Showing posts with label divine feminine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label divine feminine. Show all posts

Friday, 13 November 2015

The Mystery of the Hidden Rulers

 In Hinduism, Ādityas (Sanskrit: आदित्य, pronounced [ɑːd̪it̪jɐ]), meaning "of Aditi", refers to the offspring of Aditi.[1] The name, Aditya,is used in the singular to mean the Sun God, Surya.

The Bhagavata Purana lists a total of twelve Adityas as Sun-gods. In each month of the year a different Aditya is said to shine. Each of these Adityas is a different expression of Lord Vishnu in the form of the Sun-God

Vedas
In the Rigveda, the Ādityas are the seven celestial deities, sons of Āditi,
Varuna
Mitra
Aryaman
Bhaga
Anśa or Aṃśa
Dhatri
Indra
Vayu (Mārtanda)
The eighth Āditya (Mārtanda) was rejected by Aditi, thus leaving only seven sons. In the Yajurveda (Taittirīya Samhita), their number is given as eight, and the last one is believed to be Vivasvān. Hymn LXXII of the Rig Veda, Book 10, also confirms that there are nine Adityas, the eighth one being Mārtanda, who is later revived as Vivasvān. [4]

"So with her eight Sons Aditi went forth to meet the earlier age. She brought Mārtanda thitherward to spring to life and die again."

The Ādityas of the Rig Veda are "devas", a distinct class of gods and are different from other groups such as the Maruts, the Rbhus or the Viśve-devāḥ (although Mitra and Varuna are also associated with the latter).

Bhagavata Purana
In the Bhagavata Purana, the names of 12 Adityas (Sun-Gods) are given as:
Varuna
Mitra
Aryama
Bhaga
Amshuman
Dhata
Indra
Parjanya (Savitr?)
Tvashtha
Vishnu (The head of all the Adityas)
Pushya
Vivasvan

In each month of the year, it is a different Aditya (Sun-God) who shines.[2] As Indra, Surya destroys the enemies of the gods. As Dhata, he creates living beings. As Parjanya, he showers down rain. As Tvashta, he lives in the trees and herbs. As Pusha, he makes foodgrains grow. As Aryama, he is in the wind. As Bhaga, he is in the body of all living beings. As Vivasvana, he is in fire and helps to cook food. As Vishnu, he destroys the enemies of the gods. As Amshumana, he is again in the wind. As Varuna, Surya is in the waters and As Mitra, he is in the moon and in the oceans.

Characterisation
The Adityas have been described in the Rig Veda as bright and pure as streams of water, free from all guile and falsehood, blameless, perfect.

This class of deities has been seen as upholding the movables and immovable Dharma. Adityas are beneficent gods who act as protectors of all beings, who are provident and guard the world of spirits and protect the world.In the form of Mitra-Varuna, the Adityas are true to the eternal Law and act as the exactors of debt.

In present day usage in Sanskrit, the term Aditya has been made singular in contrast to Vedic Adityas, and are being used synonymously with Surya, the Sun.

Linga Purana
According to the Linga Purana, the Adityas are:
Varuṇa
Mitra
Aryaman
Bhaga
Amshuman
Dhata
Indra
Savitṛ
Tvaṣṭṛ
Vishnu, head of the Adityas)
Pūṣan
Vivasvat
Vedanta and Puranic Hinduism
In the Chandogya Upanishad, Āditya is also a name of Viṣṇu, in his avatar as Vāmana. His mother is Aditi.

The Ādityas in the Vishnu Purana are:
Varuṇa
Mitra
Aryaman
Bhaga
Aṃśa
Dhūti
Śakra
Savitṛ
Tvaṣṭṛ
Vishnu (This Sun-God is the head of all the Adityas and is different from Lord Vishnu)
Pūṣan
Vivasvat

Brahmanas
The Vedas do not identify the Ādityas and there is no classification of the thirty-three gods, except for in the Yajurveda (7.19), which says there are eleven gods in heaven (light space), eleven gods in atmosphere (intermediate space), and eleven gods in earth (observer space). In the Satapatha Brahmana, the number of Ādityas is eight in some passages, and in other texts of the same Brahmana, twelve Adityas are mentioned.
The list of 12 Adityas is as follows:
Varuṇa
Mitra
Aryaman
Bhaga
Aṃśa
Dhātṛ
Indra
Savitṛ
Yama
Sūrya or Arka
Dakṣa
Ravi

Ahura-Mazda and Aditya
Vedas and Zoroastrian Avesta also have common name Ahura-Mazda, which may refer to some Vedic God (sometimes on Rigveda some demigods, devatas are worshipped by name "asura", which in Zoroastrianism is Ahura-Mazda. See also: Vishnu sahasranama (Aditya: 39 aadityah, 563 aadityah - Son of Aditi)
Source: Wikipedia

The Lost Mother

In the Vedas, Aditi (Sanskrit: अदिति "limitless") is mother of the gods (devamatar) and all twelve zodiacal spirits from whose cosmic matrix the heavenly bodies were born. As celestial mother of every existing form and being, the synthesis of all things, she is associated with space (akasa) and with mystic speech (Vāc). She may be seen as a feminized form of Brahma and associated with the primal substance (mulaprakriti) in Vedanta. She is mentioned nearly 80 times in the Rigveda: the verse "Daksha sprang from Aditi and Aditi from Daksha" is seen by Theosophists as a reference to "the eternal cyclic re-birth of the same divine Essence" and divine wisdom. In contrast, the Puranas, such as the Shiva Purana and the Bhagavata Purana, suggest that Aditi is wife of sage Kashyap and gave birth to the Adityas such as Indra, Surya, and also Vamana.

Origin
The name is mentioned in Vedas as mother of Surya (Sun) and other celestial bodies or gods Adityas (meaning sons of Aditi).

The first mention of goddess Aditi is found in Rigveda, which is estimated to have been composed roughly during 1700-1100 BC.

Attributes
Motherhood
Aditi is said to be the mother of the great god Indra, the mother of kings (Mandala 2.27) and the mother of gods (Mandala 1.113.19). In the Vedas, Aditi is Devmatar (mother of the celestial gods) as from and in her cosmic matrix all the heavenly bodies were born. She is preeminently the mother of 12 Adityas whose names include Vivasvān, Aryamā, Pūṣā, Tvaṣṭā, Savitā, Bhaga, Dhātā, Vidhātā, Varuṇa, Mitra, Śakra, and Urukrama (Vishnu was born as Urukrama, the son of Nabhi and Meru.) She is also is the mother of the Vamana avatar of Vishnu. Accordingly, Vishnu was born as the son of Aditi in the month of Shravana (fifth month of the Hindu Calendar, also called Avani) under the star Shravana. Many auspicious signs appeared in the heavens, foretelling the good fortune of this child.

In the Rigveda, Adhithe is one of most important figures of all. As a mothering presence, Aditi is often asked to guard the one who petitions her (Mandala 1.106.7; Mandala 8.18.6) or to provide him or her with wealth, safety, and abundance (Mandala 10.100; 1.94.15).

Creativity
Aditi is usually mentioned in the Rigveda along with other gods and goddesses. There is no one hymn addressed exclusively to her, unlike other Vedic gods. She is perhaps not related to a particular natural phenomenon like other gods. Compared to Usha and Prithvi, Aditi can be defined as the cosmic creatrix, the creativity of the all-creating.

Freedom
The name Aditi includes the root "da" (to bind or fetter) and suggests another attribute of her character. As A-diti, she is un-bound, free one, and it is evident in the hymns to her that she is often called to free the petitioner from different hindrances, especially sin and sickness. (Mandala 2.27.14). In one hymn, she is asked to free a petitioner who has been tied up like a thief (Mandala 8.67.14). As one who unbinds, her role is similar to her son Varuna's as guardian of Rta, cosmic moral order. She is called the supporter of creatures (Mandala 1.136). It also means 'one of its kind' or 'unique.'

Might
Aditi challenges the modern idea that the Vedic peoples were patriarchal. Aditi was regarded as both the sky goddess, and earth goddess, which is very rare for a prehistoric civilization. Most prehistoric civilizations venerated a dual principle, Sky Father and Earth Mother, which appears to be borrowed from the concept of Prithivi and Dyaus Pita. Aditi was attributed the status of first deity by the Vedic culture, although she is not the only one attributed this status in the Vedas. She is addressed, in the Rigveda as "Mighty".

Others
Like many other Hindu gods and goddesses, Aditi has a savari (a mount). Aditi flies across the boundless sky on a rooster (cock). The cock symbolizes strength and honour. Her weapons include the famous Trishul and a sword.

Source: Wikipedia

Monday, 10 August 2015

Discord between Enki-ites and Enlil-ites on Earth

The two royal Anunnaki brothers held animosity for one another, causing ancient wars often referred to as the "great wars in heaven" in the Christian dogma.

The Anunnaki referred to themselves as “gods” and “goddesses” throughout the ancient texts; in the same way our politicians refer to themselves as “senator” and “governor”. Mankind, since the birth of the first Adam, learned to use the term “god” when referring to his master/creator the Anunnaki. Our forefathers from Nibiru adhered to a strict hierarchy, a ranking, of “gods” who ruled on both Nibiru and on Earth; with the number 60 assigned to the highest-level supreme ruler. Heretofore I have failed to mention that before the advent of Mankind there was a supreme ruler on Nibiru who was also the first Anunnaki to inhabit the Earth. This ruler embodied the number 60 as well as the title of “god over all gods”.

His name was Alalu; and the supreme ruler I have referred to in prior blog entries, AN/Anu, was once Alalu’s cup-bearer. To serve as cup-bearer to a supreme ruler implies that you are next in line to the throne—once the supreme ruler retires or dies. In due time, AN/Anu and his sons, EN.KI and EN.LIL, would eventually assume the throne. To everyone’s surprise, the young AN/Anu challenged Alalu (an aging ruler) to a wresting match. The much older Alalu fell to the ground; and AN/Anu victoriously took his place. Apparently, this was a time-honored convention on Nibiru—similar to the ancient role of Sumo wrestlers in Japan. What Alalu did next changed the course of history for the entire Solar System.

Since Alalu was truly old and wise, he recalled the times when the planet Earth (Tiamat) was first formed. The generation of Alalu once observed, from an astral vantage, how the Earth was laced with brilliant veins of gold that permeated the entire planet. Though gold was not found on Nibiru, the Anunnaki were well aware of the unique properties of this versatile metal; and these unique properties could very well be what was needed to restore the decaying atmosphere (ozone layer) on their planet. So Alalu, humiliated by his defeat, took possession of a spacecraft and fled Nibiru. His destination— the planet Earth!

Upon his arrival, Alalu immediately began to pan for gold on Earth. When he found trace evidence of the metal in the rivers and streams, Alalu called back to Nibiru and proclaimed himself the “Savior of Nibiru!” Alalu then suggested that his discovery was so significant that he should re-gain the throne and the title of supreme ruler. The governing council on Nibiru were both surprised and elated to say the least; and they sent AN/Anu’s son EN.KI, with a handful of supporting scientists, to verify Alalu’s claim. Oddly enough, once Alalu’s discovery was verified, AN/Anu traveled to Earth and challenged Alalu, once again, to a wrestling match. Again, Alalu lost and he was transported back to Nibiru in shame.

So let me get this straight. Alalu was the first “god” on Earth; the first Anunnaki to inhabit the Earth; the first to find “gold” on Earth; and he was the first to propose the use of gold to repair the decaying atmosphere on Nibiru. And yet he gets absolutely no credit for his efforts? In the eyes of the Anunnaki, once Alalu was usurped by AN/Anu via that first wrestling match, everything henceforth that Alalu did was to no avail. Really? This poor guy got royally shafted; and it seems to me that he would be harboring a monumental grudge.

It is obvious to me that this is where Muhammad, Islam, and the Muslim god Allah come into play. After watching EN.KI and EN.LIL reap their geopolitical rewards on Earth, the descendants of Alalu decided to make a last minute power-play a few short decades after Christianity was established as the official global church-state inside the Vatican Palace around 514 A.D. (Notice how Muslims will build a mosque right next to, or on top of, any Jewish temple or Christian church-- especially in Jerusalem.)  And I can’t say I blame them. If you wonder why Muslims inherently disregard Jews and Christians—it is because Jews and Christians follow the offspring of EN.KI. If you wonder why Muslims rebuke the authoritative Secularist governments—it is because the Secularists follow the offspring of EN.LIL. When we evaluate the constructs of Islam, such as Jihad and Sharia Law, it is obvious that Alalu is proposing an entirely different set of rules—separate and apart from his adversaries EN.KI and EN.LIL.

It’s bad enough that Mankind must succumb to the constant discord between the two brothers EN.KI and EN.LIL— between Enki-ites and Enlil-ites on Earth. When we add a third flash in the pan, the rise of Islam, it has the signature of a severely mistreated Alalu written all over it. Technically, we could say that Iraq and the Holy Land belong to the Muslims, the followers of Allah/Alalu, for the aforementioned reasons. (I draw such conclusions though I am not a Muslim). Unfortunately, throughout history we witness one person make a discovery… and then someone else take all the credit. The Nation of Islam was initiated by the offspring of Alalu—the original supreme ruler and the first Anunnaki “god” on Earth. Without a doubt, the prophet Muhammad was a descendant of Alalu. Similar to Jesus Christ, Muhammad possessed all the ‘divine’ qualities that the Anunnaki gods exhibited in the ancient Sumerian texts. Healing; Prophesy; Resurrection; and Ascension into Heaven. We know that Muhammad had direct knowledge of the heavenly realm even before his final ascension.

Not to contradict myself here, in prior blog posts I have stated that it is the sons of EN.LIL who sponsored the rise of Islam in Mesopotamia; and this is still true. The sons of EN.LIL perceived Islam as a means to thwart the dominating presence of Judaism and Christianity; hence, the reason Secularists today remain sympathetic to the Nation of Islam in many regards. Barrack Obama is clearly one such Enlil-ite Secularist. But, in the end, it is all three—Judaism, Christianity, and Islam—whose origins stem from the never-ending power struggles between the Anunnaki “gods”. Is not this latter statement reason enough for Mankind to reconsider a more peaceful alternative here on Earth?

Source: http://theywerenotgods.blogspot.in/2013/05/true-history.html

Humans created by the Annunaki as Slaves

‘When men began to increase on earth and daughters were born to them, the divine beings saw how beautiful the daughters of men were and took wives from among those that pleased them. The Lord said, My breath shall not abide in man forever, since he too is flesh; let the days allotted him be one hundred and twenty years. It was then, and later too, that the Nephilim appeared on earth–when the divine beings cohabited with the daughters of men, who bore them offspring. They were the heroes of old, the men of renown.’ (Genesis, 6:1–4.)


“Have the rich, the powerful of the inner circle of elites on Earth sold us out to the returning Aliens? If NIBIRU is coming and earth survives, will humanity be enslaved again to be work horse and sexual playmates of the gods?”



According to Sitchin, while the Anunnaki production of gold was increased by mining in South Africa, so was the physical effort to extract it. After continuous day and night gold mining for a period of 150,000 years (450,000-300,000BC), the South African Anunnaki mine workers revolted. The mutiny was resolved through the intercession of the brother/sister gods of the Anunnaki named Enki and Ninharsag by genetically engineering an African apewoman to create a replacement laborer. After considerable trial and error, according to the Summerian story, a suitable hybrid worker was developed. Capable of gene manipulation technology, the Anunnaki implanted the apewoman’s egg into surrogate Anunnaki maidens. This early hybrid could not sexually reproduce, but at a later time, some of these hybrids (referred to as black heads in Sumerian tablets) were moved from Africa to a place the Sumerians called E.DIN in Mesopotamia and further engineered to be able to sexually reproduce. Some considerable time later, some of the Anunnaki (including royalty ) began to mate with human females. It’s noted in the Bible: “That the sons of God saw the daughters of men that they were fair; and they took them wives of all which they chose.” Genesis 6:2. Offspring of this union were referred to as Men of Renown or Demigods (.Biblical ref.: “when the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men, and they bare children to them, the same became mighty men which were of old, men of renown.” Genesis 6:4

Israel Is Not the Original Holy Land of the Jews, Muslims, and Christians!
By Gene D. Matlock



In reading the Torah we can infer that Eden was still a great place to live, even after Adam and Eve were thrown out of Eden, Probably in Adam’s time, mankind had degenerated to the lower limits of his blessed human condition: the wise man.
Foreseeing that humans were gradually degenerating into little more than animals, the Divine Forces sent some divinities to the earth to give their help:

‘When men began to increase on earth and daughters were born to them, the divine beings saw how beautiful the daughters of men were and took wives from among those that pleased them. The Lord said, My breath shall not abide in man forever, since he too is flesh; let the days allotted him be one hundred and twenty years. It was then, and later too, that the Nephilim appeared on earth–when the divine beings cohabited with the daughters of men, who bore them offspring. They were the heroes of old, the men of renown.’ (Genesis, 6:1–4.)


Did a spaceship such as the above bring the Nephilim to this world?

Most people can’t understand why this passage was placed in Genesis and who the Nephilim were. The Nephilim descended to earth to plant the seeds of God–Men who would, from time to time, reincarnate to lead mankind on the right path. Nephilim has its equivalent both in Sanskrit and Greek. In Sanskrit, ‘Nau/Nu/Na=’ ship; boat; knowledge; certainty; the descendancy from Noah or Lord Krishna; God Shiva; Buddha; Noah.’ Navalin = Star Ship; Constellation Ship. In Greek, Nephilim= Nuphylum, meaning The Five Races (Phylum) of Noah (Nu). Of the five races, Yadu, Turvasa, Druhyus, Anu, and Puru, the only one I�ll deal with are the Yadu and their companions, the Yadavas. Yadava is a contraction of Yadu plus Deva, meaning ‘The Yadu Demi–Gods or People of Yah.’ It was through them that Lord Krishna, God Shiva, and Buddha came to earth to save mankind from time to time, as follows:



Nephilim/Navalin > Noah (Manu) >Jyapeti (Japhet or Yayati) > Yadu > Yadava > Jews/Yahuda.

Yayati/Jyapeti/Japhet was at one and the same time Dyauspitar (Jupiter), Dyus (Zeus), Vishnu or Lord Krishna, Shiva, and Buddha

Notice that the Nephilim/Navalin did not detach themselves from their bodies and move into those of the Yadus and Yadavas. They could enter this world only via the bloodstreams of the Yadu and Yadava (Yahudas or Jews). For that, they had to breed with the daughters of men, leaving their seed in the wombs of these daughters. The closer people were tied genetically to the Yadu and Yadava, the easier it was to get a correct genetic match for producing a fetus capable of hosting a true Son of the Unbegotten. Any of the other races could produce saints but not saviors like Jesus and Krishna. For this reason, Lord Krishna and Jesus were related by blood ties. Krishna was a Yadu Kuru. Jesus was a Yehudi Koresh.



Could it be that the Hebrew and Hindu Gods, entering mankind’s bloodstream through Japhet, the son of Noah, were really Gods? It seems that they were. We, whose religions descend from Noah’s times, worshiping the same deities, accuse one another of being wrong and that we are right. We are all brothers. Let�’s face it. What amazes me is that the Krishtayani, who were the people of Noah, and now the Christians, have never left the world scene.

Before researching this information, I wondered why the Jews have always said they are ‘The Chosen People.’ That is because they, the Yadavas, and the Yadus were the only ones chosen by God to bring redemption to the world. Over the centuries, the Jews came to forget that they also shared that honor with the Indian Jyapeti, Yadus and Yadavas.



In ancient times, these tribes were said to possess great mystical knowledge–more than any other peoples on earth. It may be true that those who were chosen for the priesthood had to perform some kind of test to prove they descended from the Divine Beings called Nephilim/Navalin. In Hebrews 7:3, we read a description of the mysterious figure Melchizedec whom I claim was Malika Sadhaka (Lord Krishna), the Incarnation of Vishnu:



Jerusalem’s Melchisedec (God Krishna)?

‘Without father, without mother, without descent, having neither beginning of days, nor end of life; but made like unto the Son of God; abideth a priest continually.’

The Bible said clearly that the Nephilim/Navalin were ‘divine.’

I know that some people might regard such speculations of mine as fantasy. But I’m taking the Jewish and Hindu scriptures seriously.

After the Nephilim/Navalin had been on earth for sufficient time to seed the Yadus’ and Yadavas’ bloodstreams with the spirits of future divinities, the Torah states:

‘The Lord saw how great was man’s wickedness on earth, and how every plan devised in his mind was nothing but evil all the time. And the Lord regretted that He had made man on earth, and His heart was saddened. The Lord said, ‘I will blot out from the earth the men whom I created–men together with beasts, creeping things, and birds of the sky; for I regret that I made them. But Noah found favor with the Lord.’ (Genesis 5–8.)

After that, God gave Noah time enough to build the Ark, and then, the floods came.

Some people may reject the idea that the Nephilim/Navalin impregnated Noah’s progeny with the germs of potential God–Men who would later become Melchisedec, Jesus Christ, Krishna, Indra, Agni, Quetzalcoatl and others; men who would supply redemption to humankind in such severe crises as the Siberian Altai flood. If that is not so, for what other reason did God plant the Nephilim/Navalin in the blood of mankind before destroying all but a few?

It is possible that the ancient Jewish wise men did not want us to know the Nephilim came here to reseed the earth with people having an improved genetic structure, who would begin human life anew All we read in the Bible is a short description of the Nephilim/Navalin–and then the part about the flood. It probably took several hundred years for the Nephilim/Navalin to improve and regenerate the human genetic structure sufficiently in Noah and his descendants.

Just to give you an idea of how low mankind had fallen after the Great Flood in Altai, Siberia, read the Hindu account of Noah, taken from the Matsya Purana:

‘To Satyavarman, that sovereign of the whole earth, were born three sons: the eldest Shem; then Sham; and thirdly, Jyapeti by name.
‘They were all men of good morals, excellent in virtue and virtuous deeds, skilled in the use of weapons to strike with, or to be thrown; brave men, eager for victory in battle.

‘But Satyavarman, being continually delighted with devout meditation, and seeing his sons fit for dominion, laid upon them the burdens of government.

‘Whilst he remained honouring and satisfying the gods, and priests, and kine, one day, by the act of destiny, having drunk mead,

‘Became senseless and lay asleep naked. Then, he was seen by Sham, and by him were his two brothers called:

‘To whom he said, ‘What now has befallen? In what state is this our sire?’ By these two he was hidden with clothes, and called to his senses again and again.

‘Having recovered his intellect, and perfectly knowing what had passed, he cursed Sham, saying, ‘Thou shalt be the servant of servants.’

‘And since thou wast a laugher in their presence, from laughter thou shalt acquire a name. Then he gave Sham the wide domain on the south of the snowy mountains.

‘And to Jyapeti he gave all the north of the snowy mountains; but he, by the power of religious contemplation, attained supreme bliss.’

Can you imagine what men were like after the Great Flood if Ham attempted sodomy on his own father, an old wino? Ham was one of the ‘good guys,’ a man of ‘good morals, excellent in virtue and virtuous deeds’?



Remains of an ancient ark at Drupinar, Turkey, Visitor Center, believed to be either the Jewish Noah’s Ark or the one mentioned in the Koran

Noah was a great yogi who spent his time in meditation and contemplating the Gods–while drunk as a skunk on mead.

What were the ‘bad guys’ like in those days? It goes without saying that the future Jesuses, Krishnas, Indras, Vishnus, Agnis and other God–men would have to endure many reincarnations and crucifixions before mankind could be regenerated sufficiently to return to the right path. Even now, in this bleeding world, we are noticing that many Navalins are forgetting the Divine Purpose for which they came when they left that faraway planet in Outer Space!

The War of Armageddon Already Happened in India, Nearly Five Thousand Years Ago!

When Lord Krishna (Melchisedec or Malika Sadhaka), his son Abraham, and Sarah fled to the Middle East, they took along many of Hinduism’s favorite myths with them. That’s why the Jews and the Hindus have similar deified heroes and legends. One memory that accompanied them, eventually weaving itself into Jewish–Christian–Islamic mythology, was the so-called ‘prophecy’ of The War of Armageddon which we mistakenly think will happen on the Plain of Meggido, in Israel–but only if we make it happen.

Supposedly, of the 200 million soldiers on both sides, who will be involved in that war, only 144,000 people will survive. For the Christians, the losers will be the Jews and the Moslems. For the Moslems, the Christians and the Jews will be the losers. Christ will be the champion of the winners, regardless of which side wins. Without a doubt, the Jewish Zionists have a less than favorable fate planned for us Christians and Moslems.

According to the Mahabharata, the ancient Indians fought a long war to rid themselves of the mercantile class of Indians called Asuras (Assyrians). In reality, it was mainly a war involving wandering landless nomadic goat and sheepherders and subsistence farmers against the shippers, merchants and traders, lumber men, miners, farmers, and cattle and horse ranchers who were exploiting ancient Western India to the limit. The nomads wanted to settle down but because of their poverty, they had to end up as servants of those who owned all the land, forests, and cities. The Bible refers to this war as the contention between Cain and Abel. It was similar to our own Wild West range wars. It took about a thousand years for the Asuras (People of Yah) to be defeated and driven out of India, among whom were Krishna, Abraham, Sarah, and all those tribes destined to become Yahudas or Jews.

‘The Jews alias Judaists alias Zionists are the Vedic people of the clan of Lord Krishna who had to migrate from the Dwarka kingdom after the Mahabharata war.’ (World Vedic Heritage, by P. N. Oak, p. 187.)

Historian Oak’s statement confirms my thesis that the War of Armageddon (Ar-Maghada) was long ago past tense when the forefathers of the Jews arrived in the land over which the Jews and the Palestinian Arabs are now fighting.

Besides naming a plain in Israel, Meggido (Maghada), the forefathers of the Jews named two small mountains Zion and Moriah in remembrance of the Mt. Meru they left behind in India, for another name of Mt. Meru was Siyoni (From the Vagina [Source]). Even in such places as Egypt, pyramids are called M’ru, for every people on earth originated in the ancient Turkic countries and India.

Nothing that I have said thus far is original with me. Everything is derived from other sources. Even the early Portuguese Jesuit priests in India noticed that the Yadus and Yadavas called their ancient homeland in Maharasthra, Gujarat, and other places in the upper part of India, Seuna–Desa (Land of Zion.)

‘�as the records of the [Seunadesa] dynasty traced its history from the Puranic hero Yadu, its rulers were better known as Yadavas although the word Seuna was not totally forgotten.’ (The Yadavas and Their Times, By Onkar Prasad Verma, pp.2–3.)

Godfrey Higgins, in his monstrous two volume work, Anacalypsis, gave a detailed account of the Northern India origin of the Jews. When I was compiling my book, Jesus and Moses Are Buried in India, Birthplace of Abraham and The Hebrews, I bought a translation of an ancient book entitled History of the Afghans, by Khwaja Neamat Ullah, who lived about 300 or 400 years after the time of Mohammed. What I read in that book astounded me. To make sure I had understood the book accurately, I lent it to an educated friend of mine, a retired mathematician, asking him to read it and tell me his conclusions. After reading it, he said to me, ‘This is a history of the Jews.’ For the reasons I have described, it is absolutely certain that Israel is in no way the original holy land of the Jews, Muslims, and Christians. They are fighting one another over the wrong piece of real estate!


Over the millenniums, the people of India have forgotten where their original Mt. Meru was. Some think it could have been Mt. Ararat in Armenia. Some say it was Bulgaria’s most sacred mountain, Sinanica. Others claim it is a mountain in Altai, Siberia, called Shambala. In his book, Ancient Geography of Ayodhya, Hindu geographer, Dr. Dr. Sham Narain Pande, says it was located in what is now Herat, Afghanistan. The Hindus have settled on the West Tibetan Kailasa as the original Mt. Meru. I feel that the real Mt. Meru may be found in today’s Madhya Pradesh state. For the Christians and Jews, our ‘Mt. Meru’ was the Tower of Babel in Babylon. However, Edward Pococke, in India in Greece, stated that when the people of Northern India fled northward as a result of the War of the Mahabharata, they named Babel after Bopal which is a place in Madhya Pradesh.

At the tail end of the War of the Mahabharata, the forefathers of the Jews were composed of many tiny republican principalities because each tribe and clan was fiercely independent. They were always fighting among themselves, even for trivial reasons. However, one nation among all of them was unusually powerful and stable: Magadha. Because of his divine stature, the Yadus and Yadavas counted on Lord Krishna to be their divine savior and unite them as a single nation under Maghada, but things did not work out that way. One day, some drunken teenagers from various tribes and clans started fighting over the results of a dice game:



Almost immediately, all the Yadus and Yadavas became embroiled in what was perhaps the bloodiest war in human history: The Eighteen Day War. The combatants faced off against each other in two different groups: the Kaurava (Kuru) army, headed by Krishna and his friend Arjuna, consisting of 11,000 chariots, 10,900 elephants, 200,000 horses, and three million foot soldiers versus the Pandavas, composed of 6,000 chariots, 6,000 elephants, 10,000 horses, and 1 million foot soldiers.

At the end of those 18 days, all the animals of both sides were killed. Only 18,000 warriors survived among an estimated 5 million warriors! Counting the wives and children of the surviving warriors, only about 144,000 Yadus and Yadavas survived just as we have been taught. Besides being called The Eighteen Day War, it was also called the War of Ar-Maghada, meaning ‘The Maghada Massacre,’ for the Sanskrit AR means ‘misfortune, injury, and inflicted pain.’

Because he failed to unite the Yadus and Yadavas in a single monarchy, Krishna was impaled on a tree to atone for the sins of his people. A few days later, he arose from the dead. When Dwarka–Haran sank under the sea, Krishna led his people to what is now Jerusalem, becoming its King Melchisedec as St.Paul himself intimated in The Book of Proverbs.



 Lord Krishna involved in the falsely prophesied and plagiarized 18 Day War or the War of Ar’Maghada. According to Hindu historian P.N. Oak, when they went to the Middle East, they agreed to forget their tribal differences think of themselves as just Maghadans and just worship ‘Yah.’ In this way, they could preserve their tribal unity.



The site of the Battle of Ar’Maghada, which happened more than 4,000 years ago, but which ignorant Christian, Jewish, and Muslim clerics say hasn’t happened yet, is colored a dark orange. (

It may come as a surprise to most readers to learn that Sarah and Abraham were Yadavas. The Sarasvat Brahmin Yadavas are even today prominent world traders, especially the Gauda (God) Sarasvatis. In Sanskrit, Goda means ‘Brain or Vulva,’ the Source or Creative Principle. For that reason, Sarasvati is the Hindu Goddess of Knowledge. After four thousand years, Abraham and Sarah are still with us. However, in general, the Hindu Yadavas are lower caste, many of whom suffer unbearable misery. As the old saying goes, ‘The more things change, the more they stay the same.’

After fleeing to the Middle East, the Yahudas (People of Yah) named a certain plain there, ‘Meggido,’ in remembrance of the so–called Eighteen Day Yadavi War back in Brahmavarta, India, in what is now the state of Haryana. Who would have known that the Bhagavadgita story of Krishna and the War of Ar-Maghada would end up being the sweetheart of ignorant Christian Evangelical preachers, Moslem extremists, and Zionist dreamers? And isn’t it strange that hundreds of millions of thoroughly brainwashed people on earth are willing to lose their lives and even blow up this world to please their ignorant religious leaders and selfish interests who have stupidly and ignorantly led them astray?



 Most of the Yadavas (Hindu Jews or People of Yah) who didn’t escape to Jerusalem with Krishna Malika Sadhaka, Abraham, and Sarah are now low caste. Many of these low-caste Yadavas suffer almost unbearable pain in their lives. The Yadava man and woman (Dalits) were killed by some upper caste thugs who were angry because the victims were trying to improve their lives. Will the erroneous Armageddon prophecy in Israel spawn more horrors such as this one?

Throughout the millenniums, not only in India, but wherever they wandered in the world, the Yadavas, also known as People of Yah, and Jats, have affected human civilization as no other peoples on earth. Anyone wanting to find out more about these amazing people should read the following books: Yadavas Throughout the Ages, consisting of two volumes, by Yadav Singh; The Yadavas And their Times, by Onkar Prasad Verma; History of Jats, by Ram Sarup Joon; World Vedic Heritage, by P. N. Oak; Anacalypsis, a large two volume masterpiece by Godfrey Higgins.

In Yadavas Throughout the Ages, Yadav Singh discussed the astonishing cultural similarities between his distant relatives, the Israelis, and their modern brothers back in India:..their struggle for freedom, love for their motherland, attachment for land, stubborn attitude, their way of struggle, greediness for money, fighting qualities, fit to survive in adverse circumstances, make the best use of the worst type of land for agricultural production� (Volume 1).

In volume II, he said that they civilized all the peoples they conquered, giving them ‘new philosophy, religion, calendars, medical science, art of warfare, sculpture and what not … Instead of Vedic religion, they had Bhagavata or Sarvata Dharma (Science of Living) as their way of life, which came to be known in later times a Vaisnavadharma (Bakhti Yoga, Science of Divine Love)…The Yadavas were progressive, dynamic, and energetic people. They opened new vistas in every walk of life-music, dance, fine arts, archery, government, wrestling, breeding, scaling high peaks, inventing new device, discovering new ideologies, philosophies, etc. The contribution of these people to India in particular, and the world in general, immense…’ (Vol. II, pp. 7–8.)

Even today, In India, the Yadavas continue being the greatest social reformers. In my research, I noticed that many non–Yadava Hindus wish they were not such aggressive missionaries for social reform and human betterment. Historian Singh said that in the past many foreign and native–Indian non–Yadavas thought that they had been cursed by Yayati, and that non–Yadavas could never have their own gods and monarchs. Could the Nephilim/Navalin be the reason why?



India’s most distinguished leaders of the 19th century, Swami Davanand Saraswati. He was the founder of India’s Arya Samaj or The Society of Nobles Hindu Reform Movement. The society condemns and fights against ancestor worship, animal sacrifice, the caste system, child marriage, discrimination against women, idol worship, religious pilgrimages, and untouchability. It also champions reincarnation and celibacy.

The society is finally beginning to transform India and bring it to the forefront in this world of nations. Hopefully, in the near future, we will never again have to observe such heart–rending tragedies such as that mutilated couple whose only crime was in wanting to better themselves educationally and morally.

Source : http://khmerconnection.com/topic/humans-created-by-the-annunaki-as-slaves-sexual-playmates-of-the-gods-1065094/

Worlds oldest Religion

Hinduism is the world's oldest extant religion. It has no known founder, although many scholars assume its foundations derives from within the Vedic Civilization. This suggests a distinct antiquity to the religion as the Vedic period or age extends from approximately the 2nd millenium BCE and continues up until the 6th Century BCE. While Judaism can be said to have Abraham as its founding father (circa 2000 BCE), and the first five books of the Old Testament written around 600 BCE, Hinduism's roots, and that of the Vedic Civiliztation go much further back. Both Hinduism and the associated culture on the Indian subcontinent derive ultimately from the Indus Valley Civilization (circa 3300 BCE), the latter which includes the impressive city, Mohenjo-daro, built roughly 2600 BCE.

This long history of civilizations is important to the foundations of Hinduism in that the earliest elements of the religion appear to date back as far as the late neolithic or early Harrappan period (or early Bronze period), all of which is circa 5500 to 3300 BCE. The Old Testament, if taken literally, could be said to date from Adam and Eve, circa 4000 BCE. Because of Hinduism's exceptionally long span of time in human history, the religion has developed a highly diverse system of beliefs and traditions. If there is one thing that can be said of Hinduism, it is that it has never rested on its laurels, and has been amenable in the long term to new ideas and thoughts. These variations are extremely important and are covered in considerable detail (with numerous links to relevant topics) in the Wikipedia article on Hinduism.

It should be emphasized that Hinduism also provides a vast body of scriptures which expound on a wide range of theology, philosophy and mythology, all providing spiritual insights and guidance in the concept of religious living. A common factor in this religious diversity, however, is a:

"propensity to assimilate rather than to exclude.  This last feature divides Hinduism sharply from the religions of the west, [particularly those] based on Judaism.  The latter, at least in their earlier forms, generally reject as false all other religious beliefs and practices; Hinduism, on the other hand, concedes some validity to them all.  The western attitude is expressed by the words of Yahweh on Sinai: ‘You shall have no other gods before me”; in the Bhagavad Gita, the incarnate god Krishna says, ‘Whatever god a man worships, it is I who answer the prayer.’" [1]

While the many webpages on the subject of Hinduism (and a host of related topics) are readily available on the web, the subject is addressed on this website from two unique perspectives. One is the timing of certain critical changes in the philosophy of Hinduism, and the other is with respect to Hinduism's various concepts of God.

For example, the earliest phase of a formalized Hinduism is rooted in the religion of the Vedas, which were composed between 1000 and 600 B.C.E.  Essentially appendices, “the Aranyakas (circa 600 B.C.E.) and Upanishads (circe 600-300 B.C.E.) respectively expounded upon the symbolism of the more recondite rites and speculated on the nature of the universe and man's relation to it. When Vedic religion gradually evolved into Hinduism between the 6th and 2nd centuries B.C.E., these texts taken collectively became the most sacred literature of Hinduism." [1]

“By perhaps 600 B.C.E., the new doctrine of the continual process of reincarnation (samsura) was known to comparatively small circles of ascetics and was coupled with the idea of karma, the fundamental law of cause and effect by which the evildoer is reborn in unhappy conditions.  It spread very rapidly, and seems to have been accepted almost universally in the time of Buddha (6th century).  It’s orgin and rapid diffusion are not yet satisfactorily explained.” [1]

In addition, as mentioned above, the ending of the Vegic Civilization and the beginning of Hinduism and the Indian subculture can be dated circa 600 BCE.

The point worth emphasizing is that around 600 BCE, there were notable changes in the emphasis of the Hindu religion. The critical factor was the speculation on the nature of the universe, and suddenly for the first time, man's relation to it. This constitutes additional evidence of the critically important juncture in man's history and the sudden influence of religions shifting from the sole emphasis on the gods and initiating the development of philosophies which were oriented toward mankind. Suddenly, the reincarnation of human souls and karmic implications for human beings became important (as opposed simply to the latest news on the schenigans of the gods and goddesses).

Note also, very importantly, the last sentence of the Encyclopaedia Britannica quote above, i.e., that its rapid diffusion is not readily explained. If in fact the 600 BCE sea change in human philosophy was engineered by superior beings -- those with the means to charge about the planet -- the diffusion of and and all concepts can be much more readily explained. In other words, if the ruling gods and/or goddesses were bringing the entire human race up to philosophical speed at this time, using the various means of transportation and communications they undoubtedly possessed, the rapid diffusion of philosophies and technologies becomes easily explained. Furthermore, the existence of such diffusion having occured in turn implies that these gods and goddesses actually existed. How else could one explain the rapid diffusion of the philosophical concepts to virtually every civilization on the planet?

Which brings us to Hinduism's concept of god (or gods), which is in itself extremely noteworthy. Wikipedia's take on this subject is worth quoting:

"Hinduism is sometimes considered to be a polytheistic religion, but such a view tends to oversimplify a diverse system of thought with beliefs spanning monotheism, polytheism,[11] panentheism, monism and even atheism. For instance, the Advaita Vedanta school holds that there is only one causal entity (Brahman), which manifests itself to humans in multiple forms[12] while many scholars consider the Samkhya school of thought to have had atheistic leanings." [References in this paragraph refer to the Wikipedia essay references]

On the one hand, Encyclopaedia Britannica [1] takes the position that:

“The Rigveda reflects in general a polytheistic sacrificial religion very different from that of later India.  In involved the worship of numerous divinities, most of whom were conceived as male, and were connected with the sky and natural phenomena.  In some of the more recent hymns of the Rigveda, however, there are speculations on the source and fundamental nature of the cosmos.”

If we in fact assume the worship of numerous divinities in earlier Hinduism, it becomes apparent that there might be a direct correlation between this aspect of Hinduism and the Anunnaki of Sumerian fame. And of course the speculations on the universal fundamentals in more recent times, speak again of the 600 BCE worldwide epiphany.

Similarities between the Anunnaki and Hindu gods and goddesses include the aforementioned timing of the 600 BCE shift in philosophies. In addition...

Hinduism “religion contrasts sharply with the religions of the west in its conception of the size and duration of the universe.  In place of the comparatively small, transient cosmos of traditional Judaism, Christianity and Islam, Hinduism postulates a universe immense in size and immensely long in duration, passing through a continuous process of development and decline.  The fundamental cosmic cycle is the “day of Brahma”, a period of 4,320,000,000 years known as a kalpa.” [1]

This may constitute an additional connection between the religion of Hinduism and the long-lived Annunaki. The Kalpa certainly predates by a very substantial margin the limited time of the Anunnaki on Earth (only the last half million years or so?), but this in itself may not preclude a possible connection.   For beings that may very well live for at least 250,000 years (a valid assumption based on the dates of the Adam and Eve of modern science), a kalpa of 17,280 human lifetimes in sequence is not that hard to comprehend.  On a smaller time scale, the current yuga (the Kali Yuga or the Age of Discord) lasts some 432,000 years. Perhaps the Age of Discord is really nothing more than the presence of the Anunnaki on earth! [Shudder!]

There is in addition, supporting evidence from the myths and stories of Inanna who has been equated in Sumerian literature with the Indian subcontinent goddess, Kali the latter not to be confused with the male demon who is considered the personification of the Kali Yuga). Inanna may in fact have been the presiding goddess and patron of Mohenjo-daro and the early Harrapan culture. Sumerian myths do in fact describe the awarding of such lands to Inanna. The fact that being a more social Anunnaki meant that she might not have spent as much time on the Indian subcontinent, does not in itself constitute evidence that the Harrapan culture was not her home away from home.

Finally and possibly quite importantly with respect to the Hindu concept of God, it would be well to recall that the Samkhya cosmology mentioned above in the Wikipedia article is decidedly less inclined to the polytheism of numerous gods. The Samkhya school, which is regarded by some as the oldest philosophical system in India, was nevertheless incorporated within the systems of Hindu philosophy with the major text, the extant Sankhya Karika, written circa 200 CE. It is generally assumed that "there are no purely Samkhya schools existing today in Hinduism, but its influence is felt in Yoga and Vedanta schools of philsophy." The end result, therefore, is that Yoga does not dwell a great deal on worshiping gods -- other than perhaps praying that during a particularly stressful yoga session, one will still be able to later walk out of the gym with one's yoga mat tucked safely under one's arm.

Another noteworthy factor is that, according to the Wikipedia article on the subject, the epistemology of Samkhya concludes that knowledge is possible through 1) direct sense perception, 2) logical inference, and 3) verbal testimony. This sounds vaguely like certain aspects of gnostism -- wherein the path to knowledge and enlightenment is emphasized. Gnostism may in fact be a parallel effort (particularly considering the comparative dates of development). It is also noteworthy that Gnostism's additional emphasis on the existence of a dysfunctional creator god, i.e. Gnostism is:

"a religion that regards this world as the creation of a series of evil archons/powers who wish to keep the human soul trapped in an evil physical body, [and] a religion that preaches a hidden wisdom or knowledge only to a select group as necessary for salvation or escape from this world.” [2]

These "evil archons/powers" may likely be various sects of the Anunnaki.

The Samkhya school of Hinduism clearly does not teach of such a duality. However... One can speculate that Samkhya is that philosophical school of Hinduism which has concluded that the gods and goddesses of ancient times (the archons) are in fact not gods and goddesses, and that it's high time to quick kidding ourselves (and them). Furthermore, Samkhya, freed from the worshipping fashion might thereafter be more likely to take a gnostic view of developing knowledge. Such a technique might include, perhaps, an emphasis on developing the body so as to increase the quality of direct sense perception (item 1 above). Such a speculation can then be construed as a combination of items 2 and 3, i.e. logical inference and verbal testimony. (Or at least, written testimony.)

It remains to be seen as to whether or not this makes the author a Yogi or not. Or to finally bend his right knee in the fashion it was originally designed.
Source : http://www.halexandria.org/dward211.htm

Rape of a Goddess

The oldest recorded example of the archetype of the death goddess is Ereshkigal of Sumeria. These ancient goddesses usually occurred in pairs, sisters as they were usually referred to, a light sister and a dark sister. In this case, Ereshkigal was the dark sister of the more well known Inanna/Ishtar. Just as we would not know the day without the night, it is essential that the story of both sisters be told, because their pairing tells a deeper mystery. The most famous story of these Sumerian sisters, probably one of the oldest mythological texts on record is called Inanna’s Decent to the Underworld, and it goes as follows;

Inanna queen of heaven sets her mind on the great below, Irkalla, Sumerian land of the dead. Before she goes she instructs her trusty female servant that if she does not return in three days, to plead with the Gods to send aid. And thus Inanna sets out for Hell. She arrives at the front gates and demands to be let in. When asked why she is there, Inanna replies she has come to witness the funeral rites of Gulganna, the bull of heaven, Ereshkigal’s consort, whom Inanna caused the destruction of in the epic of Gilgamesh.

Ereshkigal is the Queen of Irkalla, and upon being informed that her upper world sister is at the gates demanding to be let in to witness the funeral of a creature she destroyed, Ereshkigal bites her lip and slaps her thigh. She is most displeased. Upon reflection for a moment she instructs her vizier, whose name in our tongue means Fate, to let her in and orders she be brought naked and bowed low to Ereshkigal, as all who enter her domain are.

So Fate admits Inanna, and as she passes through each one of the seven gates of the underworld, he strips her of one piece of her sacred regalia. When divested of her garments, Inanna complains asking what is this? Fates reply is that they ways of the underworld are perfect, and that she should not question them. So at last Inanna is brought before Ereshkigal, naked and bowed low.

As Inanna enters, Ereshkigal rises from her throne, and Inanna attempts to lunge for either Ereshkigal or the throne of Hell. Why is unclear, either Inanna set out to conquer the Underworld, she was so angry at her treatment thus far or, as in the rites of Baal another ancient dying and resurrected God, embodied by a sacred cow, she came to claim the Bull of Heaven. Either way, when Inanna lunges, Ereshkigal fixes upon her the eyes of death, and kills her. She turns her into a corpse and hangs her from a peg, sort of as a trophy.

Three days go by and Inanna’s faithful servant, puts on mourning attire and raises the alarm. She goes to several different Gods all begging that they help, and none will, either out of fear and respect for the Underworld and her Queen, or because they felt Inanna was being greedy in going into the underworld when she was already the queen of heaven, and as such deserves the fate she has met. Finally Inanna’s servant finds sympathy in Enki, a water God associated with the constellation Aquarius.

From the dust under his fingernails he fashions two sexless creatures, and he gives them both the food of life and the water of life, and he instructs them to slip into the underworld unnoticed, and when Ereshkigal moans, to moan with her. He instructs them to empathize with her. He then instructs them that when Ereshkigal offers them something in return for their sympathy, to request the corpse of Inanna, and sprinkle on her the water of life, and feed her the food of life, thus restoring her.

As such the little dust people enter Irkalla and do exactly as they are told, and in return for their empathy Ereshkigal gives them Inanna’s corpse and they restore the Queen of heaven. But as Inanna attempts to leave, the Annunaki, which are the judges of the Underworld say she cannot go unless she provides a replacement, as no one leaves the underworld. So they send Inanna back to the land of the living with in a horde of demons to claim her replacement.

When Inanna gets back her faithful servant is waiting for her, clothed in mourning attire. The demons want to seize her, but Inanna says no, because she did as she was told and she mourned for me. Then they come upon Inanna’s brother who is likewise appropriately mourning, and when the demons attempt to seize him, Inanna’s reply is the same, no.

Finally, they come upon Inanna’s consort Dumuzi. Dumuzi is a mortal who was given dominion as king by becoming Inanna’s consort. When Inanna comes upon him, he is dressed in fine regalia, making merry, not mourning one bit. Inanna fixes upon him, the same eyes Ereshkigal fixed up her, and the Galla demons know they have their replacement.

Now the story continues on to tell that Dumuzi gives chase. Inanna laments the loss of her lover, and when Dumuzi seeks shelter at his sister’s, and the Galla find him there, his sister shares his fate, and offers to spend half the year in the underworld, with Dumuzi doing the other half.

There are several things that stand out about this story to me. One is the fact that Inanna approaches the domain of Ereshkigal quite haughtily, a fact that angers Ereshkigal. Ereshkigal orders her to be stripped naked and bowed low, like everyone else who enters her realm. The dark lady breaks down not only things on a physical level, but on a psychological level. The only way I can think to explain it is that many people think that they have the power to control things. By their arrogance or manipulating or sheer force, they think they can achieve dominion. The dark lady breaks down this illusion, sometimes with great ruthlessness, depending on the severity of offense. The only thing a person can control is themselves, and even that is debatable sometimes.

The next thing that stands out is that Inanna’s journey is the journey of the initiate, or the shamanistic rite of initiation. A person, during childhood or teenage years, is subject of great trauma. This trauma leads to an inward journey that many do not make it back from and results in mental illness such as schizophrenia. The ones that do make it back however, are viewed as being in a position to see and understand things that the average person cannot. Inanna emerges from her experience in Irkalla fundamentally changed as well.

Inanna’s descent has themes that resonate with the wisdom associated with the crown chakra, of openness to divine will, a chakra that only opens in the most spiritual advanced people. It also speaks of the sacrifice for deep feminine wisdom. Shamanism and many natural/organic based spiritual traditions seek wisdom through altered states of perception. This can be taken as forcibly altering ones consciousness with drugs (a form of mediumship) or by rediscovering unity with nature and cosmos that is lost in logos goal orientated society and by letting the dark lady drag us down to the magic, meditative and archaic depths that is before all thought and speech that is quite literally earth-shattering. It is in this broken state we can connect which the flow of the universe and find new perspective. The very process of which flies in the face of patriarchal society and as such can result in loss of social standing, a necessary sacrifice to the dark lady for her wisdom, as Inanna found out the hard way.

It should also be noted that with Inanna she is divested of one piece of her regalia at each of the seven gates, and they are restored to her gate by gate. Transformation is rarely instantaneous, usually it is a slow process of regression through the various layers of consciousness and mechanisms of a persons mind, and it is a slow process of being put back together as well.

Inanna was known as the Queen of Heaven and Earth. She was a Goddess of love and fertility. She was a goddess who would not be owned, she was her own master. Even when she came together with a man, she retained her independence and magnetism as a lover, she was never the dutiful wife or mother. Her priestesses were the dancing girls and temple prostitutes.

Now when I say prostitutes, forget the modern definition. These were not street walkers. These were women that in many cases after a term of service to the goddess, would go on to be married and live a normal life. They lived in the temple and they were not directly paid. A man would come to the temple to make an offering to the goddess of love, and in doing so partake of the boons the lady of love, and her dark sister offered, i.e. renewal, and regeneration. Sexual alchemy is the term for it, and it covers everything from simple pleasure to a path to enlightenment. Inanna is extremely extroverted in this role, in one song inviting Dumuzi to “plow my vulva, man of my heart”

Inanna was a celebrated as a numen of impersonal fertility, much like Demeter who I will get to later. In one story grains and legumes pour forth from her womb. One of her oldest emblems was a grain storehouse and the date God was said to be one of her consorts. She combines earthly bounty with heavenly guidance, and she is the union of earth and sky, matter and spirit, vessel and light. Inanna represents the border regions, the places where things intersect, the liminal place where events emerge. She cannot be contained or made certain and secure. In this aspect she is like Hecate.

Like Isis she is queen of the land and its fertility, it is she who bestows kingship on the mortal man chosen to be shepherd of the people, and promises a good harvest, and regards the people of Sumer as her children, but unlike Isis, she also promises the king the pleasures of her bed. She was also a Goddess of war. Battle was the dance of Inanna. She was more passionate than the Greek Athena and with the wild instincts of Artemis. Hymns to her describe her as “all devouring in power…attacking like the attacking storm” (she was a storm goddess too), having and “awesome face” and “angry heart” she sings with delight “heaven is mine, earth is mine-I a warrior am I. Is there a God who can vie with me?” Accordingly her companion animal was a lion.

Inanna is also mentioned several times in the epic of Gilgamesh. Note that in the story of Inanna’s descent to the underworld, she mentions she has come to see the funeral of the bull of heaven. In the epic of Gilgamesh, Inanna demands the bull of heaven to use it to destroy Gilgamesh and Enkidu. Gilgamesh and Enkidu slays the Bull and in doing so tells Inanna that he would do the same to her if she could. Then there is mention of Inanna and her priestesses leaving Uruk.

I mention this because of a theory I heard from a book I read that is cited at the back of this book. The theory is about the precession of the earth through the astrological constellations. At the time Sumeria was at its peak, the earth was in the constellation of Taurus-the bull. I truly believe the epic of Gilgamesh records the transition from the age of Taurus to the Age of Aries. Taurus is considered a feminine sign, with Aries being as masculine as it gets. One can begrudge patriarchal society till their blue in the face but the truth of it is that it was destined in the stars, just as the age that followed Aries, Pisces had to do with the victim/savior archetype, characterized by the figures of Jesus, Muhammad etc.

Further reinforcing this idea is the story of Inanna and the huluppu tree. The story talks about a tree, planted by the Gods, that Inanna finds on the banks of the Euphrates. She brings it back to Uruk to plant in her holy garden. She tends it in the hopes of using it for a throne and bed. Much to her consternation, a serpent takes up residence in the roots of the tree and will not come out. An anzu-bird takes up residence in the branches, and likewise will not come out, and the dark maid Lilith dwelt in the trunk. She pleads with her brother Utu, to help and he does nothing. But then she pleads to Gilgamesh. He dons his armor and enters her holy garden. He strikes the snake, and as a result not only takes car e of the serpent, but frightens off the Anzu bird and its young, and Lilith. Gilgamesh makes a throne and bed for Inanna out of the tree.

This story speaks of another fundamental truth. In this case I think it is more a historical truth. The serpent and the bird were ancient goddess symbols, both having to do with enlightenment. The serpent is very prevalent in sexual alchemy, the kundalini of tantra, the lunar and solar serpent of the sex magic of Isis. There is also the serpent of Genesis, that initiates woman into knowledge, a story I will dissect in full later. The bird is an ancient symbol of the soul, the wings symbolizing unbound freedom and enlightenment. Lilith, a figure I will cover in greater depth later, was known earlier as the hand of Inanna, the woman who lured men from the streets and fields of war into the Temple of love.



I believe the three’s position in the huluppu tree also is of significance. Look at the caduceus wand (also a symbol of alchemy, before western medicine perverted it) serpents rising up with wings at the top. If you look at the two serpents as being the lunar and solar serpents of the sex magic of Isis and you know that you transpose that over a persons body, the snakes starting in the pelvis and ending with the wings around what is known as the chalice, something that is pretty much located over the brain stem, the huluppu tree becomes a road map for enlightenment through sexual alchemy, and it is through woman, one who is notorious for her refusal to submit.

With the change from the age of Taurus, where tantric rituals were prevalent and the Feminine was considered superior, to the age of Aries where women and their mysteries were considered inferior, the only way Inanna could survive was to divest herself of her power and accept submission to man, hence Gilgamesh, who represents the patriarchal takeover, entering her holy garden, a blatant euphemism for sex, striking the serpent, driving off the bird and Lilith, and then giving Inanna her throne and bed, instead of her creating it herself.

It should also be noted that in the epic of Gilgamesh, Inanna offers herself to Gilgamesh in marriage, a sacred rite called the hierosgamos, that confers kingship. Gilgamesh in essence throws it in her face saying that her previous husbands met unfortunate fates and its because she treated them like crap. He specifically cites Dumuzi. Obviously, in the descent of Inanna, Dumuzi meets his end deservedly, but Gilgamesh twists the truth, true to form of the kind of insults and abuse women often have to deal with from men who do not respect them, and insults and derogates Inanna to claim her power.

Another interesting tidbit from the Epic of Gilgamesh is when Enkidu has the dream telling of his death, at one point he turns on the temple prostitute that originally civilized him, cursing her to be “ without a roof for your commerce, for you shall not keep house with the other girls in the tavern, but do your business in places fouled by the vomit of the drunkard. Your hire will be potter’s earth, your theivings will be flung into the hovel, you will sit at the crossroads in the dust of the potters quarter, you will make your bed on a dunghill at night, and day by day take your stand in the walls shadow. Brambles and thorns will tear your feet, the drunk and the dry will strike your cheek and your mouth will ache”.

But the Gods defend the heirodule asking Enkidu did she not pleasure you and feed you food and drink fit for the Gods, did she not cloth you in magnificent garment and give you Gilgamesh as a companion. Enkidu relents but in my opinion only a little for then he says she will be adored beyond compare, but because of her as Enkidu puts it, “a wife, a mother of seven, was forsaken” As far as I am concerned this is a prophecy because this is exactly what the dancing girls of today face, either brutality and filth, or being a home wrecker.

So if all things may be known by the opposite to which they can be contrasted, Ereshkigal has already been laid bare. Ereshkigal represents the uncontrollable unconscious processes we are all ruled by. Death being her most obvious association, but she rules over all unconscious processes, birth, sex, defecation, mental/emotional illness, all the things that we either would like to ignore or control in some way. She blows through all the pretensions we have about our own power, even grinding down a goddess to a rotting corpse on a peg, she is the life processes to which we must all submit. But like all Death Goddesses, she has rewards for those who willingly submit to her, who face their mortal fear and realize that in the end, we are all worm food, it’s just a question of when.

Ereshkigal was once an upper world goddess, but she was repeated raped by Enlil, a God. The Gods punished Enlil by sending him to the underworld, but out of love she followed him. Ereshkigal is the darkness of Inanna. When her fundamental nature is not respected, Ereshkigal is the result. It is a common theme amongst all the Goddesses I will be discussing, they were horribly betrayed and hurt at the hands of males. Inanna was known for her independence, her power and right to govern her sexuality as she chose. Ereshkigal was the result of her fundamental nature being betrayed. And like those who have suffered great pain and trauma all she wanted was someone to empathize, hence the success of the creatures Enki sent to free Inanna. They mirrored Ereshkigal’s pain, they absorbed it and felt just as she did, and in that small act of empathy, Ereshkigal was freed from her torture momentarily, and in return she released Inanna from her torture. Granted someone had to take Inanna’s place, but that fundamental story of empathy being the release from Hell, is key to the mythos I am building now.

When Inanna returns to the land of the living, with the horde of demons charged with claiming her replacement, she goes to the various people she knows and all of them mourned for her. However when she catches up with Dumuzi, her lover, she finds him in essence dressed up and partying. She fixes upon him the same eyes of death that Ereshkigal fixed on her in Inanna’s haughtiness, and in that look it apparent that Inanna has gained wisdom from the experience, and the light and dark are reconciled.

Ereshkigal’s name means “lady of the great place below”. She was a grain Goddesss before she came to be queen of the netherworld. She is the seed below and dying to sprout again. To a matriarchal point of view she is the continuum in which different states are simply experienced as transformations of one energy. To a patriarchal view she is a rape of life, a violence to be feared and controlled as much as possible with distancing oneself from it and a strict moral order. She is pictured as having life freezing eyes and leeches on her head. In other myths she is associated with the lord of healing(Ninazu) and the god of plagues war and death(Nergal).

She is very primal, full of fury, greed, fear of loss and even self-spite. She is raw instinctually split off from consciousness, the need and aggression that exist in our own personal underworld that is often denied out of social mores. And like the defense mechanisms of our own psyche that react sometime violently to unwanted intruders, Ereshkigal in anger sends her gate-keeper to deal with Inanna the intruder.

Ereshkigal is active destruction but she is also the slow cell by cell processes of decay and gestation, that are invasive and depending on the case against a persons will. She is pitiless and destructive of the individual. She is the hopeless, empty, shattering, numb, barren void and chaos. Her energy can be seen in black holes, infinite gravity and magnetism that even light cannot escape from. Her energy is the energy of X-rays, which see through all to the very core and are also emitted by black holes. Her energy is the disintegration of elements, radioactive decay, cancer, fermentation. She rules the functions of the base chakra, the earth chakra, peristalsis, menstruation, pregnancy. She without remorse grinds down life to its constituent parts, yet heaves forth new life. The abyss of Ereshkigal is both the source and the end, the ground of all being. She is the natural order of things, attended by her vizier “Fate”

Ereshkigal has a right to be a little surly though. She was split from her sister, raped and banished to the underworld. When the Gods have a feast she is not welcome, having to send someone to get her plate. But she is not antagonistic to male power, she merely demands the same respect and to be acknowledged as an equal. She is surrounded by male servants and she gives birth to sons. Her anger arises when she is not accorded the respect she deserves. There is the story of Nergal (God of plague war and death), who angers her by being rude to her emissary. She is turned from fury when he recognizes it was love she wanted from him all along. She offers him marriage and he accepts, and they end up making love for seven days nonstop. In some stories the children she produces are monsters but again this is because they are forces that cannot be controlled.

Source : https://etheria888.wordpress.com/2010/01/14/chapter-one-innanaishtarereshkigal/