In this video, we will travel back in time to explore some of the most fascinating Sumerian
texts ever deciphered. They tell the story of Enki, the god of water, wisdom, and magic,
and his connection with the great flood that destroyed much of humanity. This
myth appears in the epic accounts of Atrahasis and Gilgamesh around 2000 BC,
which is 1,000 years before the first records of Noah's flood and calls into question the
credibility of the later biblical account. But as with many other ancient stories,
there are many historical mysteries and alternative theories surrounding this event.
According to the Sumerian texts, Enki expressed a special wish - he wanted the memory of the
flood to survive. But, Why would the god of water and wisdom have such a strange wish?
As the story progresses, we see that some Anunnaki chose to stay on Earth
after the flood, while others left for their home planet of Nibiru.
What has caused this division among them? Was there no disagreement about the flood?
The leaders took oaths of silence - what were they trying to keep a secret?
What were they afraid to reveal? We also read about the rescue of Marduk,
who is given a new body and sent to live in peace on another planet!
Is this just a myth, or did the ancient Sumerians possess knowledge we are yet to discover?
As we examine the ancient texts and the mysterious events described in them we ask
ourselves - Was there more to the story of Enki and the flood than what we still don't know?
Were the ancient Sumerians initiated into knowledge that we have not yet discovered?
RYAN MOORHEN is a biblical archaeologist who has devoted himself to the ancient Sumerian texts.
His work sheds new light on some of the most fascinating mysteries of
human history. He pieces together clues from these ancient writings
and discovers theories that challenge commonly held beliefs about the past.
Muren has carefully examined ancient artifacts and deciphered ancient texts
to uncover the secrets of this lost civilization.
His conclusions have been met with skepticism, as they challenge many
long-held fundamental beliefs about the origins of human civilization.
But Ryan remains steadfast, pursuing the truth with passion and dedication.
Let's delve into his research and the deciphered
account of Enki and the flood recorded over 4000 years ago.
Enki's desire for the memory of the Flood to survive
The Sumerian god Enki shared a strange wish. He wanted a catastrophic flood to
destroy all living things on Earth - and its memory to live on afterwards.
Enki's request was met with surprise and confusion by the other gods,
but Enlil, his brother, and leader of the Anunnaki gods did not give his approval.
When all eyes were on Ninmah, the goddess of creation, she announced that her life's work
was on Earth and she would not forsake the human beings she had created. Her words angered Enlil,
who was outraged by the "abominations" of the earthlings and declared that
they should be allowed to perish for their sins.
Enki,as well as Ninama, saw in human beings a wonderful creation - the result of their
efforts. He argued that they provided primitive workers with the opportunity to reproduce and
endowed them with knowledge. He reminded his brother that they hold in their hands
the powers of the entire Creator. Despite their differences, Enlil announced that
all leaders must solemnly swear to allow events to unfold according to his wishes.
Enki's desire for the memory of the Flood to live on was prompted by him
seeing something more in people than just a failed race. He thought that if a select few,
pious and sane people did survive to keep the horror of the flood in their memories
and live with the lessons of what happened, everything would most likely be put right.
This raises questions about the nature of the gods, their relationship with humanity,
and their understanding of the universe. Questions we continue to explore.
Some Anunnaki choose to stay on Earth
As the flood approached, some of the Anunnaki decided to stay on Earth.
They believed they could weather the storm and continue their rule over humanity.
However, the floods proved too strong, even for these mighty creatures. They
tried to survive while the world was swallowed by the water, and eventually many of them died.
Those who survived were forced to adapt to a new world in which humans
became the dominant species. They tried to maintain their power and
influence over humanity but found their abilities diminished in this new world.
As time passed, the Anunnaki became more secretive,
working behind the scenes to exert their influence over humanity.
The years passed, and to us men, they became mere memories of gods and goddesses who once ruled.
Many researchers believe that the Anunnaki not only continue to exist
to this day but also determine the course of human history.
While there is no concrete evidence to support this theory, it remains an
enticing possibility that continues to inspire speculation and investigation into the topic.
The storage of various species by Enki and Ninma
The waters continued to rise, and Enki and Ninma were not content simply to
save humanity from extinction. They also set out to preserve a wide variety of animal and
plant species to ensure that the Earth would be able to recover after the waters receded.
Some evidence suggests that Enki and Ninma were aided in this task by other members of
the Anunnaki, who worked tirelessly to collect and preserve as many species as possible.
Atrahasis, at Enki's behest, built a huge vessel and loaded it with everything from
ants and beetles to elephants and giraffes, the conditions on board being carefully
controlled to ensure that each creature had the best possible chance of survival.
It is not entirely clear why Enki and Ninma were so devoted to the preservation of such a wide
variety of species. Some suggest that they simply felt it was their duty to protect all life forms,
while others believe that they may have had more practical considerations in mind.
One intriguing theory holds that they actually worked to create a new ecosystem on Earth that was
better adapted to the post-Flood environment. By conserving diverse species, they hoped to usher in
a new, more resilient ecosystem that would thrive even after a devastating global catastrophe.
Of course, we may never know for sure what motivated Enki and Ninma to undertake such
a monumental task. But what is clear is that their efforts helped ensure the survival of
countless species and set the stage for the eventual resurgence of life on Earth.
Saving Marduk
As the waters began to recede, Enki and Ninma devised a plan to rescue Marduk from
his watery prison. Marduk was imprisoned in the underworld for defying the Council of the
Anunnaki and helping to save humanity. Enki knew they had to act fast if they wanted to save him.
He sent his son Nabu into the Underworld to retrieve Marduk. He managed to find
him and bring him to the surface, but Marduk was badly wounded and half alive.
Enki and Ninma used their knowledge of genetics to create a new body for Marduk,
using DNA from his old body and DNA from other beings.
His new body was strong and healthy and he was able to inhabit it. However,
the Council of the Anunnaki still considered him a criminal and ordered his execution.
Enki and Ninma, who had loved Marduk during his time on Earth, were determined to save him.
They came up with a daring plan to remove him from Earth and transport
him to a distant planet where he could live out his days in peace.
The plan required the cooperation of several other Anunnaki who were sworn to secrecy.
Thus they were able to carry out the plan and Marduk was saved from certain death.
The council was furious when it found out what had happened. Enki and Ninma were forced to
take an oath of silence that prevented them from revealing the truth about saving Marduk.
The events surrounding his rescue and subsequent
concealment remain one of the greatest mysteries in ancient Sumerian history.
However, this passage again reveals the possibility of the Anunnaki leaving earth
and inhabiting other planets. Were they able to create life on other planets? Did they possess
knowledge beyond our understanding? These are just some of the questions we continue to explore.
Oaths of silence taken by leaders
As life on Earth begins to recover, a new chapter in human history is about to unfold.
According to some theories, the events that occurred during and after the flood were not
fully disclosed to the public, and some leaders took an oath of silence to keep the truth hidden.
The Anunnaki who remained on Earth after the flood faced a difficult decision. They had to rebuild
civilization from scratch and had to decide which knowledge and technology to pass on to the people.
Some of them believed that humanity should be allowed to grow and develop independently,
without the intervention of advanced beings.
Others that it is incapable of surviving on its own without their guidance.
The Anunnaki leaders took a solemn oath to keep the truth hidden from us humans.
They would only reveal certain knowledge and technology if it was necessary for our survival.
This secret has been kept for thousands of years,
with only a select few initiates gaining access to the full knowledge of the Anunnaki.
Some argue that there is no evidence to support these theories,
while others point to ancient texts and legends to support their validity.
But haven't you sometimes wondered how discoveries, inventions, etc. suddenly
appear in our history that move us decades ahead? Is there not something bigger behind it
or are these discoveries just the fruit of genius people? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
Introduction of Earth years and creation of sanctuaries and festivals
After the flood, Enki and his fellow Anunnaki tried to establish a new order on Earth. They
introduced the concept of Earth years and created shrines and festivals to
mark the survival of different species and the new beginning of life on Earth.
Enki instructed the surviving humans on the concept of counting years,
which they used to mark time and celebrate various events.
The festivals included the Akitu festival, which marked the beginning of the new year and
the renewal of the earth, and the Zagmuk festival, which celebrated Marduk's victory over the forces
of chaos. He also created sanctuaries that were dedicated to the preservation of various species
and served as a reminder of the Anunnaki's responsibility to protect life on Earth.
It remains a mystery, however, whether the Anunnaki did not have more selfish motives
for introducing these concepts. Did they not use earthly years and festivals to assert
their control over human civilization and maintain their power and influence?
The choice of a deserving person to maintain civilized humanity after an impending catastrophe
In the deciphered Sumerian account of Enki and the Flood, in the end, the gods decide that a
man must be chosen to preserve civilized mankind after an impending catastrophe. The candidate had
to be worthy and righteous, someone who could be entrusted with the sacred knowledge of the gods.
This raises many questions about the nature of the coming catastrophe,
as well as the identity and qualifications of the chosen person.
Is it a natural disaster that they have predicted is coming in the future or
something else? And who was deemed worthy enough to carry on the legacy of the gods?
It has been suggested that this candidate may have been an actual historical figure,
while others believe that it was a metaphorical representation of the human race as a whole.
Nevertheless, the idea of a chosen one tasked with preserving the knowledge and
values of a higher power is a recurring theme in the mythology and religion of various cultures.
Perhaps the story of Enki and the flood serves as a cautionary tale, reminding us that our actions
have consequences and that we should strive to be worthy of the trust and knowledge we are given.
Or perhaps it is a call to action, a message that we must prepare for the challenges ahead
and strive to be the best versions of ourselves so that we are ready to meet whatever awaits us.
Whatever the interpretation, the story of Enki and the flood continues to intrigue us,
inviting us to ponder the mysteries of our past and the possibilities of our future.
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