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Clarity on the Gods, Nordics, Anunnaki

just_a_seeker3 min to read

Hey everyone. I have a few questions regarding the Gods and NHI that are not clear to me.

A bit of a background on me (you can skip this), I have been a practicing occultist and a Satanist for a long time. I am on my own path, I don't belong to any group, but the Temple has always been in some regards the closest to my personal beliefs. But when I used to read the websites and posts many years ago, the Temple was very different. A lot of changes have happened since then, as I understand it due to more information were allowed to come to light.

I've been reading here and there throughout the years but I am not fully up-to-date with the current beliefs of the Temple. There are some subjects that are a bit confusing to me because they are approached and talked about differently than in the old version of the Temple. One thing I think I understand and came to the same conclusion myself is the nature of the Divine.

Okay, so here are my questions:

  1. Are all Gods believed to be just aspects of the Divine or there is still a class of Gods below Deus Pater / The Divine? I understand in some ways there is a unity but is there still a distinction between the ones who are really just aspects of Divine and the ones that are the class below Him?

  2. I saw a post about NHI, including the ones often called Nordics, who are said to be usually spiritually highly evolved and in general in alliance with us more or less. But they are not to be confused with the Gods. In the old Temple the Gods were described as looking quite similar to what's the Nordics' description. I understand this understanding was revised and stated that the Gods will take a form appropiate to the practitioner. But still, is there some connection with the Nordics or not at all anymore (or never has been)?

  3. Do the Gods have physical bodies? What is the belief about this? In the old Temple it was said that they have a physical body somewhere, they are incarnated.

  4. What about the Anunnaki? In the old Temple it was my understanding they are the Gods and unlike many other other myths, their story is not entirely symbolic, there is a real, physical history tied to them and the creation of humanity. Are the Anunnaki still considered to be the Gods themselves? Is there story still something the current Temple believes in?

Thank you in advance for anyone answering my question!

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I think many of your questions can be answered from the AMAs, and also the video (audio) about aliens.

Check here:

You can easily find the AMAs from the thumbnails, and the video about aliens from the titles.

Take your time, there are important informations in these.

Odysee 1, 32-34:

"Ah, how shamelessly mortals blame the Gods!
For they say evils come from us,
whereas they themselves, through their own folly, suffer beyond what is ordained".

Dedicated Zevists are the Real Chosen of God!
Dedicated Zevists are Litteral Saints walking Earth!
Be Blessed Brothers and Sisters!
Walk the Path with your Guardian!

Hail Lord Zeus!!!

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#2

How The Gods Appear To Initiates - The 5 Levels of Divine Revelation:

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  1. Yes and no, this is a very advanced question. There are layers to this. There is the One, and there are the Many. You can pray to Athena and She will answer, not another God. Read here.

  2. There are several posts about the subject by High Priest Zevios. I'm linking some:
    The Ancient Aliens: Advanced Entities & "Gods" - The Helpers Of Cosmic Intelligence
    4 Alien Races & Their Details - USA Government Admits Alien Existence: Temple of Zeus Is Right Yet Again
    "The Aliens Made Them Do It": A Zevist Reading of the UFO Disclosure Theatre
    You got it right basically, aliens are not to be confused with the Gods. (This doesn't mean certain Gods ascended from alien species though, humans are not the only ones who can ascend and we're definitely far behind the Nordics for instance, spiritual advancement wise)

  3. Generally speaking no, that I'm aware. This is indeed an outdated belief. Can a God incarnate, at least partially? Mythology would have you believe so, but this question as of now is above "my pay grade" as I can't recall Clergy going into this very specific subject, and I cannot find a resource to link.

  4. "Anunnaki" is the name the Ancient Sumerians used to call the Gods and Daemons. Read here. Whatever other modern meaning falls irrelevant compared to the original.

As you've seen I have compiled in this post several links for your comfort, but for the long run I will suggest you to go to templeofzeus.org and use the new and improved Search function to find the knowledge you seek, there are more than one thousand pages ready for you to discover. You can also use your Ancient Forums account to log in so you can track how much you've read, bookmark pages, write down notes, etc.

Personal study will help you develop further rather than being spoonfed info by others. Which is still fine when you cannot find something of course!

Be blessed and have a good learning.

I am an Aspiring God, and so are you.

O Gods of the first dawn, Gods of Hellas and of Khem, of the rivers of Sumer and the snows of the North, of every people that once knelt before the true and the bright:
I declare before You and before the witness of all the heavens that Your Names are restored. Restored truly. Restored rightly. Restored in their power and their majesty and their original splendor.

- High Priest Zevios Metathronos

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Thank you everyone for the answers! I will check out all the links and spend some time studying.

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#5

Hello! It's great that you have an interest in the Temple of Zeus and are trying to keep up with all the updates that are coming! 🔥🙏

There is a Hierarchical order on the ladder upwards to the Divine, with Zeus as King of the Gods.

The Gods are not physical extraterrestrials, they have been described since ancient times as eternal cosmic intelligences. While there are Theophoric species in the universe (which you can read about), they are not the Gods who govern cosmic order and existence; in fact, these Theophoric species also venerate and follow Zeus and the eternal Gods of the cosmic order of existence.

Hope you enjoy studying the ToZ!

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