… the souls of the dead the the “seven who decree” (literally, the Anunnaki) petition Ereshkigal to enter her kingdom, and assign a corresponding stature / importance depending on how much the soul pleased the Anunnaki in their life. Continue reading Ereshkigal
The Sumerian “Seven gods who decree” your fate in the city of the dead are: An, Enlil, Enki, Ninhursag, Nanna, Utu, and Inanna. An is the Babylonian Anu. Patron of the nobility, and (literally) patriarchy. The god-kings of the Holy Empire have his blood flowing in their veins. Also, fun fact, where the “Anu” at the beginning of “Anunakki” comes from. Enlil is the Babylonian … Continue reading Meet the Anunnaki
The western capital of the Holy Empire, located on the west bank of the Seine in the Gaulish territories of Europa. The western Holy Empire was ruled by the most powerful female relative of the God-King of Byzantium, the Empress of the Starry Skies. The city was also the center of cult power for Venus / Inanna in the Empire. The city remains a powerful … Continue reading Parais
Before the world was created, there was raw, formless chaos. The god Marduk killed the mother goddess Tiamat and used half her body to create the earth, and the other half to create both the paradise of šamû and the netherworld of irṣitu. There are many, many lesser deities in the pantheon of gods, but they are all the same gods regardless of where on … Continue reading That Old Time Religion
Perilous Paths 