Babylonian Magick Sumerian Alien Anunnaki Truth for Modern Age by Joshua Free

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After three years working with the modern faction of Mardukite Chamberlains, something that has been requested by the ‘new age’ realm of esotericists and practitioners has finally arrived, useful for adepts of the tradition and the curious alike – Mardukite Wizards of the Wastelands: The Babylonian “Necronomicon” Anunnaki Magick Handbook edited by Joshua Free, following up the widely successful early 2011 companion volume, Mardukite Guardians of the Gates.

Quote:A huge dilemma has befallen the current editor of this greatly-requested long-desired ‘ritual magick guide’ rooted in the Mardukite work with the “Necronomicon Anunnaki Legacy” as a neo-Babylonian system. This is one of the key reasons a volume of this nature has taken so long to come into existence, although rooted in the same materials that have become available to the population for the last three years of Mardukite work. We never have wanted the work to be reduced to the type of self-deluded “New Age” mysticism that has run rampant in publishing and practices for over a century. And, of course, when I speak of the ‘magick‘ in this light, many people ‘instinctively’ pull back feeling guarded and defensive – people don’t like you to make waves of their existence, and yet it is only when one makes these waves that something ‘new’ happens, something ‘evolutionary’, something necessary. Those who are too defensive to see the ‘wholeness’ picture will remain confined to their facsimiles of reality. Some things never change.

A new breed of Mardukite is up-and-coming, born of a revolutionary movement catering to the next generational evolution of thought and living called “Systemology.” The way that a “systemologist” views magick has a higher equivalency to the manner in which those who birthed the originating archetypal systems of human mysticism would see it. This is not necessarily the way it was relayed to the ‘greater population’, for the true ‘secrets of the gods’ were not to be so readily available to humans. What later developed in post-Sumerian Babylon and later Egypt and the Greek “Hermetics” is the birth of ‘systems’ and system-based traditions. These fragmented the power of the ancients so that humans would be able to operate within the ‘rules of the game’ but not necessarily be able to use them as a ‘means’ of getting ‘out’ of said game-system. They only complimented each other and all of them only alluded to ‘something’ outside of itself – but this was generally to be feared and shroud in so much mystery that even the later priests of these traditions didn’t know the way back out again. In essence, humans came to be lost in a ‘matrix’ of systems.

When I am asked about “magick,” the variegated “systems of magick” and the “reality of magick,” this requires more than a simple answer. Surely, all systems can be made to work within and as themselves – that is why they are systems, and they can all be made to make sense within and as the semantics by which they have been born. This is no different than a “game” that defines a playing field, the rules of the playing field and then gets ‘willing’ participants to agree to these rules and guideposts. That an intelligent being is able to divide and resurrect a functioning system is really a small feat – getting people, individual programs to participate with and contribute to the fundamental growth and preservation of the system is what is important. This is what many of the ‘younger generation’ of Anunnaki did by the manifestation of worldly human-based systems centered on themselves. From this we have an originating political-government of ancient people that is ruled by what anthropologists might now call “magick” and “mysticism.” But this ‘magick’ is nothing like the later remnants of occultism that it had served as the basis of. So, what changed?

The first occult systems, those that appeared to humanity in the form of their original mystical traditions in Mesopotamia and ancient Egypt, were rooted in a sacred relationship established between men and gods. Therefore, all of the ‘original’ magick on the planet, that which is the basis for what came later, that which later came to serve as the programming of both religion and state, was rooted in a simple priestly service to the gods. The priests and priest-kings were selected by the ‘laws’ set down by the Anunnaki and their function was to primarily exist as an intermediary between the general population of ‘earth’ and the ‘sky gods’ of ‘heaven’. It was only during the later evolution of said system-based traditions over thousands of years that resulted in the more ‘kabbalistic’ approaches available to a seeker today – and they are so wrapped up in their own progressive attempts from human consciousness that one can spend literally several mortal lifetimes in their unraveling, because the systems have simply grown that big; by necessity of course – we can’t just have ‘free spirits’ coming in and out of reality all the time. We just can’t have it…

Portions of this post have been officially excerpted from the volume: Mardukite Wizards of the Wastelands edited by Joshua Free.