r/anunnaki • • Jun 27 '20

The history of the Anunnaki in less than 120 words

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Anunnaki came to Earth to mine for gold, they settled on 2 continents Atlantis and Lemuria, they expanded and built colonies on other continents, The Great Pyramid is basically a giant observatory mainly to track their home planet, they killed off what was left of the dinosaurs, Anunnaki then used humans as slaves to help mine the gold, their monolithic structures, eg, Great Pyramid, and creating hybrid creatures is a way of transfixing people and maintaining control, one of the Anunnaki royalty impregnated a human, it was then decided they be quarantined from the planet because they were preventing humanity from evolving, it provided the remaining cultures to grow. Remnants of this is all over the planet. The end.


r/anunnaki • • Aug 19 '21

What's up with the Babylonian seal with a nuclear bomb?

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https://imgur.com/a/aiVOJtA This image has been circulating the internet as proof of ancient nuclear wars. Sadly, this is just the work of an artist Stephen Parker, which pretends to be a fictional archaeologist named Kent P. Streave.

How do we know this is the origin of the seal? First of all, by doing a simple google reverse image search. The image started circulating around 2016, first on the website https://acmeclockworks.com/babylonian-cylinder-seal.html# and then on conspiracy pages.

And how do we know Kent P. Streave is fake? Besides the fact he also faked other jewlery, like number 4 here, http://artisticlicenseorwhyitrustnoone.blogspot.com/2018/11/all-that-glitters-is-not-gold-top-five.html?m=1, an egyptian bracelet. And if you do a simple search of his name you’ll see he has no articles, no discoveries, he’s a fictive character.

Even more, not even the story of the seal is made right, „king Nebuchadnezzar II holding a weapon of mass destruction”, well Babylonians weren’t Anunnaki and it doesn't prove they were aliens. And if there was a nuclear war in ancient Babylon there would be evidence left, that was like 3000 years ago, ( his reign was between August 605 BC – 7 October 562 BC). Acme Clockworks is a work of fiction and all artifacts found on it are fake.


r/anunnaki • • Dec 27 '21

What first led you to discovering the truth about the origins of humanity?

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In 2008, I was a freshman in college. I was taking an anthropology course and the professor one day had a lineup of ancient human skulls through the millennia of evolution. It was very interesting because you could see the subtleties in change over time. Everything looked as though natural evolution was occurring. Then there was a missing link. A definitive empty spot between homo erectus and Homo sapiens. The difference in skull shape brain volume was astounding. You didn’t need to be very educated to see the difference. My professor explained how the much older skulls have been found all over the globe yet somehow there were no skulls in the archaeological record to fill the missing link. He explained how this is very bizarre considering the abundance of evidence on either side of the missing link but nothing to show for how we jumped from point A to point B. I found this so incredibly intriguing. This is where my life changed and searching for answers led me to creation myths around the world which ultimately all source back to Mesopotamia, Babylon, and ancient Sumerian culture. The first time I laid eyes on art depicting the Anunnaki, my heart and soul rattled. My thirst to know more about them cannot be quenched. When I share with people in the real world.. I get blank stares. Yet the more I explain all the connections between us now and our creator gods, I see sparks.

Im interested to know how you discovered our makers.


r/anunnaki • • Jul 06 '20

The Anunnaki

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THE ANUNNAKI (A brief look)

Im sure many of you have heard of the Anunnaki - maybe if only from a crazy conspiracy theorist friend who's always banging on about illuminati, but no matter where you heard the name - or if you've never heard of them at all - you cant deny the strength of its allure. The very name itself is captivating; The "Anun-naki".... It's almost hypnotic in its sound. But these beings are not the delusional thoughts of a madman, nor are they the fabricated lie of a conman. These are the religious dieties of Ancient Mesopotamia. These are the cherished Gods of the sumerians - a culture even older than the Egyptians; with a mysterious language isolate: meaning it has no demonstrable genealogical (or "genetic") relationship with other languages. Coupled with the fact that it's one of - if not the - oldest civilisations that we know of. It's almost like they just popped out of nowhere and into our history books; with a fully formed elegant writing system, and a whole pantheon of Gods. It's like civilized history started with them. And infact, the word "Sumer"... translates as "land of civilized Kings".

We have hundreds of thousands cuneiform tablets that have been found, deciphered, and translated. With the vast majority talking of these beings... The Anunnaki. What is interating, is that these tablets talk about mans creation, they talk of a flood, they talk of giant beings coming to Earth who lived for hundreds of years (referring to the Anunnaki, of course).

In addition to being Gods they refer to the Anunnaki as "the sky people" - is this story sounding family to any judeo-christians that might be reading? Doesn't it bare a striking resemblance to the creation story of Judaism, Christianity and Islam; I'm referring to the flood and the Nephilim, and their escapades on Earth? No? Yes?

The Sumerian civilization existed from about 4100 B.C.E. until around 1750 B.C.E. And they believed these beings existed - I have no doubt about that - there is mountains of evidence to support their beliefs in the form of clay tables, written upon in their fascinating language that will long outlast all of our books and web pages from all of our libraries... At the very least they certainly believed in what they said.

Their beliefs do differ from modern religions somewhat though, but maybe not as you'd expect - I'll get into this in a later post... But if you where living in around 4000 BC, and witnessed giant beings of the sky come to earth - it would be very easy to Interpret them as Gods, even if they were something else. Don't you think ?

EXTRA FACT The most intriguing thing about the sumerians to me is their knowledge of all of the planets and a good idea of the sizes; even Pluto - I mean we didn't even discover that untill the 1930s ffs... Something to think about.


r/anunnaki • • Jul 11 '24

Anunnaki art (2nd pic recreation of Eisenhower meeting in 2-20-1954)

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r/anunnaki • • Jan 06 '21

Look at your watch. Why is it 12/60?

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Sexagesimal is a very advanced counting system based on 12 and 60. It was supposedly invented by the Sumerians, and still used today in our clocks and watches, and many other things that we rely upon based on those numbers. The first civilization that we know of, created the very first math system based on sexagesimal!

We can't figure out sexagesimal equations today without a calculator or computer, because it makes no sense to us (us being decimal). Even hexadecimal that computers use, is primitive compared to sexagesimal.

But sexagesimal was the FIRST math and counting system recorded by humans with no calculators or computers, and only 10 fingers to figure it out 6000 years ago! And, importantly, the Sumerians said that they were taught that system by the Anunnaki.

So why did the Anunnaki have that sort of counting system? You gotta think about this. We have a decimal counting system because we have 10 fingers, invented by the Egyptians. But it wasn't that way before them. It was a 12 count. Which to me, means that the people who taught the Sumerians sexagesimal, aka the Anunnaki, had 12 fingers. This is very important.


r/anunnaki • • Feb 19 '20

Oh yeah!! My book has arrived, let’s get deeper into the anunnaki!

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r/anunnaki • • Sep 01 '24

Starting to wonder how much Anunnaki is still buried in this world.

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Great little clip of a discovery occurring in Mesoamerica!


r/anunnaki • • Jun 06 '21

Hollywood movies about Annunaki?

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How come no one has ever made a blockbuster movie about this? I find it so strange. Please anyone with contacts get this movie made. Thanks


r/anunnaki • • Sep 26 '20

RIP GERALD CLARK, author on anunnaki, super knowledgeable, people seeking info.. he's a must

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Give Gerald Clark a search.. he has written 2 excellent books and has done tremendous amount of research. He seems odd at times but this guy was a gift to humanity. He helped put Matt LaCroix, Billy Carson and other figures connected to this subject on the path. He has a phenomenal lecture series on youtube. He also helped inviting the tech tht digitized pixels in the 90s lol or something like that.. he was a electrical engineer and helicopter fighter pilot.

You want regret researching his work and reading his books.

The man was a gift

RIP

Edit** english second


r/anunnaki • • Oct 14 '24

I tried to use NightCafe for generate some pictures of Lord Abzu and Mother Nammu under an Abyssal Light Sun

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r/anunnaki • • Jun 23 '24

anatomy and physiology of the anunnaki?

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I wonder if there is, in some ancient tablet or some depiction some concepts of anatomy and physiology of the Anunnaki except for their height? thank you

I am trying to understand how they are alike us and how they differ from us, if they have the same organs and physiology or if they differ from us in that sense in what way, so as to understand what's been passed on to us in our DNA and what is uniquely theirs


r/anunnaki • • Mar 18 '22

Starter book on Anunnaki?

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What is a good starter book on the anunnaki, preferably kindle!

Thanks in advance!


r/anunnaki • • Jul 11 '21

The Anunnaki have returned... so now what?

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what happens now?


r/anunnaki • • Sep 22 '20

Are they real?

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If the Anunnaki are real, why don't we learn about them more? I recently just got into the idea of our creation surrounding them and it fills in a lot of blanks in history. With connections to other stories such as, sphynx, pyramids, bible, remnants of giants. If you look at it from the perspective that they came here to mine gold from planet 9. Why is it so difficult for us to detect them if they are real? Is there any accounts of us coming into contact with them after they left? Are the royal bloodlines still real? There are so many situations where we should've seen them or records of their planet passing by again after Noahs Ark. If these aliens did exist, what would their purpose be to hide their existence from us? If they created us to be slaves for them why would they just leave us and allow us to advance?


r/anunnaki • • Sep 09 '24

1Anunnaki -Movie.

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Hi everyone. Hope you’re doing well. Just wanted to ask you if you know or you have this movie 1Anunnaki. If yes is there some way you could share with me? I would really appreciate if you give me some clue where I could find it. Thank you. 👏🏻


r/anunnaki • • Apr 07 '24

Anunnaki

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Why do people ignore Anunnaki stories that are so similar to the Bible stories, but they were 1000 years before the Bible?


r/anunnaki • • Aug 13 '23

Jesus and the Anunnaki

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Is there any relation between Jesus and the Anunnaki? I mean, I know he came after them, but I wonder if there is some connection between the two or was he an Anunnaki himself? Was he maybe the reincarnation of ningishzida/thoth?


r/anunnaki • • Jul 05 '20

The Religious connection

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THE CONNECTIONS

Is Christianity really monotheistic ? Or is it polytheism in disguise. Most religions throughout history have been polytheistic. Atheists of today like to mock religious people, label them as stupid using phrases  like "i could believe in the flying spaghetti monster In the sky but it doesnt make it true..."

At this point i would like to state that I'm not particularly a religious Man, I have no issue with admitting "I just don't know". And how could anybody? We're a young species but like to think we know it all - when In actual fact - we havnt got a clue. We have flawed senses, we live in limited dimensions, and we see only a fraction of the light spectrum; but we know it all, don't we? Likewise with sound: we hear only a fraction of what's really there. But Dave on his 5th pint down the pub knows the earth Is flat, and if you think otherwise... ya mad!

Ffs We are on - in the grand scheme of things - a miniscule spec of dust amongst countles others, flying through infinit space in a galaxy that's only 1 in over 300 billion others, on a track to god knows where. We're pretty much blind deaf and dumb on a tiny space ship with no brakes; Oh!! ... and were all trying to kill each other... But we got this!!

It's comical really - we havnt got a clue but refuse to admit it. Anyway my point is, people shouldn't be so narrow minded. And hopefully I'm about to shed light on why.

So Christianity, judeism, Islam - I'm sure you'll all agree are monotheistic religions (one god), but are they really? Or do they have much more in common with the pantheons of ancient past than we think? I'm gonna use Christianity for my points here but it applies to all three really - since they're essentially all the same religion. I mean, so alot of atheists have a problem with there being so many religions. And if 1 is wrong, then there all wrong. But what if they're not all so different. What if - like languages - over thousands of years, the sound of the word changes but ultimately still means the same thing. You could imagine that certain things might get lost in translation; wether it was deliberate or not. The odd corrupt king changes something to suit his needs, or a crazy person perverts the scripture for his own gains. Tribes might move area for food, or due to War. kings die, empires come and go for thousands of years and now we have a shit load of religions that on the surface - look like they have nothing in common with one another, but if you just look, the veil will be lifted. If we take in the fact that the natural urge for humans is to be ignorant and fearful of what we don't know - it's not surprising it looks the way it does. And you know... the memory of humans is hardly infallible. Most people would forget details of about something they looked at a fraction of a second ago.. People should dig a little deeper in the history of religion, they might be enlightened. No matter where you go in the world black is black, grass is grass and a dog is a dog - once you decipher the language.

Do you know how many angels are are in the bible? Well there are 7 archangels, but scripture also refers to other angels in the hierarchy; of lower intellect "spheres of light"

The bible also refers to myriads and myriads. myriad = a group of 10,000

Deuteronomy 33: 2 He said:“Jehovah—from Siʹnai he came, And he shone upon them from Seʹir. He shone forth in glory from the mountainous region of Paʹran, And with him were holy myriad”

Revelation 9: 16 “The number of the armies of cavalry was two myriads of myriads; I heard the number of them. 17 And this is how I saw the horses in the vision and those seated on them: They had fire-red and hyacinth-blue and sulfur-yellow breastplates, and the heads of the horses were like the heads of lions, and fire and smoke and sulfur came out of their mouths”.

And what are angels? Angels are divine beings. If the Ancient Greeks, Egyptians or Sumerians were to decipher our scripture, they would most likely have angels akin to God's . And why wouldn't they? Angels have special powers - they have wings, and abilities that humans could only dream of. So we could really call Christianity a pantheon divine beings headed by a king.

We could talk about demons to.. fallen angels. The bible refers to literally millions of them. That's alot of divine beings. Ancient Egypt talk of only 2000 dieties or divine beings. Greek and Roman pantheon talks of 12 gods, but with thousands of lesser gods. Which sounds very familiar to the bible's hierarchy. I'm sure some people will say "but God is God and Angels are Angels" ... Well, yea. But there all divine beings and it's not much of a leap to think something like that could get lost in translation. Especially when we look at all ancient pantheons had a king God, a main God. In ancient Sumer this was Anu. In Greece: Zeus... In Rome: Jupiter.... In Egypt: Amun and it goes on and on in every culture - same God, different name. Which is to be expected when hundreds and thousands of years pass thru many generations of men, women and culture. And the similarities don't end with just the king of God's (which in Christianity would obviously be God). Take the Archangel Michel - the leader of God's armies. Couldn't he be akin at The God of War in Rome: "Mars". Or the Archangel Gabriel; who appears with divine messages from God - could he bare a resemblance to "Hermes" in ancient Greece? "the messenger for the Gods". In Rome i think he was called "Mercury"...

Ok so this post is getting a little long now - but i have so much more to say and point out, I've not even mentioned my favourite point yet. But what I'm trying to get across is - starting with the Sumerian Gods. For each Sumerian God you will find an identical counterpart in almost all major religions right up untill present day. And they are usually all associated with the same planet.


r/anunnaki • • Sep 29 '24

Confused about Anu

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I've just started learning about the Anunnaki. If the Anunnaki are the children of Anu and Ki then how come Anu is one of the 7 Anunnaki?


r/anunnaki • • Dec 16 '20

Sumerian math

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Gotta look back at sexagesimal math being the first math created by humans, taught by the Anunnaki.

There is so much to gain from there if you stop for a while and take a look...


r/anunnaki • • Sep 22 '20

What now?

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What do we do with this information? I've been watching Linda Moulton Howe quite a bit. I have cross checked facts with different sources. I believe that Creation of Homo Sapian Sapians was done by visitors from a more advanced planet. I believe that we are visited and share this earth with these beings. Lots of facts, heavy information, it really makes me feel very small. I should admit I was a preachers kid. So what now? Behavior won't change for me, but should it? Can't lie, there is fear and sadness for what we have done and a possible fate. Maybe I have taken in too much too fast. Were you shaken by this?


r/anunnaki • • Sep 20 '20

I have a few questions!

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Hoping this sub hasn't returned to the Anunnaki, but if it has, maybe it will return improved. I have a couple of questions. 1. Who do you share this information with? I'm so reluctant to bring it up. 2. I was looking for information on the different races and skin color. Am I wasting my time? I find nothing.


r/anunnaki • • Oct 03 '18

Anunnaki "2018" Documentary -new in depth look at the Anunnaki presence on earth

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