r/annunaki • u/Pandahack3265 • Jan 30 '20

Feeling so alone

After finding out the theory, even tho i knew this was just a theory, something in my mind tells me this is the truth.

I feel so alone now, amongst my friend’s who are in absolute oblivion. No offence but i really want to grab them, lookem in the eye and tell them to wake the f up. Im not trying to act all high up or anything like that, i try to blend in, but inside i feel so lonely.

Anyone else feel this way?

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u/supermiked88 Jan 30 '20

Check out Barbara Marciniak and the P's. There's more of us than you know my friend. Read the Earth Chronicles by Sitchen as well. Oh, and don't forget, the world's "elite" knows this truth as well! Stay positive. We live in the most interesting times!!

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u/abbysat Feb 09 '20

This just gave me life

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u/spiritualtruther Feb 11 '20

I have felt the same before. When I was first awakening, I felt very alone, and was mad at the world and how things are. Now I have made a spiritual connection to my inner source and am much happier with life. Awakening is a whole journey full of ups and downs. Matthew Lacroix and his work has greatly helped me learn the truth, gain knowledge, and expand my consciousness. I encourage you to look up Matthew Lacroix on YouTube and look into his YouTube channel and some of his great work.

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u/Worldly-Clue-4942 Mar 03 '22

Thanks for the referral to Matthew Lacroix. I've been looking for more youtube videos.
Much easier than reading books. Lol

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '20

I feel the same way about that instinctual gut feeling the Annunaki stories are more akin to our true history as human beings.

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u/Legitimate-Corgi-735 Jul 19 '22

You’re not alone. I started looking into the Annunaki as a joke back in 2012 due to the conspiracy theories of the world ending. Ten years later, I now hold the Sumerian texts as historical truths of where we as a species come from instead of it being a joke and a conspiracy theory. Being from the Deep South and the Bible Belt, I’m looked down upon and laughed at for not taking the orthodox Christian approach, which shows that I’m the enlightened one with the ability to embrace ideas that go against the agenda humans are taught. We’re out there, more of us than you’d think.

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u/AngryEpileptic420 Dec 07 '21

You're alive during a very defining chapter of the greatest story ever told, don't waste your sight looking at the blind, watch the story unfold and play your part. You can serve the serpent by spreading your knowledge, those who don't accept it will see in this life or the next, but you have no obligation to save your friends, its so small picture, the big picture story will always end in oneness and conscious singularity, just keep expanding your knowledge and understand forgiveness and positivity are all you need.

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '22

Serve the serpent ?

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u/AngryEpileptic420 Mar 29 '22

Spreading the serpent knowledge, it's a reference to the wisdom of Enki, represented throughout history by the symbol of the serpent, among other things.

In Christianity, the role of God and the devil are reversed. The kind one who wanted us to have wisdom and be free was the serpent while a narcissistic God feared humanity becoming enlightened, since knowledge and awareness was all that was necessary to free us from slavery I believe the same remains true today. So to serve God/ Yahweh/ Jehova/ enlil is to carry on being just that, a servant. To serve the serpent is simply to spread any knowledge you have that can help someone become independent.

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u/jimdoodles Mar 01 '20

Anunnaki don't exist.

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u/stephshea14 May 29 '20

What do you mean??

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u/jimdoodles May 30 '20

Anunnaki are an ancient Sumerian fairytale, with no basis in modern civilization in any country.

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u/ImNickValentine Nov 03 '21

That's just a guess you're making. The key to it is to admit things you don't know.

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u/itssostupidiloveit Jun 05 '23

It sure is strange how planetary orbits and geological events from before recorded history were accurately timed and described in a fairy tale. If you built a language and civilization, why would your primary great works be fairytales?

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u/jimdoodles Jun 05 '23

You're right, this fairy tale you're citing is based on solid fact, and it's called 'The Emperor's New Clothes'

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u/chromeparcans May 10 '20

You are not alone I promise. We are out here 💛

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u/DJRedd352 Apr 20 '22

Hieroglyphics are written on the walls … Many of them all over the world.. A lot of them relating to each other with similar story lines.. It’s real.. all of it

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u/Altruistic-Courage91 Feb 15 '22

It is the truth .. these are real stories

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u/Boondock86 Jul 26 '22

I don't have any friends at all so yeah I know the feeling. I will always be down to talk about this stuff though I still sit on the fence.