Anu, Enlil & Ea Draw for Nibiru, Earth, Seas & Mining: ENKI SPEAKS Messages From Enki by Sasha Lessin, Ph. D.

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 7

Anu, Enlil & Ea Draw for Nibiru, Earth, Seas & Mining

Story So Far

King Anu of Nibiru sent his dynastic heir, Enlil, to Earth to rule it and check Ea's claim of vast gold to send back to Nibiru to save that planet's atmosphere.

Narrative Resumes

Father Anu, Enlil beamed from Earth to Nibiru, affirm, by the Law of Succession, that I, your son by your own half-sister Antu, precede and have authority over Ea, though, he, your eldest and Firstborn son, be.

Come, Enlil implored, to Earth in person and deal with Alalu, too, who thinks he rules here and should rule Nibiru as well. [Sitchin info, Lessin's imagined dialogue in two paragraphs above]

So, 416, 000 years ago, Anu flew to Earth and drew lots with Ea and Enlil.

At the drawing Anu decreed, one lot would bestow rule over Nibiru; another lot would give its holder rule of Earth and control the Persian Gulf headquarters; the last lot would give responsibility for African mining operations and sea transport.

"By their lots the tasks they divided; Anu to Nibiru to return, its ruler on the throne to remain.

"The Edin [Mesopotamia] to Enlil was allotted, to be Lord of Command, more settlements to establish, of the skyships and their heros charge to take. Of all the lands until they the bar of the seas encounter, the leader to be.

"To Ea the seas and the oceans as his domain were granted, lands beyond the bar of the waters by him to be governed, in the Abzu [southeastern Africa] to be the master, with ingenuity the gold to procure." [Sitchin, Z., Lost Book of Enki, pages 92 -93]

Enlil’s first act was to award Enki his initial settlement, Eridu, on the Persian Gulf, in perpetuity.

Previous: Anu Sends Enlil to Rule Earth, Verify Gold

Next: Anu Defeats Alalu, Banishes Him & Anzu to Mars

References:

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Cremo, M. and Thompson, R.
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Cremo, M.
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Marrs, J.
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Sitchin, Z.
               2002, The Lost Book of Enki
               1976, Genesis Revisited
               1983, The Stairway to Heaven
               1985, The Wars of Gods and Men
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               1990, The Lost Realms
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Freer, N.
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Tellinger, M.
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Enki/Ea is the Nibiran who (4,000 years ago) dictated his autobiography to his scribe, Endubscar of Endu.

The Lost Book of Enki, Sitchin's translation of Enki's tale (augmented a bit by my imagination) is the source–with many of Enki's slants--of most of the account in this essays. The Lost Book of Enki itself is
historical fiction, wherein Sitchin has woven information meticulously documented in his Earth Chronicles.

Essay

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The Celestial Battle: Nibiru Meets Solaris and Tiamat ( Proto Earth)

Alalu Kills Nibiru's King Lahma, Gives Daughter to Ea for Feality From Anu

Alalu, Deposed by Anu, Nukes to Earth, Threatens Nibiru

Nibiru Council Sends Ea, Not Enlil, to Earth

Ea Blasts to Earth with Water, Hides Alalu's Nukes, Sends Anzu & Gold to Nibiru

Anu Sends Enlil to Rule Earth, Verify Gold

Anu, Enlil & Ea Draw Lots for Nibiru, Earth, Seas & Mining

Anu Defeats Alalu, Banishes Him & Anzu to Mars

Ea (Enki), Enlil & Ninmah, Three Incestuous Siblings

Enlil Banished for Rape; Abgal Betrays Enki