Essay 27 Marduk foils marriage of Enlillite Inanna & Enkiite Dumuzi

The Story

       Enlil and his sons, Ninurta, Nannar and Adad, saw the command of the gold mining expedition and control of Earth, which they felt should be theirs alone, threatened by Marduk and the Earthlings led by the descendants of Enki, particularly Marduk, his sons and his grandsons. Enlil and his sons feared the Enlilites would control Earth's space facilities and thus the flow of gold from Earth to Nibiru. If Marduk and his allies had such control, they would be able to hold both Earth and Nibiru in their power. Enlil and his clan would not even be able to escape Earth when the mining there was done, if Marduk and his allies controlled space travel and communication with the home planet. To counter this, they sent Ninurta to secretly build a communications center next to Lake Titicaca. Ninurta built also a spaceport on the plains next to the Andes. From there, Ninurta reported, gold shipments to Nibiru can continue, from there in need we too can ascend.  

Into this intense and building rivalry, darlings of the two opposed lineages fall in love.

Narrative Resumes

"After the Deluge, on the Landing Platform [Lebanon], Dumuzi and Inanna their eyes on each other set. Hesitant at first they were, he of Enki’s lineage, she of Enlil an offspring [son’s daughter]."

            Enkiite and Enlilite elders hoped to heal the deadly rivalry between their lineages when Dumuzi and Inanna wed. “‘Perchance the espousing peace between the linages truly will bring!’ Enlil to them all did say.“  [Sitchin, Z., 2002, The Lost Book of Enki, :251]

            Here’s Inanna’s Background: Rulers of Nibiru and Earth pampered Inanna, who, as a child, was called Irnini.  Known in later years as Ishtar, Ashtoreth, Annutitum, Aphrodite, Athena, Venus, Eshdar, Innin, Ninni, Kali and Shakti, Inanna was Commander Enlil's son's daughter--a royal member of the Enlil Lineage.

           "Inanna by her parents Nannar and Ningal was beloved. Enlil [Her Grandfather] by her cradle sat.  Beautiful beyond describing she was, in martial arts with Anunnaki heros [Nibirans on Earth] she competed.  A skyship of her own, to roam Earth’s skies, to her the Anunnaki presented." [The Lost Book of Enki, Sitchin, 2002:250]  Inanna and brother Utu, twins of Nannar (Enlil’s second son), were both Nibirans born on Earth.

            Inanna and her twin were long-lived like homeplanet Nibirans.  But the Earthborns matured faster.  "Who on Nibiru in diapers would still be, on Earth became a child; Who on Nibiru began to crawl, when on Earth born was running around." [Sitchin 2002, The Lost Book of Enki, page 152]

            Dumuzi’s Background: Enki's spouse, Damkina, bore Dumuzi (a fast-maturing Earthborn like Inanna) long after their sons Ningishzidda and Gibil.  Dumuzi accompanied Ningishzidda and their Hybrid half-brother, Adapa, to Nibiru.

Dumuzu brought sheep and goats to Earth from Nibiru.  After the deluge receded, Enki put Dumuzi in charge of Africa’s domestic herds and the humans tending them.  Dumuzi became Enki’s favorite son.

Marduk, Enki’s eldest, envied Dumuzi, felt jealous.   

         Marduk sent his sister Geshtinanna to Inanna.  “To her Inanna what was in her heart revealed, ‘A vision of a great nation I have. As a Great Anunnaki Dumuzi there will rise. His queen-spouse I shall be.  To Dumuzi I will status give, the country I will rightly direct.  Inanna’s visions of rulership and glory by Geshtinanna to her brother Marduk were reported.  By Inanna’s ambitions Marduk was greatly disturbed; to Geshtinanna a secret plan he said.”  [Sitchin, Z., 2002, The Lost Book of Enki, :251]

        Marduk had Geshtinanna seduce Dumuzi.  She told Dumuzi, “Before you your young wife in your embrace will sleep, a legitimate heir, by a sister born, you must have" [ie, keep succession within the Enki Lineage]."  Inanna’s son to succession shall not be entitled.

After she’d received his ejaculate, Geshtinanna panicked Dumuzi.  She said, Marduk of raping me will accuse you, evil emissaries to arrest you he will send.  To try you and disgrace you he will order, the liaison with an Enlilite to disunite.

Dumuzi, aghast, fled to hide behind a waterfall but slipped into the rapids and drowned.   [Sitchin, Z., 2002, The Lost Book of Enki: 253].