Divinity Politics 1 - Anunnaki Gods Mardukites & Enlilites Dreaming for Better Worlds

[nabu]

Considering all that we have learned in the present age concerning the ancient origins of the cosmos and the material existence that we inhabit, it should come as no surprise that there are those among us who are rising to pursue these ancient currents as they were originally beheld as opposed to the modernizations of tradition that have all but lost their meaning and value in consciousness.

The modern Mardukite revival is not to be misunderstood as just another blind following toward divinity – the meaning oft he name is something very closely guarded in the bellies of the underground organization – but the materials that this movement has inspired is beyond what the contemporary New Age has ever had access to prior in compiling a cohesive understanding of how and why things are as they are, where things came from and what we can do to build a better world in the future. The Necronomicon Anunnaki Bible presents a monstrous collection of the relative source materials drawn from ancient Egypt and Babylon, the heart of the ancient Mardukite movement – and Druids of the Necronomicon has charted the evolution of these beliefs as the spread across the European continent in the last several thousand years and became a part of the magickal and mystical traditions there as well – those that are better recognized by their revival today.

In Gates of the Necronomicon: Establishing Your Relationship with the Anunnaki Gods, two modern mystics explain the means by which humanity lost sight of the true mysteries of divinity and fell to the same politics that the rivaling lineages and generations of Anunnaki had also. Today, the modern Truth Seekers are dreaming a better world into reality, surpassing that which has been given to us to accept.

The following essay first appeared in a small tract called “Anunnaki: An Introduction” and is provided by our co-author of the Gates of the Necronomicon, Sarah Banas, and now appears in the final volume of this cycle, titled: Necronomicon Revelations - Unveiling the Great Deception of Aliens, Gods & Men.

Quote:Politics. Even the divine Anunnaki did not escape such a disaster as politics. The political debate between two or more opposing factions is not a bad endeavor. Wise judgment can be exercised, such as with KA.IN and AB.LE. It is the pride that eventually befalls all entities, the pride that sneaks in and corrupts the mind in all aspects (not just in politics), that becomes our destroyer. The current human race now faces such politics, even outside of the political system, that it uses to utterly implode on itself. There is just something about that word that can destroy the very core of anyone in it…

In my past, I worked with a few pagan factions, one of which was actually Babylonian-based, the Temple of the Ancients (“ToA”), a branch of the House of Enlightenment, out of Australia. (To those who knew of them, ToA claimed to be Sumerian, but Sumer did not involve the blatant worship of Marduk and Enki, and the utter hatred and contempt for Enlil.) The rest of the Mesopotamian “guilds” I had browsed through and read, but the political agendas are so obvious, I had turned away from possibly ever joining another political group.

Much like any other group, ToA had a “good” and “bad” (so much for being enlightened!). Their good was met with choirs of angels, and the bad were treated worse than the lepers in the Bible. Just like any other group, they were hell-bent on quantity of unquestioning sheep rather than quality members. And just like any other group, it became about power and war.

I came in during the early stages of their movement. At this point, they had only a small group of members, and I became dear friends with the owners, Ninanu and Enlilki – it would seem that the ownership of Heaven and Earth was already given over to them, supposedly. The primary reason that the entire group existed was to kill Enlil – I am not joking. (Of course, ToA said they wanted to bring back “the Children of Enki” back home, but this supposed war between Enki and Enlil quickly consumed that.) They claimed that not only was Enlil evil – directly stated in his “profile” that he had a “very bad aura” to him – but he was trying to enslave the humans and destroy the rest. It was because of him, this world has become corrupted, and that he was trying to take away Enki’s rule. [Can you see why I said Babylonian?] Those who joined to take Enlil and “his people” down – basically, those who joined ToA – were called “Warriors of Enki”. On an interesting note, those who died serving [with?] ToA apparently had a better chance of getting into a higher tier in Hell. (Warriors of Enki were in the top 3, after the “nobility” and before the “Chosen of Enki”.)

As you can guess, that was just the tip of the iceberg. I found myself being called to something – someone – else, I felt this ever staggering pain in my heart, and decided to find out why. I denounced the hatred and refused to attack anyone without a reason or explanation, especially if it was as short and stupid as “he is evil.” I researched and discovered that the core of ToA was a lie, and much of the “facts” had no basis at all: they were using even Enki as a front for their political agendas. Though I was not “with Enki” at the time, I was horrified that ToA would even consider lying about Enki, using monotheistic tactics to instill fear and subservience out of the members. Why? Was pride so powerful that they would destroy their own Father?

Eventually, ToA and, by what they had channeled, apparently Enki had not taken too kindly that one entity had decided to “defect” to defend and stay with Enlil from this complete idiocy. I was swiftly removed, made an example of, and later on, blacklisted and hated almost as passionately as Enlil was. It seemed that being even remotely acquainted with an Enlilite, even as a friend, was a death warrant and permanent scar upon the soul.

But the story does not end there…

-continued in "Divinity Politics 2"

[lil gremlin]

NABU! you didnt send me the pre-release info on necronomicon revelations - can you do that?

[nabu]

yeah - i'll take care of that. pre-release period ends August 7.

[Sortilèges]

(08-03-2010 10:56 PM)lil gremlin Wrote:  NABU! you didnt send me the pre-release info on necronomicon revelations - can you do that?

I'd really like to get those info too!

[nabu]

(08-04-2010 12:37 AM)Sortilèges Wrote:  I'd really like to get those info too!

clearly a ball got dropped somewhere. . . *sigh*

[Sortilèges]

Do you know the date which you will ship the pre-ordered Liber R?
I'm both eager and very curious about reading this title!

[nabu]

(08-16-2010 07:29 PM)Sortilèges Wrote:  Do you know the date which you will ship the pre-ordered Liber R?

We're supposed to be getting the first batch for the first pre-order this week. They say Wednesday but usually by the time they get here its too late to get them out the same day. . . of course anything's possible - at any rate, the pre-orders for the August 8 deadline should be going out this week. We have a second chance deadline in two days (August 18) which we will order that day for those that meet that. I know what its like, believe me - Bearers of the Black Staff by Terry Brooks isn't available until August 28th dammit!

[lil gremlin]

(08-16-2010 10:50 PM)nabu Wrote:  the pre-orders for the August 8 deadline should be going out this week.

sweet !

[mathias_x]

Did Necronomicon Revelations come and go already!!! I need a hardcover copy of it Damn! will you be getting more in?

[nabu]

I should be receiving the second shipment of pre-orders this weekend that will be going out early next week most likely - I expect to have a few on NecroGate but more often we work with members and friends via personal arrangements and preorders, so anyways, get a hold of me and we'll work something out.