by William Henry
(Spanish
version)
from
WilliamHenry Website
In the previous articles, and image galleries, I have briefly
outlined a theory that the Bearded Serpent Gods of the ancient world
represented stargate or wormhole traveling civilizations. It is a
fact that virtually all of the great gods of myth sail in a ship,
though no one has yet offered a theory to account for the many
unusual traits of this celestial vehicle, which is constantly
portrayed as a serpent moving across the waters of the sky or as a
ship that turns into a bearded serpent man once it moors on
Earth.
Solving this obscure question may be more vital than we think. The
Mayans tell us that in 2012 a ‘serpent rope’ is going to emerge from
the center of our Milky Way galaxy out of which will step a
bearded
god of enlightenment. John Major Jenkins has proposed, and I agree,
that the archaic term ‘serpent rope’ is interchangeable with the
modern scientific term ‘wormhole’ or ‘stargate’, i.e. a tunnel that
links two regions of space.
For more on the stargates of the gods read
Oracle of the Illuminati.
One of the primary reasons that detractors says contact with an
extraterrestrial civilization is impossible is the vast distances
separating Earth from the nearest inhabitable planet.
Dr.
Carl Sagan
was one of these detractors. If there are a million technical
civilizations in the Milky Way galaxy, he estimated, the average
separation between civilizations will be about 300 light-years.
Since a light year is the distance which light travels in one year
(a little under six trillion miles), this implies that the one-way
transit time for an interstellar communication from the nearest
civilization will be some 300 years.
In his novel Contact, about first contact with an extraterrestrial
civilization Sagan proposed the stargate or
wormhole as a
scientifically valid way for a hypothetical, ‘arbitrarily advanced’
civilization to travel to Earth. Dr. Paul Davies, writing in
Scientific American, notes that here are two possible types of
wormholes; natural occurring ones that are the after-effects of the
Big Bang and sub atomic wormholes that must be pried open with
particle accelerators.
Based upon a comparison of the myths and art portraying the ancient
gods, I have proposed that the gods of ancient renown employed
wormholes. I have also theorized that a study of ancient words and
pictures can provide useful insights into the construction of future
stargates.
In this article I intend to show that the ‘serpent rope’ or ‘ship’
of the Mayan enlightener shares the same symbolism as the
Ship of
the Gods of other cultures, in particular the Sumerian and the
Egyptian. In this quest I am grateful for the work of
David Talbott,
who authoritatively assembled and compared Sumerian and Egyptian
serpent-ship symbolism.
Mayan prophecy says a ladder will emerge from the center of our
Milky Way galaxy in 2012.
From out of the ladder will emerge the
serpent rope carrying the god Nine Wind (‘Quetzalcoatl’).
From the
Codex Vindobonensis
The symbol for the source of the serpent rope matches the Babylonian
symbol
for the Sun and the logo for the Holy Grail found on the
tombstone of
William St. Clair at Rosslyn Chapel, Scotland.
Each of
these is the same as the Buddhist Dharma Wheel of Time.
Zecharia Sitchin assigns the
to the
Nibiru of Sumerian mythology.
French mystic Rene Guenon says it is the Flaming Sword at the gate
to Eden. In between the pages of these two scholars we may find
amazing insights.
“Nibiru” (more technically and properly transliterated as “neberu”)
can mean several things and speaks volumes about the serpent rope of
the Mayans (and the ‘flaming sword’ placed at the gate of Eden).
To
the Sumerians the Nibiru was a creator of life that they called
NAM.TIL.LA.KU, “the god who maintains life.” Nam.Tilla.Ku literally
means Name or Destiny (NAM) of God or Shining One (KU) is Tula (TILLA).
It was the “creator of grain and herbs who causes vegetation to
sprout… who opened the wells (whales), apportioning the waters of
abundance” -- the “irrigator of Heaven and Earth.”
Nibiru was the A.SAR.U.LU.DU meaning “lofty, bright watery king
whose deep is plentiful.” Depictions of it show it as a ray emitting
body, says Sitchin.
The editors of the Chicago Assyrian Dictionary (CAD) have located
and compiled all the places where the word “nibiru” and related
forms of that word occur in extant tablets. A look at the CAD entry
(volume “N-2”, pp. 145-147) tells us immediately that the word has a
variety of meanings, all related to the idea of “crossing” or being
some sort of “crossing marker” or “crossing point”.
A cross is the symbol of the top Anunnaki god
Anu, and Annu is the
Egyptian place of crossing and equinox; also of Anit (Neith, Isis, Issa, Mary), who brings forth the child at the crossing.
The “root idea” of the nibiru word group and its forms almost always
means something like “crossing” or “gate.”
“Let Nibiru be the holder of the crossing place of heaven and
earth,” says one text. In the Gilgamesh epic, for example, we read
the line (later reprised by Jesus in the beatitudes in the
Sermon on
the Mount): “Straight is the crossing point (nibiru; a
gateway), and
narrow is the way that leads to it.”
“Ferry, ford”; “ferry boat”; “(act of) ferrying” are also
definitions of Nibiru. This is the very same definition of
Makara.
When the accumulated meanings of Nibiru are tabulated we may
interpret this word as referring to a “star, gate,
crossing point.”
Nibiru is the Bridging Planet, connecting the material, mortal side
of humanity with our higher spiritual immortal nature. On the other
side of this bridge is wondrous Garden of Eden, the hundreds of
billions of galaxies, similar to our own, that comprises the known
universe.
The Sumerians and Babylonians celebrated
the serpent ship as the
vehicle of the E.A. (the Greek Kronos/Saturn). The priests of Lagash
knew him as Ningirsu, owner of “the beloved ship,” a celestial
vehicle “that rises up out of the dam of the deep.”
In fact, E.A.s ship, called the Magur-boat and esteemed as the
“Great Boat of Heaven,” is one of the more frequently- depicted
images in Mesopotamian art .
So closely is E.A. [Enki] connected with this serpent boat of heaven that
he is even depicted as a serpent-ship himself.
E.A. rides the serpent ship “of the antelope of the Apsu (cosmic
ocean).”
And becomes it in the depiction below.
The Sun-god, identified by his saw and the rays emanating from his
shoulders,
is often depicted on Akkadian seals being transported in
his boat.
The prow of the boat on this shell seal from Tell Asmar
ends in the figure of a bearded god or demon holding a forked
punt-pole.
The bearded serpent is E.A.
Oriental Museum, Chicago.
Compare the Akkadian
image of the serpent ship with the Egyptian image from the Book of the Dead. Both portray the
serpent ship
riding on another serpent.
A ship constituted by a double-headed serpent sailing on the back of
a second serpent.
Egyptian sources similarly identify this as the
cosmic serpent as the watery “pathway” traversed by the boat.
The
Egyptian Book of the Dead, for example, describes the ship sailing
over the “back” of the serpent-dragon Apepi.
In details from two illustrations in the
Book of the Dead we see
that the serpent ship (the ‘wormhole’), in the form of a
double
serpent, rests upon the world mountain or Primeval Hill, presented
in the first instance as a supporting stand or pillar and in the
second as a column of water. Featured on this ship is the Stairway
to Heaven
, the mythological
flight of steps
. The connection
between the ship and the Stairway is made in the Egyptian word
khet,
which means “steps” and also “ship’s mast”. The mast of the ship is
the
Stairway to Heaven, because the ship itself is the conduit
between Earth and Heaven.
The pictographic evidence is complemented by the texts, which show
that the subject is a revolving ship, traversing a circle around the
summit of the cosmic pillar or world mountain (i.e., the mount
serves as the axis of the ship’s revolution):
In the Egyptian myth of the heron it crossed the waters of life in
the Barque or Ark of the Millions of Years. In the depiction shown
here the heron watches over this Ark – the two-headed serpent-ship
-- with its Stairway to Heaven.
Two herons watch over the
Ark with stairs
perched on a pillar. The
four ‘winds’ of Horus sit beneath them.
As we can see, the Sumerian,
Egyptian and Mayan symbolism
portrays
the same concept. The serpent ship of the gods transforms into a
bearded serpent man on earth.
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