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Originally posted by jbmitch
reply to post by undo
Excuse me while I go out and my gey my hip waders out of the garage,,I hope I figure this out before the end does get here.
Interesting analogy based on math and puter logic,,I think I do need some time to work this out,,nice post though Undo
Originally posted by undo
... first Enki had to convince most of the planet that he doesn't exist as the entity mentioned in scripture and ancient texts. Then he has to reintroduce himself as just some random alien life form from the universe so people won't recognize him...
The Maize God Like the Sun God, the Maize God is associated with life and death. He follows the path across the sky, descends into the Underworld, is reborn, and returns to the Sky World. The flattened and elongated forehead of this deity is often accentuated by a partly shaven head and eyebrows, leaving patches of hair on the top of his head, which resembles a ripened ear of corn. The Maya elite practised changing the shape of their offsprings' skulls to resemble the Maize God's elongated head by tying two boards front and back against the infant's head.
The Jaguar Sun God Almighty God the Sun dwells in the highest levels of heaven. When he traces the path of the sun across the sky in the daytime, his name is Kinich Ahau. When the sun falls into the West Door and enters the Underworld, he becomes the fearsome Jaguar God.
Originally posted by Jalana Dax
Undo, check this link out:
TELEGRAPH Fixed Link
Zorgon...perfect timing!
Originally posted by tungus
Seriously, here are some interesting petroglyphs from Utah
Enki (annunki)= Satan, Bulzebub, Lucifer,,(and leader of the one third of heaven that had fallen) I dont remember this guys name being mentioned in Enochian books.
Originally posted by funky monk
reply to post by Rumrunner
On stargates? Not too sure on that one. Theres not a lot out there that you can really read up on in books as far as Im aware. I think its more of a case of piecing together things that other people have put in books (ancient texts - books about these etc..) and then going and working out what you wanna believe.
-fm