monstrosities
possessing formidable weaponry."
The Babylonians believed that a substance formed
the gods, this substance was capable of creating
things, it had the same power as mind and name. The
Babylonians believed that this substance came from a
river that was in hell. This substance was known to
them as Kubur. The Babylonians considered this
substance a goddess, the goddess Kubur.
The Sumerians speak about this substance from
hell, they called it Idludu. We can appreciate here how
the names change according to the cultures.
The names of the monsters have been translated
indicating the aspect of these beings that were in the
drawings of the tablets. Obviously, the Babylonians
did not know the hydras, the dragons, I do not think
they knew the scorpion-bodied men and all those
mythological monsters. These monsters exist in other
cultures such as the Greek culture, the Egyptian
culture, and the Dogon culture, among others
cultures.
Translators have tried to be as accurate as possible
in describing these mythological monsters. For
example, the Sumerians called the leviathans
Musamakue, the dragons Ushumgallu, the angry dogs
Bashmu, the scorpion-bodied men Girtablullu, and

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other monsters.
There is one monster: the bull-man or bison man,
which for the Sumerians would be Kusarikku. There
are several translators who believe that Kusarikku
means bull men or bison men, but for others, it only
means hairy men. There is no doubt that this monster
could have been a minotaur, like the one in Greek
mythology.
It is always good to read and study different
translations in order to check the veracity of the texts.
Let's read on:
“She raised the mighty Kingu and bestowed upon him
leadership; he would be the one to lead the brave army. The lady
believed in him and bestowed upon him this great honor, and so
he was able to take his place on the throne of privilege. She also
bestowed upon him the Tablet of Destiny, and he fastened it to
her thorax."
Kingu is the twelfth monster in Tiamat's army and
would lead her great army.
These 12 monsters resemble in number the 12
signs of the zodiac and also the 12 apostles of Jesus.
Is there ancient and hidden knowledge from ancient
Sumer that has been modified in other cultures? It is
also curious that Kingu is the chosen warrior who
would fight against the Anunnaki. These Anunnaki
gods, in the myth of the Creation of Everything, are called
Anunnaku, sons of Anu (An) and Ki.
The Enuma Elish is a text, a myth, perhaps the
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fought: an army of monsters and another army of
gods who fought in order to resolve a conflict.
However, this can also be a reference to the clash of
two gigantic planets.
There has been much discussion about the planet
Faetón or Phaeton, translated into English. There is a
possibility that the planet Mars was the satellite of this
planet Phaeton, which was destroyed by a great
cosmic catastrophe. The remains of Phaethon would
be the Asteroid Belt that exists beyond Mars if we
were to travel there.
One possibility is that the texts refer to this event,
but there is also another theory that suggests the
formation of the Moon and the Earth through a
collision. This theory proposes that the Moon was
once a much larger planet that collided with our
planet, resulting in the formation of our current
planet.
That is a possibility. I know. But these myths talk a
lot about a great cataclysm, maybe they refer to these
events.
Maybe Tiamat was the Moon and Abzu the Sun?
Or maybe the Earth was the result of a huge collision
with a third planet? This is what this text implies.
I must emphasize that all of these are my
interpretations based on my understanding. It is
possible that you may have your own interpretation as
well. If we both agree on this, then it is a great
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 It is important to acknowledge that no one has the
absolute truth, and we can only make interpretations
based on translations done by the best translators in
the world. These translators have dedicated half of
their lives studying these tablets, and we owe the
knowledge we have gained to them. As a reader, I urge
you to think for yourself and draw your own
conclusions.
I have provided you with translated texts directly
from the tablets. It is now your responsibility to
interpret these translations as you see fit. Each person
is free to interpret these translations in their own way.
It is important to note that these translations have no
relation to Sitchin's fictional stories.
The translations of these tablets represent what
really happened according to the Sumerians, the
Akkadians, and the Babylonians. As lovers of the
story of the Anunnaki, we must continue to
investigate and delve deeper in order to uncover the
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 More Translated
Texts

Let us now begin analyzing tablet number 2:

"’The command you have given me in the fields. The faster
I did, yes. I, Abzu, at this time, eliminated those who have
rebelled against me, I have destroyed them, I have torn them to
pieces.’ Upon hearing this, Anshar felt happy.”
This fragment is very interesting as it provides
insight into the reality of the tablets. Additionally, it is
unfortunate that many of these tablets cannot be read
due to their deteriorated state.
Let's keep reading the texts:
"Anu, here you have the destroying weapon of all those brave
heroes. Anyone who owns this weapon will have no rival."
This weapon was Kazuzu, a technology that the
humans of that time could not comprehend. For the
Sumerians, this was a devastating and apocalyptic
force that they considered to be supernatural. It is
possible that Kazuzu was a nuclear bomb or a form
of nuclear weaponry.
If a tribe far from our civilization were to witness
the explosion of a nuclear bomb, they would likely
view it as a supernatural event.
Let us read on:
“All the Igigi beings attended the great assembly and there
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 Who were these Igigi? The Igigi were beings, a race
distinct from the Anunnaki. The Igigi disagreed with
the Anunnaki on many things and ideas.
The Igigi lived in the heavens as deities, as gods,
just like the Anunnaki gods. They lived their lives
without intervening in the lives of the Anunnaki,
except when necessary.
The Bible speaks of these Igigi beings. In the Bible,
the Igigi beings are called The Watchers.
What I will say is only my interpretation. Don't
worry. According to the Sumerian tablets, the Igigi
also have a history. The Sumerians describe the
appearance of these Igigi beings and remind us of
those alien beings called the Grey Aliens. The
Sumerian tablets describe them as having large eyes.
The eyes of the Grey Aliens, the Greys, were huge.
But that's just my interpretation. Don't worry about
it.
Let us continue reading tablet 3:
'"Oh my god rescue those who have put their faith in you;
but put to death the god who has created all evil.’ When he put
in the midst of them all the brightest constellation in the
universe, he could create and destroy the constellation using the
word.”
Once again, we see the importance of the word in
building or destroying reality. The Me Tablets or
Tablets of Destiny channeled all the power of
destruction and creation. The constellations were the
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was destroying a constellation to create a new one.
Marduk's plan was to consolidate himself as a god in
the Celestial Vault, where all the gods resided. In
other words, Marduk wanted to be part of the
constellations in the universe.
Let us continue reading tablet 4:
'"And so it is that my mighty lord created the terrible flood,
the mightiest weapon he possessed and got into his glittering
chariot, which was drawn by vigorous steeds and carried his
destroying winds to attack his enemies."'
That mighty lord is undoubtedly Marduk, who was
already considered all-powerful. In the text fragment,
there is a reference to the Great Flood, which we have
discussed before. It is worth noting that the Flood
appears not only in the Bible but also in more than
200 stories and myths of cultures and civilizations
around the world, many of which are older than the
Bible.
Thus, we have irrefutable proof that the Flood
existed before the Bible.
The text tells us about chariots and steeds. These
chariots and steeds mean that the Sumerians wanted
to represent Marduk's transport ship. They wanted to
describe the flying ship in which the god Marduk
traveled.
When the Sumerians wrote these tablets, the only
transportation vehicle they knew of were chariots.
Chariots were vehicles pulled by steeds. That is why
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I hope you have understood this.
Let's read on:
"The goddess Tiamat tried to swallow him by opening her
monstrous mouth, but Marduk was able to stuff his mighty
winds into her belly preventing her from closing her lips."
Marduk filled Tiamat's belly with his winds to
prevent her from casting any harmful spells against
him. Tiamat is a being as immense as a planet. Tiamat
could eat the Anunnaki in one bite. And those winds
that enter Tiamat destroy its interior. Those winds
remind me of the Star Wars movie where Luke
Skywalker fires missiles into the Death Star and
destroys it. What if the Sumerians saw something like
that? Obviously, they didn't understand that
technology, so those missiles or lightning or
destructions, made by this advanced technology of
the gods, were called by the Sumerians winds or
storms. But that's just my interpretation. I said there
was a possibility that Tiamat is a planet with a life of
its own, or maybe a mothership as big as a planet.
Maybe Tiamat is a huge ship like the Death Star from
Star Wars; however, I repeat, this is just my
imagination and interpretation.
What matters here are the translations of the
tablets. It is your duty to find out and investigate more
about this. You must give it meaning and interpret it
for yourself. You must find your own truth.
But finally, I have come to believe that this is just
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with Phaethon, and Phaethon could be the god
Marduk. But we will analyze this in the following
chapters. Let us continue reading the texts of the
tablets:
“And with cruel mallet he split his great skull, then severed
the channels through which his blood was draining, the channels
being carried away by the mighty wind from the north. Laying
down his head, Marduk saw with pleasure the dead body of
Tiamat. He severed her disgusting skin and created precious
things with it.”
This text tells us about the remains of Tiamat.
Marduk saw something of great value in the remains
of Tiamat, so he decided to hide it using the powerful
north wind and hiding it in secret places.
The disgusting skin used to create precious things,
according to Federico Lara Peinado, would be Ivana-
niclati. Ivana-niclati would be the substance of this
world (i.e., Tiamat) used to create our universe and all
matter. For Federico Lara Peinado, this is a metaphor
to affirm that the remains of Tiamat created reality,
the cosmos, and later the time of men on Earth.
It is curious that this text tells us that after the
destruction, life appears, a new world, a new dawn.
“The god Marduk flew through the new heavens and checked
all the hiding places that existed. Then he sent his father Ea,
his uncle Enlil, and his grandfather An to live in the sanctuary
of Esharra.”
Flying through the skies was a very important task
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something new and immense. Marduk had to discover
and visit all these places to obtain the information
needed by the ruler and chief of all the Anunnaki.
That is, Marduk was the governor and chief of all the
Anunnaki. He traveled the new universe to gather all
the information about these new places.
The Esharra is a house, a huge sanctuary that
floated in the sky and was created in the image and
likeness of the corpse of Abzu. Abzu was killed by Ea
(i.e., Nudimmud, Enki). Ea was the father of Marduk.
In this palace, the Trinity of the most important
gods: Ea (Enki), An (Anu), and Enlil could be found.
When these three gods began to live in the Esharra
sanctuary, that is when the story of the Anunnaki that
we know began. The history of the Anunnaki is
written in the Sumerian tablets 5, 6, and 7, which we
will see in the next chapter.
After the death of Tiamat, when the war between
the Anunnaki and Tiamat's army ended, many events
occurred that deserve to be analyzed. This book
contains all of these events on its pages because we
are reliving the forgotten history of the human race.
It has taken me a long time to compile this
collection of Sumerian tablets, translated by the best
translators in the world. So I hope you have learned a
lot about these mysteries.
Select the texts that interest you the most and find
out a little more about them because we should not
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 Tablets 5, 6, and 7

Tablet 5
Le tus analyze the following text:
"After calculating how long the years lasted and when they
died, he used the Nibiru terminal in order to give congruence to
the stars."
According to Federico Lara Peinado, Nibiru is the
nucleus through which all the luminous stars and
enormous planets orbit. That is to say, everything
revolved around Nibiru.
Nibiru is the bright North Star. Many researchers
call it the Alpha Star of Cassiopeia. Nibiru is also
linked to the giant planet Jupiter.
I have found many, many translations of Nibiru
and I have found that they all agree on the same thing:
Nibiru is the North Star that all other stars and planets
revolve around. All planets and stars revolve around
Nibiru. Other translations state that Nibiru is Mars.
So what is Nibiru, is it the North Star, is it Jupiter, is
it Mars?
For me, the translations of Federico Lara Peinado
are the best translations because they are the most
extensive. Federico Lara Peinado's translations have
more details about all the myths and history of the
Sumerians than any other translator.
So I trust Federico Lara Peinado more to state that
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 But all translators agree on one thing: Nibiru is the
North Star. We will analyze this in the following
pages.
Let's read on:
"Near it he placed the terminals of the god Enlil and the
god Ea, and opened immense gates on both sides of the immense
and serene sky."
Nibiru being the central axis in the Celestial Vault,
in the Universe, Marduk decided to give the ends of
the Universe to Enlil and Ea.
It is important to me that you know that when I
speak or question about Nibiru, you know that it is
not a planet whose atmosphere needs gold to rebuild
itself. No. Nibiru can be a North Star or Jupiter or
Mars. This is said by the Sumerian tablets, Akkadian
tablets, and Babylonian tablets. So Sitchin loses again.
What he wrote are only fictional stories. Don't doubt
that.
Let's read on:
"He placed a mountain over the head of the deceased mother
of the gods Tiamat, and from that mountain a spring emerged.
Many waves of water quaked, and from the eyes of Tiamat came
forth the rivers that men would later call Euphrates and
Tigris."
Here we can appreciate many things about the
Mesopotamian culture and the later cultures that
arose after this culture. We can also see the creation
of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.
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something that deserves to be highlighted by me
because from the creation of the Tigris and Euphrates
rivers, many cultures emerged. It is very interesting
that they tell us that the beginning of creation was
thanks to these two famous rivers.
Let's continue reading:
"The god Marduk gave the Tablet Me to Ea, this tablet he
stole from Kingu. He gave it as a gift to Ea."
Here we see how the creation of humankind was
prepared. Humankind is created with the blood of a
traitor, the traitor Kingu. This is something that is not
much discussed, but the tablets repeat this event over
and over again in their texts.
In our veins runs the blood of Kingu, who was one
of the supreme leaders of the goddess Tiamat, the
goddess who died in the war against the Anunnaki.
The Me Tablets or Tablets of Destiny mean word,
because with the word the Anunnaki gods could
create or destroy anything they wanted.
As we discussed in previous chapters, the Me
Tablets were devices that were inserted into the armor
of the Anunnaki, making them the most powerful
beings in the universe. Possession of the Me Tablets
would make the holder the most powerful being in
the universe. Perhaps the Me Tablets possessed some
highly advanced technological mechanism or
something similar, as they were considered the most
powerful artifact that the Anunnaki possessed.
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 "In old Babylon, which you mentioned, will be the place
where your home will be for eternity."
This text indicates that Babylon is the temple of
Marduk. According to the tablets, Babylon was built
in heaven like a celestial palace floating in the sky.
Let us analyze the following text:
"Ea, the experienced one, practices the best methods in order
to thus create his projects."
This text tells us that Ea is preparing the blood of
Kingu in order to create humankind.

Tablet 6
Let us read the texts:
"I will solidify the blood and create strong bones. I will make
a specimen whom everyone will call a young man, and he will be
employed to serve and worship the gods, who will now be able to
stop their labors."
"Kingu will be punished, his blood will be stolen, and with
it, Ea will create the race of men."
"Ea will instruct the black-headed beings to worship the
gods."
These texts narrate the creation of humankind.
They also reveal how the gods created us and that, for
them, we are only slaves who serve and worship them.
We worship the gods because they are divine beings.
But, why do the gods need to be worshipped? Is it
not enough to create and use human beings to do hard
work? Several authors, including myself, think that
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need our worship. The gods need to be worshipped
because they love all the energies that arise when we
pray, including our lower vibrations such as suffering,
fear, and pain.
The "blackheads" mentioned in the text refer to
human beings. The gods saw our hairy heads from the
skies, from the heighs.

Tablet 7
Let's read the following text:
"Nibiru. It is he who sustains all the places of the universe
and the constellations, also the sky and the earth. No one can
go beyond his presence without consulting him. The star of great
light, Nibiru, everyone can see him in the immense sky. He lives
at the immense poles and all our gods behold him singing. He
goes in and out of the bowels of Tiamat without tiring. His
name forever will be Nibiru, he rules in the bowels of Tiamat,
he arbitrates the course of the beautiful and shining stars of the
great sky and illuminates the path of our lords gods, he is our
shepherd".
Nibiru is one of the names of Marduk. Remember
that Marduk had more than 50 names. Marduk loved
the North Star Nibiru and called himself Nibiru.
Perhaps this metaphor means that the gods (the
stars, constellations, and planets) were ruled and
directed by Marduk (Nibiru). This makes more
coherent sense, that Marduk was the center of all the
gods. Marduk considered himself the center of the
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 CONCLUSIONS

We must understand that everything that happens

in the Enuma Elish, The Origin of Everything, is real.
All the history described in the myth happened.
However, this is something dangerous because the
Akkadians, who wrote the myth, did not witness these
events. They did not exist during the creation of
planet Earth or the arrival of the Anunnaki gods.
Instead, they inherited this tradition from the
Sumerians and passed it down through their
generations until their civilization disappeared.
It is likely that the Enuma Elish was modified over
time, as the Akkadians adapted the Sumerian culture
to their own. Therefore, the accuracy of the history
described in the tablets may be questionable.
It is important to note that the Sumerians are older
than the Akkadians and that the latter appropriated
the former's culture after they disappeared.
Despite this, the Enuma Elish provides evidence
of the Akkadians' effort to establish Marduk as the
perfect and most powerful god. This led to the
beginning of monotheism, which is the worship of
only one god. Whether this actually happened or not
is an interesting question to consider.
I believe that everything that the tablets say must
be taken with caution, like a surgeon, because we need
to approach them calmly in order to analyze and draw

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conclusions.
There are many authors who assert that the Enuma
Elish represents something entirely different.
According to these authors, the Enuma Elish simply
portrays the collision between two celestial bodies
that existed in the universe, namely Marduk and
Tiamat.
This could be seen as a metaphor for what the
Akkadians observed in the sky. They witnessed a
cosmic catastrophe, and to them, it appeared as if
gods were battling in the heavens.
Let us imagine that the Akkadians were able to
witness a cosmic catastrophe, a collision between two
planets, and for them, these colliding planets were
seen as gods.
If this is true, then it is easy to speculate that the
dialogues and names of the gods were merely
inventions of the Akkadians, created to symbolize the
ancient collision of two planets.
However, if such a collision did occur, would it
have affected Earth in any way? Could this collision
have caused the flood?
No one can confirm that. These questions are
purely speculative in nature and rely on the
interpretations of the authors.
But one thing we do know is that Marduk is
associated with Mars, and Tiamat is associated with a
planet that existed beyond Mars, possibly Phaethon, a
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what is now known as the Asteroid Belt.
The hypothetical collision of these two planets
could have potentially created the Asteroid Belt
beyond Mars.
Everything I mention is simply hypotheses that
people often believe happened.
Another significant aspect concerning the Enuma
Elish is Nibiru. Nibiru is only mentioned a couple of
times in the Enuma Elish. It appears in the text on
two occasions:
1. The first occurrence of Nibiru is when Marduk's
name is mentioned: Nibiru. It is described as the
central axis around which stars and planets revolve.
2. The second occurrence of Nibiru is when it is
mentioned as being the North Star.
This seems important because there is no evidence
of an elliptical orbit from a planet beyond Pluto. The
notion of a mysterious planet that visits Earth every
3600 years is a fictional story, referred to as Nibiru or
planet X. This hypothetical planet would be Nibiru,
the planet of the Anunnaki.
Therefore, it can be concluded that this is another
fictional story invented by Zecharia Sitchin.
According to the tablets, there is no planet that
approaches Earth every 3600 years.
Nibiru is also referred to as planet X.
So, I have demonstrated that Nibiru is not the
planet where the Anunnaki supposedly lived. It is
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acknowledge one thing: without his contributions, we
might never have become aware of the Anunnaki. I
enjoyed his fictional tales about the Anunnaki, and I
must confess that I loved them. I don't mind that
Sitchin lied to me; his stories were entertaining and
inspired me to delve deeper into researching the
Anunnaki, eventually leading me to write this book.
Remember: Sitchin is a writer of science fiction
stories about the Anunnaki. The truth about the
Anunnaki can be found in the Sumerian tablets,
Akkadian tablets, and Babylonian tablets, which we all
must decipher.
We only have to read what Zecharia Sitchin
mentions in his fictional stories to understand that
they are not found in the tablets. Nothing of what
Sitchin told us in his books matches the tablets. The
only thing that matches are the names of the most
famous Anunnaki like Enki, Enlil, and Anu.
But I must admit that Sitchin was right about the
existence of a planet. At present, there is a planet
called Planet Nine that many scientists and
astronomers are investigating. This Planet Nine is
located beyond Pluto, and this coincides with Sitchin's
fictional story.
The existence of Planet Nine coincides with some
characteristics of Nibiru, but how is this possible?
The answer is easy. Zecharia Sitchin was very
clever at inventing fictional stories. During his time,
there were already rumors of the existence of a planet

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called Planet Nine. Many astronomers became
obsessed with their searches, all wanting to find this
famous Planet Nine.
However, what these scientists eventually found
was the planet Pluto. Zecharia Sitchin, being astute,
seized the opportunity and said, ‘I'm going to link
Nibiru. Nibiru is a star, and I will link its name to the
existence of a hypothetical planet, Planet Nine, that is located
beyond Pluto. Since the discovery of the actual Planet Nine, it
won't be too difficult to connect the names of this star, Nibiru,
with that as yet unknown planet, Planet Nine’.
The incredible thing about all this is that Sitchin
was right; that planet did exist. However, during that
time, astronomers considered it impossible, as their
telescopes could only see Pluto, the most distant
planet in the Solar System. Nonetheless, these
astronomers had detected signs of a new planet
beyond Pluto, though its existence remained a
hypothesis, lacking certainty.
Seizing this opportunity, Zecharia Sitchin named
this planet Number 9 and referred to it as Nibiru, the
Planet Nibiru.
Now that you know the truth, whenever someone
claims that Zecharia Sitchin speaks the truth about the
Anunnaki, share with them what you have read in this
book. Tell them that Zecharia Sitchin is an
exceptional science fiction writer, but the true history
lies within the Sumerian tablets, Akkadian tablets, and
Babylonian tablets. Encourage them to read those

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translated tablets.
This book provides you, dear reader, with the
necessary instructions to continue your quest for
truth. Don't stop. The truth will set you free.
This book will set all of humankind free. Our
search has only just begun. May this book serve as the
starting point for your new journey.
Reader, remember that absolute truth does not
exist. Don't believe me, don't believe other authors,
don't believe Sitchin and his fanatics, don't believe
anyone.
My mission has already been accomplished, and I
feel satisfied. My truth is derived from thorough
analysis of the translations of the Sumerian tablets.
I'm not sure if you agree with me, but I believe I have
broadened your perspective and ignited your desire to
learn more about the Anunnaki gods.
Embark on your journey, seek your own truth, and
be liberated. It has been a pleasure guiding you, dear
reader. Pursue the truth and embrace freedom!

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 AUTHOR’S NOTE

Everything you have read here, dear reader, is not

an invention; it is the content of the Sumerian,
Akkadian, and Babylonian tablets. They hold the
absolute truth, so don't be fooled by anyone.
The most beautiful thing is that we have awakened
from this dream. Our existence holds great value.
I believe our lives are immensely valuable because
the gods depend on our negative emotions, positive
emotions, and faith to sustain themselves. The only
thing I know is that we must maintain a high vibration
and frequency.
We must understand that myths hold hidden
secrets for us. These myths should be studied in great
detail. When we analyze a myth, such as the ones you
have read in this book, I am aware that they conceal
far more than my noble interpretation can
comprehend. I genuinely feel insignificant, as the
knowledge of the gods is infinite.
We are smaller than an atom in this vast universe;
we are practically nothing.
Dear reader, you must study and respect the
existing myths. They harbor countless secrets that
deserve exploration.
Our ancestors witnessed many extraordinary deeds
by these gods. They were unaware of the gods'
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using terms familiar to their villages.
Chariots and horses in the sky, powerful winds, and
lightning that rent the earth—these descriptions were
their attempts to make sense of those supernatural
phenomena they couldn't comprehend.
I remember the event where Moses, by stretching
out his arms, opened the waters of the Red Sea. The
waters parted, creating a pathway for God's Chosen
People to walk through and escape.
What if Moses possessed advanced technology that
enabled him to perform this miracle? Perhaps the
staff he always carried in his hand was a technological
device from the gods. I'm not certain about this, but
it is a possibility.
I also remember Ezekiel, who was commanded by
God to build a temple. God gave Ezekiel exact
measurements for him to construct that temple, so
that God could descend with His glory. God could
descend from heaven onto a temple with specific,
God-given measurements. This is engineering.
However, what did God descend upon in the temple
that Ezekiel built?
Various sacred texts document numerous historical
events. Several cultures mention reptilian gods—
beings with reptilian appearances such as snakes,
dragons, and lizards. Some of these gods were
benevolent towards us, while others sought our
destruction. These gods fought amongst themselves
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 I remember how God commanded Abraham to
sacrifice his firstborn, but when Abraham was
determined to kill his son, an angel appeared and told
him that enough was enough. The angel told
Abraham to stop and reassured him that he should
not kill his son because God had already proven His
loyalty.
In other words, was God playing a tasteless joke,
or was there another God who intervened to prevent
such a horrific murder? The existence of multiple
gods is unquestionable.
Now, do you understand why it is important to
know, read, and interpret all these sacred and ancient
texts?
Myths and ancient texts are necessary to discover
the truth.
I believe you grasp the message, reader. Now it is
your turn to investigate and find your own truth.
I hope you appreciate the surprise I have prepared
for you on the last pages. You can download a free
book about UFOs in the Bible. I hope you enjoy it.
Sending you a warm hug, dear reader.
Paris, France
06/10/2020

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 THANK YOU!

Dear reader,
THANK YOU for choosing Anunnaki: Reptilians
in the History of Humankind.
If you enjoyed the book, a review would be
appreciated as it helps other readers discover this
story.
I love you, reader.
I will see you in another story.
Henry Krane

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 ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Henry Krane is an English science fiction and

conspiracy writer. He was born in Liverpool,
England, in 1981. He attended his first education at
the José de San Martín National School. In 1991, he
continued his studies at Cambridge Private School,
where he discovered the stories of the writer Carl
Sagan during his happy reading hours. Sagan became
a great reference and inspiration for his writings,
along with the writer David Icke.
Between 2000 and 2001, Henry dedicated himself
to studying editorial design at the Institute of Graphic
Design and Editorial Editons Soft. He consolidated
his knowledge in the art of text layout and editing
using different text editing programs.
In March 2004, he began his studies at the Institute
of Computing and Informatics, Technical Institute of
London, which he concluded in 2008. From that year
onward, he devoted himself completely to writing. He
started writing several stories in his personal blog but
eventually deleted them based on the advice of his
mentor.
Henry's stories focused on conspiracy and science
fiction, genres that have fascinated him for as long as
he can remember. While working as a web designer
and desktop application programmer at LR
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passionately, exploring various genres such as Horror,
Drama, and Children's stories.
In October 2010, he decided to study Industrial
Engineering at the University of Engineering, a
profession that resonated with him. He absorbed a lot
of knowledge about business and resumed working
with his colleagues/partners at LRC. Together, they
achieved internal improvements in the company,
including better distribution of computer accessories
to customers and improved employee satisfaction.
In 2012, Henry began working at a company
specializing in Industrial Plastics as a Production
Assistant. He continued in this role until 2017 when
he became a Production Supervisor. However, during
this time, he felt the calling to return to his true
passion: writing.
With a business partnership and working in the
new company, Henry decided to dedicate himself
fully to literature. He currently has three books
published in the most popular e-book retailers
worldwide. These books are his first writings,
consisting of short conspiracy stories. However, he
has also written a trilogy that he hopes to finish soon
for editing. Additionally, he has written a satellite
book titled "ANUNNAKI" to provide background
and understanding for his future books.
Henry's greatest desire in life is to continue
contributing to the world of literature, and he has
already begun doing so.

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Dear reader,
Thank you for your interest in my book.
Please, don’t forget, if you enjoyed the book, a
review would be appreciated as it helps other
readers discover this story.
With love,
Henry Krane

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