ENKI SPEAKS
Messages From Enki: Humanity's Father 

Created by
Sasha Lessin, Ph. D.
based on Zecharia Sitchin's 2002 epic
The LOST BOOK OF ENKI: Memoirs and Prophecies of an Extraterrestrial God

Essay  25
 _{MARDUK'S SON SATU KILLS BROTHER, ASAR; ASAR'S SON,
HORON DEFEATS SATU, UNITES EGYPT}

Story So Far

 Enki got Enlil to authorize Ningishzidda's face on the Sphinx.  Ningishzidda's brother Marduk and Marduk's rival Ninurta both protested.  Enlil awarded vast estates and Earthling subjects to the Nibiran Royals.  He assigned Ninmah, as neutral peacemaker, control of Sinai, where she would dwell and separate the Enlil and Enki lineages.

Enlil allotted lands east of Sinai to his own descendants, supported by Adapite descendants of Ziusudra's sons Shem and Japheth. Enlil gave Enki and his descendants Egypt and Africa, supported by the line of Ziasudra's son Ham.

The Civilized Workers (as Adapite Hybrid Earthlings were now called) were in great demand as laborers for their Nibiran lords.

Igigi, Astronaut Corps, again whildbirded Peru's gold nuggets to the Sinai to rocket to Nibiru for the homeplanet's shield.

For 300 years, peace prevailed on Earth.

Narrative Resumes

     Enki moved to Elephantine (Abu) Island near Aswan (Syene).  From Abu, he supervised workers building dams, dykes and tunnels to control the Nile's flow to the Mediterranean.

9,780 years ago, Enki, now called Ptah, gave son Marduk, now called Ra, rule of Egypt and the workers there. [Sitchin, Z., 1985, The Wars of Gods and Men, page 38; See The Lost Book of Enki pages 242 - 248]

Earlier, during the Great Deluge of 13,000 years ago, Marduk, his
Adapite Earthling wife, Sarpanit, and their sons, Asar (Osiris) and Satu (Seth) sheltered on Marsbase with the Igigi Commander, Shamgaz.  Marduk's boys, Asar and Satu, married Shamgaz's girls, Asra (Isis)* and Nebat (Nephys).  Shamgaz formed a close friendship with Satu [Sitchin, Z., 2002 The Lost Book of Enki pages 243 244.]

Asar and Asra settled near Marduk in the northern lowlands of Lower Egypt.

Satu and Nebat settled in the mountains of southern Upper Egypt,
near the villa of Shamgaz and the Landing Platform in Lebanon.
Shamgaz and his daughter Nebat lobbied Satu. They convinced Satu
that he and the Igigi Astronauts had no chance of good land on
Earth.  Asar, Shamgaz agrued, living near Marduk, would succeed to
rule of the fertile lower Nile area, leaving only Upper Egypt to
Satu and his Igigi friends. Satu, Nebat and Shamgaz decided to
assassinate Asar.

Shamgaz and Satu invited Asar to an Astronaut and Royals banquet
honoring Aso, Ethiopia's visiting Queen.  Shamgaz drugged Asar's wine, and when Asar fell unconscious, sealed him in a coffin and tossed the coffin into the sea.

Word of Asar's murder reached Asta, Sarpanit and Marduk.  They
retrieved Asar's coffin from the sea.  Satu declared himself, as
the sole surviving son of Marduk, to now be the ruler of both Upper and Lower Egypt.  Marduk wanted to kill Satu for killing his brother, but Enki forbade this. Instead, Enki had Asta extract semen from Asar's corpse and impregnate herself with it.

Asta announced her pregnancy and disputed Satu's claim to Lower
Egypt. She went into hiding and bore Horon (Horus).  She raised Horon to fight Satu and avenge Asar.  Shamgaz and the Astronauts ignored Asta.

The Igigi Astronauts spread their estates and their armies of Earthlings toward from Lebanon all the way to the borders of Ninmah's neutral Jerusalem region.  The Igigi advanced toward the Sinai Interplanetary Landing Zone, The Place of Celestial Chariots.

Meanwhile, in Upper Egypt, Marduk's brother Gibil tutored Horon to manhood.  Gibil taught Horon how to pilot aircraft and fashioned multi-headed missiles for him, taught him and his Earthlings how to smelt iron and make iron weapons for his Earthling army–all to ready Horon to defeat Satu.  Fully armed, Horon's army marched on Sinai.  Rather than face Horon's better-weaponed army, Satu challenged Horon to a one-to-one areal battle.

As Horon flew his fighter toward Satu, Satu struck him with a poisoned dart.  Ningishzidda gave Horon antidote and a "blinding weapon."

In a far-ranging aerial battle, Horon hit Satu with the blinding weapon, then with a harpoon.  Blind, Satu crashed. The crash crushed his testicles.

Horon bound Satu and dragged him before the Council.  The Council let Satu live out his life, without the life-extension treatment, among the Astronaut Corps.

*Sitchin, in The Wars of Gods and Men, page 41, relates that Plutarch's version of this tale has Marduk's brother
Ningishzidda (Thoth, Hermes) as the secret father of Asra.