Kings into Gods
The reptilians are now leaders of their adopted settlements/tribes. Improved farming techniques, metal tools, and a new hybridized grain, the village
soon turns into a town. It becomes necessary to mobilize and coordinate a large number of people for some public works: a new well, a system of
irrigation ditches, or grain storehouse. How does one convince the many individuals to labour for the benefit of the group?
The solution was as simple as saying, "The gods want you to." It was quite easy to swallow for the people. After all, they knew the reptilians had
to be in contact with the gods or else how could they transform rock into metal?How did they create an abundance of food where before there was only
scrub brush? The people were utterly convinced that the gods did "want them to." And so it was that the reptilians became the first priest-kings.
They were accepted as the middlemen between the gods and the people.
But the reptilians knew there really weren't any gods. It was a 'little white lie' to motivate the masses. But not to their detriment. On the
contrary, they were acting in the best interests of the community as a whole. And, it is in this period that people begin to worship divine power in
animal form. It is not unlikely that this was a suggestion of the reptilians as well.
...leadership correlates with initiative taking, trait measures of intelligence, specific task competencies, and several indicators of
generosity
The reptilian priest-kings were by all accounts good leaders. They were not concerned with domination and subjugation. Their duties were mainly to
manage conflict within the community, and see to the continuation of divine justice. See the rod and the rule. They were very generous, and I think
this is reflected in many cultures today, especially in the Middle East. This is before the time of armies and empires.
In Egypt and Mesopotamia, the early reptilian kings were called Dragons because they were annointed with the sacred fat of a large monitor called the
Mus-hus or
Messeh. From this was derived the Hebrew MSSH, which gave rise to the verb
mashiach (to annoint). Thus, the kings
were also called The Annointed Ones (Messiah), or Head Dragons (Pendragon) in the Gaelic world.
Nile
Monitor
In the East, there grows a plant called the dragon tree. It is of the genus
lillaceae (lily, Lilith, Luluwa, Lilutu), and it's resin is known
as the dragon's blood. The red extract as used as a ceremonial dye, where it was refered to as
lac (lake, Lady of the Lake). It is in this
way that the reptilian bloodline or Dragon Blood became associated with the essence of the lily. (Fleurs de Lis)
Generations pass and by about 4000 BC, these first leaders and their immediate offspring are elevated to positions of gods and heroes, often with
animal attributes, with the serpent or dragon being preeminent.
Reference:
Realm of the RingLords by Lawrence Gardner
[edit on 20-7-2008 by TheComte]
