Sumerian myths and The Book of Enoch

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Some believe that people like Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and Tucker Carlson are emissaries of the "predatory elite" to appease the masses and give them a false hope of change.

I think these men are just doing what they can where they are. Someone has to. They are well-informed and tough enough. I don't believe they, in their hearts, object to anything Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says. The optimal would be poison-free production, meaningful daily life, local communities with zero tolerance for pedophiles and sadists - and peaceful cooperation with the world.

But we can't just wipe the slate clean. The systems need to change from within. Both Musk, Carlson, and Trump have proven that they are not driven by money. They are good role models for incorruptibility. And incorruptible leaders are the most important ideal we can have. For no one who does evil for money or turns a blind eye to evil for their salary can contribute to a better world.

What is more important than speculating about who is "controlled opposition" and "CIA puppets" is knowing where one's own heart draws its strength and wisdom.

I have previously written about The Righteous Ones, The Invisible Village, and Holy Spirit. To understand these concepts, we need to go back to Sumer:

According to my interpretation of ancient texts and myths, the Bible and the Book of Enoch may have their roots in the Babylonian captivity. The Jews who were captive in Babylon in the 500s BC might have incorporated Sumerian myths into their own religious scriptures, myths which in turn could be based on real events from the dawn of humanity.

Civilization developed around 12,000 years ago through the influence of interdimensional beings. These beings, which I call The Righteous Ones and The Watchers (or the Archons), had different intentions for humanity's future.

The Righteous Ones saw the potential in humanity and wished for us to develop in freedom and create a paradise on earth. They believed in a future where humanity could live in harmony, with access to knowledge and the freedom to explore our potential.

The Invisible Village represents an ideal existence where people live in harmony with nature and each other, a form of hidden utopia that The Righteous Ones strive to achieve. But it is also about networks on an etheric level that give us strength and wisdom.

The Holy Spirit, in this context, symbolizes the power or energy that conveys knowledge and inspiration from The Righteous Ones to humanity, a spiritual essence that helps us navigate and develop beyond our physical limitations. The Holy Spirit holds The Invisible Village together.

In contrast to The Righteous Ones, there are The Watchers or the Archons, who, according to my interpretation, have an opposite agenda. Their goal is to enslave humanity and transform us into robotic beings that serve their interests. Through control and manipulation, they seek to prevent us from reaching our full potential and instead keep us in a state of subjugation and ignorance.

This duality between The Righteous Ones and the Archons reflects a cosmic battle for the future of humanity, a struggle that is also found in many myths and religious stories.

This interpretation of the Bible and the Book of Enoch offers an alternative understanding of our history and our place in the universe, where ancient legends and myths are seen as encoded stories about real events and influential forces that have shaped our civilization.

The Sumerian civilization is one of the oldest known civilizations and lasted from around 4500 BC to 1900 BC in Mesopotamia, the area between the Euphrates and Tigris rivers, which today corresponds to large parts of Iraq and Kuwait.

Sumerian myths are rich with stories of gods and their interactions with humanity. The most relevant myths for this interpretation include:

1. Annuaki: In Sumerian mythology, the Anunnaki are a group of gods said to have come to earth and created humanity. These gods are sometimes described as interdimensional or extraterrestrial beings who had technological and knowledge-based capabilities far beyond those of humans.

2. Enki and Enlil: Two of the most prominent Anunnaki gods, Enki and Enlil, often represent opposing forces. Enki is the creator god who is benevolent towards humanity and is often associated with wisdom and water. Enlil, on the other hand, is a more strict and authoritarian god who is often depicted as a ruling force. Their conflicts can be seen as a reflection of the struggle between The Righteous Ones and The Watchers.

3. Ziusudra myth: This myth involves a great flood, similar to the one in the Bible, where a god warns a man named Ziusudra about the impending catastrophe and instructs him to build a boat to save humanity and the animals. This can be seen as an example of the influence of interdimensional beings and their efforts to protect humanity.

The Book of Enoch is a collection of apocryphal texts attributed to the patriarch Enoch, an early biblical figure. Most scholars believe that the various parts of the Book of Enoch were written during the intertestamental period, between the Old and New Testaments. Specifically, the text can be dated to between 300 BC and 100 AD. It is important to note that the Book of Enoch consists of several parts, including "The Book of the Watchers," "The Book of Parables," and "The Astronomical Book," which may have been written at different times within this period.

1. The fallen angels (The Watchers): According to the Book of Enoch, the Watchers were a group of angels sent to earth to watch over humans. These angels fell in love with human women, mated with them (producing the Nephilim), and taught humans forbidden knowledge such as warfare, magic, and astrology. The actions of the Watchers are seen as a way to enslave and manipulate humanity, similar to the agenda of the Archons.

2. Enoch's visions: Enoch, a righteous man, receives visions and visits heaven where he learns about the roles and sins of different angels. He also learns about the coming judgment day and the reward for the righteous. Enoch's role as a recipient of divine wisdom can be seen as an example of The Righteous Ones' efforts to guide humanity.

3. Sacred mountains: In the Book of Enoch, places such as Mount Hermon, where the fallen angels are said to have landed, become symbols of where interdimensional forces interact with the world. These sacred mountains can be interpreted as portals or contact points between dimensions.

Both Sumerian myths and the Book of Enoch describe an early intervention of higher beings in human development. In Sumerian myths, the Anunnaki create humans to work for them, while the Book of Enoch describes the interactions and influence of the Watchers on humanity.

My interpretation suggests that ancient texts contain coded stories about real events where interdimensional beings, with different agendas, have influenced the history and development of humanity.