"How
Inanna's demands to satisfy the leaders contemplated.
Regarding the Earth and its resettling, words with Anu
[on Nibiru]
they exchanged. From the time of the Deluge
[11,000BC]
almost
two Shars [7,200 years]
have passed. The Earthlings have
proliferated, from mountainlands to dried lowlands they went.
Of Civilized Mankind
by [Enki's
son] Ziusudra there were descendants,
with Anunnaki [Nibirans]
seed they were intermixed. Offspring of the
Igigi
[Astronaut Corps]
who intermarried roamed about. In the distant lands
Ka-in's kinfolk survived.
"Few
and lofty were the Anunnaki who from Nibiru had come, few were
their perfect descendants. How over Mankind lofty to
remain, how to make the many the few obey and serve. About
all that, about the future the leaders with Anu words exchanged.
To come to Earth Anu decided." [Sitchin,
Z.,
2002, The Lost
Book of Enki, pages 264 -265]
Narrative
(Essay 30) Resumes
In the 7000 years since the
Deluge, The Anunnaki pioneers had reclaimed Mesopotamia.
They rebuilt homes for Enki and Enlil on the silt that covered
their predeluvian abodes: Eriki's Eridu and Enlil's Nibru-ki. But for
King Anu's visit to Earth,
the Anunnaki built Unug-ki, a new temple in Eden, in an area (Uruk)
that was not controlled by either Enki or Enlil.
About 3800 B.C.,
Anu and his wife Antu landed
at Tilmun. Enki, Enlil and Ninharsag--Anu's three
children--greeted them. "At each other they looked, aging to
examine: though greater in Shars were the parents, younger than
the children they looked. The two sons
[Enki
and Enlil]
looked old and bearded; Ninharsag, once a
beauty, was bent and wrinkled."
[Sitchin, Z., The
Lost Book of
Enki, 2002:268].
When Anu convened the
group for business, Enlil complained "that Enki was withholding
from the other gods [i.e.,
the Enlilites]
the 'Divine Formulas'--the
knowledge of more than one hundred aspects of
civilization--confining advancement to Eridu and its people
only." To Enki, Anu said Divine Formulas,
Enki, you must with the other gods share, so they, too, could
their urban centers establish. Civilization to all Sumer we must
grant.
[Sitchin,
Z., 1985, The Wars of Gods and Men, pages
193-194]."
ANU UNCOVERS GALZU'S RUSES TO KEEP THE
ANUNNAKI FOSTERING NIBIRAN-EARTHLING HYBRIDS
Enki told Anu, Enlil and
Ninharsag his dream of Galzu, Anu's self-styled secret
Plenipotentiary.
In the dream, Galzu showed Enki a plan for a submersible vessel for Ziasudra, his clan
and the villagers who would help build it. Enki told his
father and siblings how,
on waking, he found the boat's plans engraved on a stone tablet beside his bed. "By that was Anu
greatly puzzled. "Never did I send a secret plenipotentiary to Earth," said
the Nibiran King.
Enki and Enlil exclaimed, "On account of Galzu Ziasudra
and the seed of life were saved. On account of Galzu on
Earth we remained."
"'The day you to Nibiru return, you shall die',
so did Galzu to us say.
Incredulous of that was Anu; the change in cycles
[between Earth and Nibiru] indeed havoc did cause,
but with elixirs cured it was."
" 'Whose emissary,
if not yours was Galzu?' Enki and Enlil in unison said.
'Who the Earthlings
to save wanted, who on Earth made us stay?'
For the Creator of All did Galzu appear." Ninharsag asserted
that the creation of the Earthlings was also destined by the
Creator of All.
Anu said, "While fates we decreed, the hand of destiny
at every step directed. The
will of the Creator of All is: on Earth and for Earthlings, only
emissaries are we. The Earth to the Earthlings belong, to
preserve and advance them we were intended.
"Whatever Destiny for the
Earth and Earthlings, let it so be. If Man, not
Anunnaki to inherit the Earth is destined, let us destiny help.
"Give Mankind
knowledge...secrets of heaven and Earth them teach. Laws
of justice and righteousness teach them then depart and LEAVE."
[Sitchin, Z., The
Lost Book of
Enki, 2002:271, 275].