NABU (NEBO) Ancient Alien Anunnaki & Igigi Gods, Sumerian & Babylonian

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“Some mythologists and Assyriologists (or Sumeriologists) have associated the “Lord of the Tree of Life” [Ningishzidda] with the Egyptian deity Thoth, but by true Babylonian standards this role of “messenger of the gods” clearly corresponds to a more “Mardukite” character. If one considers the occupation of that dynastic and priestly lineages in Egypt, there is strong historical evidence for a third party of gods apart from strict Enlil and Enki -specific lineages that are more strongly influenced by the Babylonian pantheon over the previously held Sumerian one.” (from Mardukite Liber 50, available as “Sumerian Religion” or “Gates of the Necronomicon“).

“One should not be surprised to find that the “Apollonian herald of the mercurial current” for the ‘younger pantheon’ is the heir-son of Marduk and Sarpanit – the patrons of Babylon. This role is taken up by NABU [sometimes given in Semitic-based literature as Nebo or Nabak – meaning “spokesperson”] who shares the temple-ziggurat in the (now ruined) city of Borsippa [Birs-i- Nimrud] with his consort, Tasmit [also Teshmet(um) or Tashmitu]. Nabu and Tasmit made annual visits to Babylon for the celebration of the New Year [A.KI.TI] festival at the spring equinox.”

“NABU is not only the “scribe of the gods,” a patron deity of wisdom-knowledge and writing, but also the arts of divination: the Semitic people seemed to have a particular affinity for this idea as they adopted the word “Nabih,” which means “prophet.” The priests and kings evoked his name in the consecration of their libraries, asking him to bless their hands when writing tablets and also to curse those who would steal or desecrate the libraries. The intellectual nature of the deity and his unusual manner of psychological warfare are echoed on an ancient basalt tablet called the “Caillou Michaux” [named for the man who exported it from Baghdad to the French National Museum]:”

“May Nebo, the supreme intelligence, overwhelm
him with affliction and terror, and
lastly may he hurry him into incurable despair.”

“During the biblical era when the Mardukites were losing significant ground to the Enlilite-Yahwists, it was NABU who was charged with the task near Babylon and Egypt in maintaining the faith of the tradition among Marduk’s followers (also called Amon or Ra in Egypt). Later sympathetic kings of the neo-Babylonian period took on his name in patronage and fought to preserve the temples and the practices of reverence toward the younger pantheon that had been observed there. To the Mardukites, Nabu represented a seeming “messianic prophet” who was born of a “Heavenly King” (Marduk) and a hybrid earthling woman (Sarpanit) long before Semitic (origins of the Judeo-Christian) lore had been recorded of such things.”

“NABU-TUTU,
He who created them anew,
And should their wants be pure,
Then they are satisfied.”
(from the Anunnaki Bible)

“The passage is actually an intellectual riddle about the very function that NABU serves – the recording of life, history, people… and gods! The eye-of- the-beholder concerning the descendants of the Anunnaki, the origins of humanity and the course of life and existence was now NABU‘s to hold. He could create them anew, give anyone a new face and past and therefore future. He was the “voice of God,” the “Metatron,” the messenger frequency of the highest brought to the lowest and an intermediary between.”

“The Sumerian religion held a firm inseparable view of the male-female aspects of divinity in all respects, but the compliments found between Nabu and Tasmit – where Nabu is a projector of communication, Tasmit is a receiver. Here we have a perfect union between a man who likes to talk and woman who enjoys listening! In fact, Tasmit is the Babylonian “goddess of hearing,” the one who listens to the prayers – often sought as a “transmit” [semantics?] to her husband and the other Babylonian-Anunnaki deities.”

“Perhaps one of the most fundamental lessons to be learned via the mercurial current (or second Gate) is discernment. Once the veils have been penetrated and the spectral showers of vast images and illusions are tapped on the lunar level (or first Gate), temperance is needed. The worldly glamours must be stripped away and the true knowledge must replace the misinformation to self-honestly proceed any further. This is what NABU offers the Seeker — nothing more; nothing less.”

Best known by his given name and work as Joshua Free, the prolific writer and founder of the modern Mardukite Anunnaki revival movement finally reveals his true nature and identity – as the hybrid alien messenger, NABU – in the much-anticipated public disclosure, “Nabu Speaks! – The Autobiography of an Alien Messenger.“

This amazingly unique and historically verifiable first-person narrative explains the struggles and successes of the ancient Nabu tribes, a “Mardukite clan” that sought to famously raise Babylon and Egypt to power by ‘Divine Right’ under MARDUK-RA; the rise and fall of the Sumerian Anunnaki, the creation and disposal of upgraded humans, the birth of societal systems of religion and politics, as well as interpersonal exchanges and feuds that were taking place “behind-the-scenes” among the Anunnaki themselves, those “ancient aliens” who became fixed in human consciousness as gods, angels, demons and spirits.