secrets of the nephilim bloodline: genetic memory and ancestral daemons

The bond between heaven and earth After the first great deluge, when the Anunna descended to help Earthlings restart the planet, the Anunna acted as global guardians. This, they believed, was their duty as elder siblings to the fairly young Earthling race. But they knew they couldn’t hold on to the kingship forever, especially as…

stray bitch: the wolf tribes of vilkinaland

King Vilkinus, Father of Wada the Sea Giant Wade has always had a strong association with the sea or water. In the saga about Wade’s family, the Vilkina saga (also known as the (Þiðrekssaga), it is said that Wade (Vadi; Old Norse: Vaði) was born between King Vilkinus and a mermaid (gen. Old Norse: siokononar lit. “sea woman”).[4][5][6] Wade first apprenticed his son Wayland (Old…

mother of dragons: chaos serpent mythos from around the world

Sea serpent Type of dragon described in various mythologies / From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia   Dragon Cetus (mythology) Jörmungandr A sea serpent or sea dragon is a type of dragon sea monster described in various mythologies, most notably Mesopotamian (Tiamat), Judaeo-Christian (Leviathan), Greek (Cetus, Echidna, Hydra, Scylla), and Norse (Jörmungandr). A sea serpent from Olaus Magnus‘s bookHistory of the Northern Peoples (1555). Grouping Legendary creature Sub grouping Sea monster Other…

all in the family: my ancestry dna results

Honor your ancestors I want to preface this post by saying that there are no bloodlines that are more “special” than others, although each has certain gifts. I am not posting this information to elevate my own status, and in reality, around 30-40% of people around the globe have some sort of royal ancestry, so…

the sibylline oracles: born from the union of sea goddess and mortal man

Untangling our pagan roots and returning to the Great Mother For the past few years, I’ve been sent on a mission by my ancestors to slowly untangle the roots of my family tree. It’s been an interesting journey to say the least. I’m fortunate to come from a bloodline that has been documented fairly well…

linguistic links between trojan and norse cultures

Did Odin come from Troy? The Anatolian origins of the Norse pantheon According to the Prose Edda, attributed to the Icelandic scholar Snorri Sturluson (1179-1241), the Norse gods were foreigners. They had made the trek northwards and westwards from their original home in Anatolia: the ancient city of Troy. Josho Brouwers 20 May 2021 The Etymology…

the battle of the eagle and the serpent: marriage between enkite and enlilite bloodlines

The Royal Anunnaki House of Uruk The King list mentions Meshkiangasher as a descendant of the sun god Utu, who became the high priest of Inanna in the Eanna temple reigning for 324 years,[c] and conceived his son and successor to the throne Enmerkar. His epithet concludes with his descent to the sea and ascent to the mountains, a journey which has been…

meshkiangasher 𒈩𒆠𒉘𒂵𒊺𒅕 the sea-walker

Meskiaggasher: Legendary Founder Of The First Dynasty Of Uruk Who ‘Entered The Sea And Disappeared’ A. Sutherland  – AncientPages.com – According to surviving clay tablet dated by the scribe who wrote around 2125 BC during the reign of King Utukhegal of Erech (Uruk), we read: ‘ After the Flood, a dramatic and devastating event, the kingship…

the serpent temple of ggantija

Remembering is the most potent form of magick. The greater the sentience, the greater the responsibility. So that humankind not fall back into the darkness, the rememberers, the original antediluvian bloodlines must rise and speak truth to power.

III. orion the sea-walker: wada the sea giant

Wade (Old English: Ƿada[ˈwɑdɑ]) is the English name for a common Germanic mythological character who, depending on location, is also known as Vadi (Norse) and Wate (Middle High German). The earliest mention occurs in the Old English poem Widsith.[1] According to the Þiðrekssaga, he was born between king Wilkinus and a serpent-legged mermaid named Wachilt, who was a goddess of the sea and sometimes…

II. orion the sea-walker: sumerian star traditions in the jesus story

Walking the Waves: Celestial Puns Resolve the Conflicting Accounts of Jesus’ Sea-Walk Miracle In part one , we noted that the evangelists had set out to compile a record of Jesus’ life forty to sixty years after his crucifixion, a time when there was no eyewitness testimony left to draw from. They did embrace, however, three arcane…

I. ancient nephilim kings and the orion connection

Contemplating our cosmic connections It’s nearly impossible for anyone with two eyes not to notice how out of place (out of time?) megalithic structures all around the world seem to be. From the immaculately carved pillars of Baalbek to the seamlessly stacked stone blocks at Sacsayhuaman in Peru, one can’t help but feel that there…