hello siblings. Who is Anu? Who is Ninhursag? Who/what is Abzu? :lol:
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I think the answer is in the book Enuma Elish the babilonian genesis. He is a God in the genealogical tree of Satan/Enki i think.
EasternFireLion666 wrote: I think the answer is in the book Enuma Elish the babilonian genesis. He is a God in the genealogical tree of Satan/Enki i think.
Is that from wikipedia?
sola wrote: EasternFireLion666 wrote: I think the answer is in the book Enuma Elish the babilonian genesis. He is a God in the genealogical tree of Satan/Enki i think.
Is that from wikipedia?
I think it is in wikias well but I remember i found an Enuma Elish pdf somewhere with a short summary at the beggining explaining the genealogy. Search for enuma elish pdf . If you don't find it let me know i have the pdf somewhere and I think i can find the site again if i search it.
EasternFireLion666 wrote: I think it is in wikias well but I remember i found an Enuma Elish pdf somewhere with a short summary at the beggining explaining the genealogy. Search for enuma elish pdf . If you don't find it let me know i have the pdf somewhere and I think i can find the site again if i search it.
Hello brother/sister. Apparently Apsu/Tiamat wanted to destroy the Gods. Then Marduk defeated Apsu/Tiamat. If they're defeated, why does evil still occur in the world? Does the question even make sense? Is there more to the story? Thank you for helping btw
National-Satanist wrote: Anu is not Satan's father. Satan has a real father. But Anu is just a concept.
“Anu” is a title of Brahma. According to HP Mageson 666, Brahma is a allegory for the Akasha.
Hello brother or sister. Is Satan's father benevolent? I heard a creation story which said 'mankind has a creator. the creator has a father. the father wishes to destroy mankind'. I wonder if the story holds weight.
Active HelperAnu is not Satan's father. That is an allegory. Satan being son of the heaven (Anu) and the abyss (Nammu/Tiamat), Satan being an Anunnaki which means "son of heaven and earth"... what do you think all these mean? They are allegory to the fact Satan is a God, someone who completed the Magnum Opus. Anu is heaven, in other words the crown, the sky, the aither element.
Marduk (or Sammas in other myths) killing Tiamat is an allegory to awakening the kundalini. You kill the evil dragon, that is then resurrected as a good dragon and ascends to heavens. It's the same function as Apollo (aka Sammas) killing Python in Greek mythology or Ra killing Apep/Apophis in Egyptian mythology. Indra killing Vritra in Vedic mythology. Thor killing Jormungandr in Norse mythology. Susanoo killing Yamata-no-Orochi in Japanese mythology and so on. It has been explained before in some sermons.
This is about the Gods and the use of allegory: https://ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=3130