How Daemons and Hybrid Humans Co-exists in Multiple Dimensions

Added: 2026-05-07

[00:00:00]Well, hello there everybody. Happy hump day. Good to see everyone. Trust uh you're living your best reality because it's yours in the end. So, welcome. Good to see everyone. I am excited about what we're going to get into today. This is any when you come across some of those I call them golden nuggets where it's like wow that's that's really a cool kind of uh uh you call it document you can call it paper whatever it is but it actually is using real history what a thought that is right um but yeah and on a topic that listen I was right there you on demons.

[00:00:50]Yeah, fascinating topic. And uh we're going to see what those who came before us. And when I talk come before us, I'm talking 4300 BCE. So, you know, 7 8,000 years before us. So anyway, um they had some interesting thought and as you extrapolate from what we're going to be going over, you can see exactly how the modernday um construct was built and it's ass backwards, but that's just my personal opinion. How is everybody?

[00:01:36]Good to see everyone as I get everything here lined up. And it is. Let me just uh speak favor over us all. That's what I do. It works. Speaking favor over the spirits and the um the damonss. We're going to find out. They've been around a long time and they are not who they told us they were. But anyway, um favor always works no matter what dimension or realm. and uh nothing missing, nothing broken, that's peace. You know, if you carry peace with you into each realm that you are destined because we're all destined for different realms. I don't think that this is the only reality or the only realm. It is probably maybe more desirous. I don't know. But uh we are here. So, you know, peace is a good thing and we'll send peace going forward, right? And uh good mental health, be kind to your mind. Exactly.

[00:02:38]And we include on that be kind to your mind. And yeah, you can get this these fabulous um wearables, these hoodies over there over on Nah's channel.

[00:02:52]And I tell you, what a story that is. I have to get her on here one time in the future here.

[00:03:01]God sucks. But anyway, so uh how is everybody? You know, Ted Turner, um he has crossed over.

[00:03:11]Yeah, if you lived in that era and I was in, you know, the film and video industry then and television was a big part of that. Uh Ted Turner revolutionized the whole concept of what we call news.

[00:03:30]He was the pioneer that truly made uh the breakthrough of programming 24/7.

[00:03:43]I remember back in the day it was like that's crazy. Yeah. Who's going to watch the news 247?

[00:03:52]Turns out everybody, you know, back in the day, um, he did a lot for the preservation of an art form, film when uh, he bought the um, rights to uh, the vault of all the studios.

[00:04:23]and he was the one who began the process of colorizing um the black and white film and just a number of things and look what he has done today.

[00:04:38]I doubt if he would have ever thought it would have become what it is.

[00:04:44]journalism. That's is totally on a different subject. You know, it's not what we grew up with. You know, the fourth estate journalism. Yeah.

[00:04:56]Anyway, I digress. Uh good to hear that you folks there in the Denver area finally got some snow. Those wet uh spring snows can play havoc on uh plant life and tree limbs, but they all need the moisture. And so may there be more of it, right? Uh hello everybody in the chat room. Good to see every Bonnie, good to see you. Rick, what's up? Um who else? Lost in Space, what's up? Good to see you. Jackie, hello. I saw Gilbert, how you doing, brother? Gilbert was one of the winners of uh Nenah's uh giveaway. Uh Fortuna, good to see you as well. Uh and all the rest of you, Max, what's up? Scotty Boy. Haven't seen your name go by there, but um yeah, and go go from Croatia and Gaia and all the rest of y'all. I think you're going to enjoy this. I want to get right into it.

[00:05:57]So, we've been talking about we're hybrids. That is a known fact. I mean, when we broke the human genome back in 2005, um, we learned that we're really not human. Uh, so the best way to put it was that, okay, so homo sapiens, sapien, let's do it that way, right? And so we're not who we thought we were.

[00:06:31]Okay.

[00:06:33]Then we make the discovery of a civilization that remained hidden during the dark ages. I I contend we're still in the dark ages. We haven't quite emerged yet out of it. Um and this knowledge, it seems like it was done on purpose.

[00:07:02]something of a greater force, um, greater intelligence, greater power control system, whatever you want to call it, purposely buried this knowledge for millennia.

[00:07:22]And in that vacuum there came the helenization of belief systems because they were missing a key component. And and we're not even adding the far east.

[00:07:39]Those in the um region of what we call China today there there's a lot they they just don't let out.

[00:07:50]They know something that many in the western world don't know.

[00:07:55]You know, we now know that the great wall was not to keep something from the outside getting in. Apparently, it was something keeping the in the inside not to get out.

[00:08:09]So we have a disjointed perception of what reality, spirituality and all the characters because basically what they've been they that's exactly what they've done. They helanized them.

[00:08:26]Um in some cases change the names, change the dates, but in essence it's the same.

[00:08:36]And this knowledge that we're going to be getting into is again predates the Bible by 3,000 plus years. I mean, there was no Hebrew God.

[00:08:50]Uh, apparently there was no Adam either.

[00:08:53]So, you you can see how we're so warped in it. And because of this hidden knowledge that was not known, another god came in and took its place and had this whole construct that it brought in.

[00:09:12]Uh some say that we're really just merely living out uh what were the gods the goddesses their experiment I don't know I know things are pretty messed up but that's okay so when you think about a knowledge that is predates any modernday um theology and and when I when I say that I I think of the the Hindus as well because the Samaritans knew the Hindus they it's quite we're going to read some of the uh scrolls.

[00:10:01]So since all modern-day religions borrowed from these uh foundations that again predate every modern-day belief by thousands of years, the topic of what a demon damon I put into the chat room earlier um exactly the definition of what a deamon is. And it's not this horrible evil, you know, psychic vampire creature that apparently abides in hell and serves Satan. Not that at all. Satan doesn't exist.

[00:10:51]Um, but that's neither here nor there. And if you looked at the the definition of it, Deamon, you you it's associated with genius.

[00:11:04]So if you have a very high IQ, a genius uh level of intelligence and I think that that goes into spirituality as well. There are many uh spiritual geniuses out there. Uh attendant spirit uh a tutillary spirit. I love what that means. Um, it's a guardian, a protective spirit that joins itself to us as we come into this realm and they're an ally.

[00:11:48]They've taken it on their responsibility. We're also going to find out that every one of us in one sense of the word are possessed.

[00:12:01]We experience possession. And the ancient philosophers, the ancient shamans, the witches, they knew this.

[00:12:13]The body is not inhabited by one spirit.

[00:12:20]No soul is of one spirit, for there are many spirits to a soul. So, let's get right into it because uh you're going to really enjoy this. Uh and again, everyone in the chat room, much love. Thank you for being here. You make it fun.

[00:12:39]I really enjoy it. You know, I can have a tough day, but when I know I have the time to come here and share uh knowledge with everybody else, that's just far out. All right. So, the universal ether was not in the eyes of the ancients simply a tentalous something stretching throughout the expanse of heaven. It was for them a boundless ocean filled with gods, spirits, monsters, and minor creatures.

[00:13:12]The ether was the hidden god.

[00:13:18]As the Hebrew believes, you it's it's blasphemy to speak the name of God. So, you know, in this case, the the O is missing. The Hindus who personified the acacia and made it a deopic entity. The Greeks and the Latins had deified the ether.

[00:13:39]Burggill called it Zeus patter uh omnipotent the great god. Ancient doctrines taught a different class of spirits in the acacia.

[00:13:52]The ancient Hindu aryens called the unseen spirits pitrus and divas. The Persians called them divas deas, excuse me. The Greeks knew them as deamons. The Egyptians knew them as aphrightites. The Romans made them gods. The early church fathers monopolized these spirits and labeled them demons and devils.

[00:14:18]who or were the gods or the deamana of the Greeks and the Romans. The early church fathers followed Zoroastriism as their blueprint. And if you don't know what Zoroastriism, study it, we've done uh programs on this. In fact, I have the uh their Bible. It's not like the uh the other one that's out there.

[00:14:49]one that has been heavily manipulated and elated. Um anyway, it was Zoro Aster who classified all the Hindu deities as devs classifying them as evil.

[00:15:07]So one belief system took which was something that wasn't even there theirs to begin with. It it had existed way prior but because it did not fit the ideology the theology it was changed. It was altered. This is a big deal because it's kind of like when you get a bad rap when you really didn't do anything.

[00:15:38]That's what we're talking about. I think the the real um damage here is that in modern day society and culture, what we call evil is not evil at all.

[00:15:57]It's been labeled that by something that at best is an impostor and at worst uh a bully.

[00:16:14]So the church fathers followed suit making the pagan gods into devils.

[00:16:23]And as you can see, this is what's happened.

[00:16:30]I always wonder about these artisans because they were plugged into something that you know most people were not. Uh the Deamon Socrates was the divine entity which inspired him all his life.

[00:16:46]Socrates stated that the individual personal soul is the leading guardian deamon of every man.

[00:16:58]So the individual or personal soul is the leading guardian.

[00:17:06]Kind of goes what we were talking yesterday with Trina. It's we are um the gods.

[00:17:18]But it's really interesting how we take on this to protect this thing we call the soul. It's it's you'll see and that no damon has more power over us than our own.

[00:17:36]So we each have our own personal demons.

[00:17:44]I believe the name can be known.

[00:17:47]I think that it is error to say that the knowledge that they say is out there that you know you can't know the name of the the demon its real name. Yeah, you can because it says if you did know its name, then you would have power of it.

[00:18:11]Excuse me. Um, if you study the Bible, if you call yourself a Christian or of that belief system, um, that God Jehovah, Yahweh, uh, he went to great lengths to to find exactly all of his names, 72 of them to be exact.

[00:18:40]Jehovah Rafa, Jehovah Gyra.

[00:18:44]Um, you can just go on with them. So, if that be the case, then that would mean I as a mortal would be able to control God.

[00:18:57]Actually, it does say that.

[00:19:00]But anyway, moving on. So every one of us has our own deamont, our own divine one.

[00:19:13]Now it's a part of us.

[00:19:17]It's integrated into us each individually.

[00:19:22]Uh, and as you can see, no other demon, no other angel, no other god has more power over you than yourself.

[00:19:36]Boy, if we would just really fully grasp it, and I'm at I'm putting myself into that boat as well.

[00:19:43]The guardian deon inspired by the guardian angels. So you can see how different belief systems as they you know evolved um and began to morph and change and since most religions really can't identify their beginnings um they have to baserize uh the belief system of by by the by which we know they usually demonize you know it's like well if you believe that. Oh man. Uh but they will borrow from them, steal uh usurp uh their power structure.

[00:20:30]So the guardian demon Deamon became the guardian angel because we have to have the dualism here. you you know you have to have a devil a demon that goes against the angels you know you or it doesn't work um exrate who expounded many of the unwritten theories and teachings of his master and who surpassed Plato in his definition of the doctrine of invisible magnitudes taught that the deamons are intermediate beings between the divine perfection and human sinfulness, an intermediary.

[00:21:22]Now, you can see how as one religion began to develop, well, you the whole key to it was that you had to have an intermediary, something that would be able to negotiate or to stand proxy for you.

[00:21:40]before the Almighty.

[00:21:43]Yeah.

[00:21:46]uh Hercules who adapted fully Pythagorean's views of the human soul, its nature and faculties, speaking of spirits, called them demons with airy and vaporous bodies, and affirms that souls inhabit the Milky Way before descending into generation or subliminary existence.

[00:22:16]Wow.

[00:22:18]Munch on that one for a little bit.

[00:22:22]So I see immediately I visualize myself as I see myself is more energy. I'm defined by um the appendages only because that's what I had to get used to when I came into this body. It's what you exchange. But so I'm I'm out there as a thought, as a mere speck of light amongst the abyss of darkness. But actually, space is not dark.

[00:22:57]Actually, it's very bright. Uh we just don't can't see it.

[00:23:06]So I can dig that. Just tripping the Milky Way. Yeah. Uh there was three classes of deamons. The first two are invisible. Their bodies are pure ether, fire, planetary spirits. The damonss of the third class are clothed uh with vapory bodies. They're usually invisible but sometimes visible for a few seconds.

[00:23:34]These are the astral souls. It was taught that the four elements are all filled with damons maintaining with Aristotle that the universe is full and that there is no void in nature. Now this has been adapted into modern-day theology. I was taught this uh by Lester Summerall particularly because he taught specifically on demons that the thing that we have missing in our view of what reality really is is that uh it's very crowded.

[00:24:15]the the places that we may call the nothingness, the void is not emptiness and that within these voids within this um if you want to say absence of light then because that's where the story in the modern theology dogma comes from you know in the beginning was God right nothing else and before light I guess before darkness that's a heavy concept but when we transcend from this caporeal being to the non-comporal being we will see that it is very crowded. Um the diamons of earth, air, fire and water are of an elastic ethereal semicoreal essence.

[00:25:16]I believe that it is these classes of deamons which officiate as intermediate agents between the gods and men. In the Jewish Cabala, the nature spirits were known under the general name of Sheidum and divided into four classes.

[00:25:38]And I chose this picture because it's very telling in in the next document we're going to be uh dealing with.

[00:25:45]Persons who believe in clairvoyant power but are disposed to discredit the existing of any other spirits in nature than disembodied human spirits will be interested in an account of a certain clairvoyant observations which appear in the London spiritualist of June 29th 1887.

[00:26:11]A thunderstorm approaching. The Cirrus saw a bright spirit emerge from a dark cloud and pass with the lightning speed across the sky. And a few minutes after, a diagonal line of dark spirits in the clouds. These are the murats of the Vadus.

[00:26:36]I'd love to see that. In fact, I think we've seen some pictures that I think people have caught. Uh the well-known author and clairvoyant Mrs. Emma uh Hedridge Britain has published accounts of her frequent experiences with these elemental spirits. If spiritualists will accept her spiritual experience, they can hardly reject her evidence in favor of the occult theories.

[00:27:08]Yeah, it's still real. Krishna who at the same time uh was a pusha and paraki in its totality is the spirit the divine spirit the deamant in man says in the vagira I am the cause I am the production and disillusion of the whole of nature.

[00:27:44]On me is all the universe suspended as pearls upon a string.

[00:27:53]Krishna continues, "Even though myself unborn of changeless essence and the Lord of all existence, yet in presiding over nature which is mine, I am born but through my own maya, the mystic power of the self uh ideiation, the ethereal thought in the eternal mind, the eternal thought, excuse me, in the eternal mind.

[00:28:26]I tell you this is older than other belief systems which to me gives it a lot of lot of lot of credence a lot of validation. To be clear the ether is the acacia of the Hindus. The occasion is the p the parakeet parad okay or the totality of the manifested universe. Why the while the parroa is the universal spirit higher than the universal soul.

[00:29:04]I see it that way.

[00:29:06]I see the spirit being higher than the soul.

[00:29:14]I could be wrong, but that's kind of how I sense it. So, it is clear the ancient doctrines of the ancient Aryans knew of the ether or the hidden god. The human soul is a demon that our language may name genius.

[00:29:35]She is an immortal god through in a certain sense she is born at the same time as the man in whom she is.

[00:29:45]Consequently, we may say that she dies in the same way that she is born.

[00:29:57]Now hold on to that one because this is where it really becomes fun. Uh this is a paper um presented at this conference uh from heaven to earth divinity humanity and the nature is I get my little thing up here in the ancient near east humans are hybrids the sidu and the llamasu as shape-shifting deamons crossing cosmic boundaries. uh Alessandrio Mazi. This is um his paper. It's fascinating read and we're going to try to get through most of it. It's I'll guarantee you this. It it will at least offer I think a a much more greater opening of understanding and just maybe you know be something you can add to your essence.

[00:31:04]So the hybridity in Mesopotamian cosmology, humans are a preamble being full of beings.

[00:31:17]They hold a pearl sense of self through multiple entities.

[00:31:25]Gods, demons, and demons may dwell in humans as a house or traverse them assuming different aspects through different spaces. They are represented in various forms based on the realm, culture, and period. and cosmology.

[00:31:50]Wow. And as you can see over on the right, so three states, human at the core, nonhuman, and then humanity.

[00:32:04]Yeah, that's a good word. Human animality.

[00:32:09]Hybridity amplifies and preserves human nonhuman modes of beings. Instead of adapting the anthroentric morphic and theocentric morphic as two distinct categories. It treats them as a spectrum of potential aspects or modes of existence. And this comes from um the Samaran tablets. Uh and we will begin it. It's fascinating. So in the picture you can see this is the hero and a bull man with human headed bull.

[00:32:55]They fight two lions.

[00:32:59]So apparently there was a time and there y may yet be this time again different forms of humans and animals that walked and lived side by side.

[00:33:24]and that no single human being is alone.

[00:33:35]There could be potentially millions of other potential spirits, deamons, gods, entities living within you.

[00:33:47]The human animal beings are not just a being in itself or a composition of different parts but a dynamic expression to convey the intercrossing of boundaries between human and nonhuman worlds and subjects.

[00:34:09]the Mesopotamians in the in the culture of Sam, uh, Babylon, uh, Arcadian, Goliety, even further back, it's very obvious that they saw reality in existence in a much different uh, perspective than what we do.

[00:34:33]living images, shape-shifting and hybridity in Mesopotamian calfic uh era forms of shamotic practices are present in early sites in northern Mesopotamia between the upper tigris and the middle Euphrates. The late calithic period 2 and 3 that's 4200 to 3600 B.CEE seals develop hybrid imagery in parallel with urban growth between northern and southern Mesopotamia responding to the shift from shamans to priest and templebased religions.

[00:35:18]Now the question becomes well why the need or necessity to go from what were the intermediaries of their time the shamans migrating to priest and temple-based religions.

[00:35:39]What changed?

[00:35:43]Um the side note says the composition beings of the chaotic seals show a uh a protoform self whereas the urban self would be centered by a sidu and llama llamasu spirits reprising the master of animals motif.

[00:36:09]Humans are animals.

[00:36:12]were classified in that class.

[00:36:16]So it it it gets into the question then could it been possible?

[00:36:25]Well, we know that there are stories within every religion of a time when humans could speak to animals and vice versa.

[00:36:39]So that would tell me that there was a time where there wasn't this barrier.

[00:36:49]And I've seen enough videos of cats and dogs talking that tells me that uh yeah uh I think that there there is some truth to this. It says the images that you see to the left there, they are the Alma, the Salmu. They express animation and vitality. So they are cared for and protected as much as the beings manifested manifesting in them.

[00:37:19]Um this is the ceiling with a lion burn bird human composite.

[00:37:27]The composite uh therroninropy is the representation of pearl states of beings and human animal uh ontology on shamotic models help preserve human wilderness connections against urban and institutional centralization. And what I got from reading this whole uh paper was so it's it's the migration from nomadic to um agricult agricultural. If you become a Gary society then that demands that you're going to have gatherings clusters of people which then become urban civilization.

[00:38:17]you begin to have laws, rules, etc. Uh whereas in where apparently many of our kind were just that much more nomadic and they had a full understanding that they were never actually alone.

[00:38:38]Yeah. Um, the calcic seals show a vivid human animal imagery that may inform later periods and constitute a shamotic trace influencing the development of diammonic imagery and a hybrid microraphics inside human and divine civilized spaces among the Mesopotamian cultures.

[00:39:03]Now, I find this fascinating because we're going to actually read from the tablets here how you can see the origins of this.

[00:39:12]You know, no matter what your perspective is on demons, devils, Satan, you know, the Jesus and the angels and all that construct, it's a false construct.

[00:39:25]It was It never existed.

[00:39:28]It's made up.

[00:39:30]It's made up in the fact that it's it was taken from something much older and much different.

[00:39:38]But what do you do when you have to make up the story?

[00:39:42]the human and divine body as a diammonic field.

[00:39:49]Since ED the appearing together starting with the OB seals, the two the Udog alled Sedu and the Lamu Lamasu surround the body of their protected forming a transpersonal spear constituting the self defending from hostile presences helping their protected to safely traverse both urban and outer domains, guiding them in life and intermediating with the gods and other supernatural subjects.

[00:40:32]That's exactly what every belief system is today.

[00:40:37]I read that and I immediately in my mind I can transpose it and and immediately I could put you know the the Christian dogma to this any religion actually and and it gets into this aspect of what we were talking yesterday about ego.

[00:40:58]Well, apparently ego is very important.

[00:41:01]It it's it is made of many deamons, many spirits.

[00:41:12]So this is the scroll of the uh Nasulia to Ishtar. So Ishtar is the goddess and it's apparently a conversation and he comes up and he says, "May I acquire a favorable sadu who is before you? May I acquire the divine lamasu guardian who follows after you.

[00:41:44]So it's a clear petition to have this deamon this spirit to become a part of him.

[00:41:59]That gets into this whole thing of how one spirit can have many multiple facets.

[00:42:08]It it stretches into omni presence.

[00:42:14]Um the gda invokes the duramog protective spirits on his way from the gersu to the nassi. May your good you dug go before me. May your good llama walk with me.

[00:42:34]And this was in the building of uh Ningu's temple. It says the absu creates a space invoking his sadu and lamasu on his right and left as he approaches the demon.

[00:42:54]If the demons outnumber his spirits, the latter are at times doubled. the udig sigs ga the llama sigs ga al a lag sigs ga and and I don't speak Sanskrit very well but the thing I pulled from this was okay so in his journey uh and you can take this literally let's say you go from one um enclosure of people community and you're a sojourer and you're approaching another community that it could be an approach to the demon but then you can take it as this is actually a either a a god or a demagod and it says if the demons outnumber your spirits indicating that we all apparently have more than just one says the body as a diammonic field in liinal space.

[00:44:09]And if you want to have a real trip, go into YouTube after this show and type in liinal spaces. You'll see what the back rooms are. And this kind will help you to really kind of pull this in. So this is actually from where this is taken from uh this particular tablet. Uh it is says if a man when he sleeps dreams a city repeatedly falls upon him and he shrieks but there is no one to hear him.

[00:44:42]As for that man, Lamasu uh and the Shu spirits will be attached to his body.

[00:44:53]If a man when he sleeps dreams, a city repeatedly falls upon him and he shrieks but there is someone who hears him, an evil she spirit to his body will be attached.

[00:45:12]Uh and this comes from this particular ununiform.

[00:45:17]Uh this one has a date of 1900 to600 BCE.

[00:45:25]Wow.

[00:45:28]Um, it says in the uniform sign call stems from a stylized picture of an animal threshing sledge. The vehicle was amply used in the near east to process harvested grain. The sledge was composed by a wooden frame and it mounted a draft pole in the middle. It could be drawn by equals or more commonly bovids uh equids, excuse me, uh horses or cattle.

[00:46:06]They are already attested by the Uric period.

[00:46:12]And this is what it's talking about up here.

[00:46:16]This is a field plan. Um, it shows you how amazing. And when I looked at this, I'm thinking to myself, it's remarkable. You can lay out in, you know, tablets, scrolls, uniform tracks of land without having a view from looking down, from up looking down.

[00:46:44]Um this one is a possible water association is presented to the Oak illu water indicating a canal for water vehicles or mounts like bovids and transversing bodies of water.

[00:47:07]And all this is important because it's all dealing with these unseen beings, these deamons.

[00:47:20]It says in the 3rd millennia BC, we find ceremonial sledges associated with female burials like the one found in Queen Puaba's tomb made of exotic wood adorned on the sides and front with alternating lion and bull animal heads.

[00:47:42]The ceremonial sledge doesn't have flints and is purely ritualistic. The oxridden vehicle is part of a harvest ceremony and the animal heads identify the sledge with the royal to atomic animals.

[00:48:04]The cycle trumpment aspect of the sledge is retained by the call signed to indicate the dynamic power of the aid sedu and the llama llamasu deamons.

[00:48:20]And what this tells me is that this was well known, wellresected, and it was practiced by apparently a very broad diverse uh group of people.

[00:48:42]Uh the udag, the utu as demonic wildlife.

[00:48:48]I read this one and it's like, okay, I'm getting it.

[00:48:53]There is no unique demon category in Mesopotamian cosmology, but different species of primal evil beings comprising of wild supernatural fauna.

[00:49:09]And I find this interesting because if you read the Culbran Bible um and you go back to the book of records, it speaks of very much the same thing.

[00:49:24]And so obviously this came way after this. So I can pretty much for myself I can extrapolate and go okay this had to be a common knowledge spread across a very vast region.

[00:49:44]Um they are inter intermediate beings roaming about outside city walls and cultivated lands like the outskirts, marshes, steps, mountains. They are mostly associated with the step indenu vast geographic uh geographies evoking a sense of voidness, otherness and in strange end instrangement and with the curr sadu foreign realms mountains and the neither world.

[00:50:24]So you can see where we get hell from.

[00:50:28]It's always been a belief, I guess, that there is this transitional place, but for myself, it kind of makes all right, it's kind of going like, yeah, I can accept some of this. It's not that foreign to me. Um, it says the Udog Yutuku are inco quasi beings.

[00:50:52]No image of them exist since they are spectral. Their undifferentiated nature capable of assuming any form is expressed through hybridity.

[00:51:06]These interestile entities have incorp in incorporeal bodies and no blood are subtle and gaseous.

[00:51:19]swiftly traverse spaces, buildings, and bodies.

[00:51:25]Wow.

[00:51:30]Okay.

[00:51:32]That's so much strange when you look at it.

[00:51:37]Ghost. Is that what we're talking about?

[00:51:42]The Samaran word udug is composed by the character the sarah sila which is also similarly related to ghost or spirits I guess. So um the gagadem the intuma of a human being.

[00:52:11]So it's this the spirit. Wow. That's the uniform sign combines together the two signs for dust. Sarahha referring to the dust of deserted regions uh lifted up by winds and street sila here intended as something moving in a given direction. The expression refers to the image of a whirlwind being seen as a wraith.

[00:52:49]I love this stuff.

[00:52:54]So from this um tablet it refers to as for the evil utu demon who walks in the step and the evil I think that's aloo demon who envelops one in the step. The dangerous Ascu demon who always roams around in the step.

[00:53:29]H we ain't alone. Uh afterwards you recite the incantation evil you do demon to your step to the outer entrance and you then draw around the entrance with roasted flour.

[00:53:52]The udoo originated between the heavens, the earth and the netherworld across the horizon. They don't belong to any realm and therefore they don't answer to anyone. Although they are subservient to the gods and humans can summon and repel them during rituals.

[00:54:22]I love this stuff from this tablet. It says they are the offspring of earth spawned by the seed of Anu.

[00:54:36]Now I can go into the book of Genesis in the epic of Gilgamesh and I can see where this is coming from. I'm going okay uh like the aad the seed do uh and the llama llamasu uh the udoo have a direction direct relationship with humans. They are usually neutral and their action is benevolent or benevolent based on their character in a particular sphere.

[00:55:12]exactly what we were talking about yesterday. It's quite interesting to see how this pulls together. Their divinity is archaic and unrefined.

[00:55:25]The dingar is often omitted, but their mal the malamu is immense.

[00:55:34]In other words, they must have a great deal of influence.

[00:55:38]Um the Udub can cross any region. They follow their victim when they venture outside civilization.

[00:55:50]The juapose uh to the victim's space and body becoming one with them.

[00:55:57]This is possession.

[00:56:02]Very interesting.

[00:56:04]So 7 8,000 years ago you had a very advanced civilization and culture that this was not considered you know outside the lines. This was mainstream beliefs.

[00:56:23]And apparently they lived in a time where these sadu llamasu could actually take caporeal form.

[00:56:41]Um, another tablet says, "My father, the evil utu demon whose appearance is hostile and who is tall in structure in stature, is not a god, but his voice is loud, and his radiance is lofty.

[00:57:01]He is cloudy. His shadow is very dark.

[00:57:05]There is no light in his body." And I'm immediately thinking in my mind, uh, this reminds me of the shadow people that, you know, paranormal ghost hunters are catching more and more of.

[00:57:22]So this demon who is not a god, but apparently his body emits light, whose radiance is lofty.

[00:57:36]Wow. I mean and then you say he is cloudy.

[00:57:40]His shadow is very dark.

[00:57:44]There is no light in his body. He always slinks around in secret places. Nor does he ever prominade proudly.

[00:57:54]In other words, he never makes a public appearance or spectacle.

[00:58:00]G is always dripping from his fingernails.

[00:58:05]His tread is harmful poison.

[00:58:09]His belt cannot be loosened. His arms burn. He fills the target of his rage with tears. Nowhere does he hold back a lament.

[00:58:24]Well, I'm going to be going a little bit over, but uh this is some demon I wouldn't want to meet quite frankly. I mean, uh, seems like a really a badass and, uh, seems to have a real attitude, which doesn't surprise me. We all at times have attitudes. Is that one of the demons? Is that one the demons? I mean, the angels. I mean, you know, you think about it. Are are these angelic beings, these euthther be beings? Do they have what? no personality.

[00:59:04]Do they not think? Do they not reason?

[00:59:07]They're not robots.

[00:59:11]It and and apparently they have the ability to literally uh incorporate themselves into different realms simultaneously.

[00:59:34]um the me the the masqueration of the UD dog uh from the good to the bad.

[00:59:43]So check out the human headed bull. This is neoamaran uh time and you think well this is just you know mythology. This is just, you know, people back then were whacked out in their head.

[01:00:00]Maybe not.

[01:00:02]Maybe we couldn't handle it if we saw one of these beings in their I don't know if it's their true form, but apparently one of their preferred forms.

[01:00:17]Most people would crap in their pants or, you know, have a heart attack or just absolutely freak out.

[01:00:24]I mean, if you woke up and there was this face of this human humanike being with the body of a lion and talking to you in your language, but talking to you about concepts, mathematics, cosmology, more deeper than what you could even begin to comprehend cuz you're still trying to freak out and to adjust the fact that it's alive and talking to you. That's what I'm talking about.

[01:01:05]In the process, the good Udog and the Elad Sedu will preserve the hybrid qualities of his previous wild demonic being, but with a more harmonious form.

[01:01:22]The hybrid image reflects his divinization from the ED to the OB and the shift of his malamu radiance and glance which makes it possible to portray him and identify oneself.

[01:01:43]You know, we read the stories of, you know, the the mortals that were allowed to see Olympus.

[01:01:54]Maybe not insided, but close enough, right?

[01:01:58]So when mentioned alone with no e other evil udug or demon and yudug is de divinivized it may be read the des too compared to the yudug and the sadu is more sensitive to the llama when paired paired with evil, he becomes benevolent. While invoked with a llama, she inspires him honorably. And this really gets into the female goddess in this next section. Um, this tablet reads, "The evil utu demon who has been running in the street and the evil spirit who envelops like a tempest."

[01:02:56]Now, some people would say, well, you know, they were just ignorant people, so when they saw a sandstorm or a thunderstorm, they immediately thought they were gods. I can tell you a lot of people who have seen some pretty wicked weather, they will tell you there is a spiritual presence to some of this stuff.

[01:03:15]um powers of nature that we have been taught is just mythology, you know, folklore.

[01:03:25]Uh Llama Lamasu as patron goddess and intermediary spirit.

[01:03:33]The llama deity is mentioned for the first time in the far text and in the riddles from the loss, that's the 24th century B.C.E. But she first appears on oak seals. She is a patron goddess who will also become an intermediary and protective deamon.

[01:03:57]But the Appalachian llama may also indicate the protective role of a goddess. She is already present in personal names from the third millennia from and preic Yuma Neapor and Logos.

[01:04:19]So my thinking as just a simple man I'm going all right so this goddess predates the Jewish god.

[01:04:32]She's right up there alongside, you know, I guess even predates some of the Egyptian goddesses.

[01:04:41]Uh she seems to be very prominent in the crescent fertile valley, you know, where they say most of us, you know, came from.

[01:04:55]So she had her position way before there was this you know monotheism patriarchal belief system and she would if invited how I've been reading this actually join herself to you.

[01:05:22]you have a part of her as a part which is apparently not a bad thing at all particularly if she really likes you and if you particularly show respect. I mean, it's quite interesting. And which says to me, well, they may have buried her for 3,000 years. That's fine.

[01:05:48]But she never died.

[01:05:52]And here we're talking about her now over the other male deity.

[01:06:00]So there she is.

[01:06:03]Slama are almost always divinized. Their radiance is sublime and they are distinguished by their gestures. Deities can act as protective llama spirits or have llama as their spirits and sukal.

[01:06:22]In neo samaran seals, she leads her devotees by the wrist. While during the Guda's reign, she poses with two raised hands that she will keep for all the second millennia BCE. So, this goddess is older than Jesus.

[01:06:42]This goddess is older than Yahweh.

[01:06:45]This goddess is apparently older than the Elohim, the Anunnaki.

[01:06:54]Because in none of these tablets are the Anunnaki mentioned, by the way, none of them.

[01:07:01]Apparently, in this particular case, we're actually dealing with and what were perceived at one time as actual real beings.

[01:07:17]Um she is the protective llama remains overall consistent in her character throughout all periods. Always appears as a benevolent and caring goddess. She is the protector of cities, temples, uh desert buildings and people.

[01:07:38]I don't know about you, but something tells me that you know might be a good idea maybe to get to know her.

[01:07:48]I mean, maybe this is where Fortuna comes from.

[01:07:54]Uh, Ishtar, um, Osiris. I mean, I can just go through them.

[01:08:02]H, the watchful llama as a cow aspect of the patron goddess. And this I found very interesting as well is it and out of this tablet it reads its fish is the fish. Its snake is the snake of heaven.

[01:08:20]Its canal is the llama Iggy bar watchful llama. Its deity is the good llama. It is unknown what kind of form or aspect the llama took in pre uh surgic periods with the association of the llama with god goddesses cows motherly behavior and waters. The watchful llama of the canal may refer to the cow aspect the llama assumes in the rural outskirts while she becomes anthro foric in divine courts templar and urban spaces with the centralization of cities and picking up on this thing you can really see how culture was being drastically redrawn as people were living in the these cities and as the cities grew because within the cities there's protection uh you know etc and how I get the cow now I mean it's like I there was a time it's like well but no but the cow represents light in one tablet we'll actually read about the the milk.

[01:09:46]Um the association of cows with primordial waters is present in domesticated cows, the adult female cow, the mother animal. Um she is it's also written as the cow was the original milkgiving cow. Um in metaphors, bodies of waters may sound as cattle. In this one, it's the river's voice is the voice of a calf, the voice of a good cow. Uh Lama Nin Sumanna, the mistress of the wild cows and the divine mother to the third kings precedes her spouse uh Lug this Luga Band and it's particularly associated with llama titled and function in the major god list. So she's right up there.

[01:10:47]H maybe get to know her, right?

[01:10:52]Llama the goddess goes way back.

[01:10:57]Then the next the part of me always goes so why' they get rid of her? She was competition is what she was. Uh let's see. The llama and the upbringing of the sadu. The cow association is further strengthened by the votive uh consecration of human headed bull statuettes to llama goddesses representing the vital force of the offer to the protective spirits. Bahu the dam de Lama uh Adus his lady Nin Nakasir spouse dedicated this humanheaded bull for the well-being of Nenersu ruler of Lagos and for her own well-being. The name of this votive gift is May my Lord, May rise, raise him.

[01:11:53]Excuse me.

[01:11:56]And I know I'm not going to be able to get done with this because it goes on for a little bit more. All right, we'll pick this up later. It's because I don't want I appreciate the time that you have, but kind of summarizing um what we've learned so far. Yeah, they're they're we're only halfway through this.

[01:12:15]It's fascinating.

[01:12:19]But anyway, so to me it blows out of the water the whole construct of the modern church theology and dogma of evil and good because I don't see the Old Testament God as being good at anything but killing, cursing, and not able to accept any responsibility for its own actions.

[01:12:52]And you can clearly see that how it's made up. There's a whole other set of gods which tells me I something has to have been in a scene that we're not quite picking up.

[01:13:10]I don't know. Uh but as I said a minute ago since this knowledge has now been unearthed and is now being uh consumed by human beings as they continue to translate and they've only translated the number I've heard is less than 10%.

[01:13:34]There are tens of thousands of tablets, cylinders, etc. that still are waiting uh the translators.

[01:13:45]But when we continue to translate, we continue to find out that the things that we've been taught as to be real, authentic, or anything but. And that there has been a complete manipulation, a turning of upside down of actual what their purpose was, what their being was, and what other humans perceive them to be.

[01:14:15]And I kind of look at it like this. I wouldn't mind have been in the time of the Samaran culture.

[01:14:23]It it was rich. It it it there was a time that maybe we'll see another time like that.

[01:14:30]I I don't know. But it was of a higher state. I'm I I'm convinced that a higher state of consciousness.

[01:14:40]So be friends to your demons, your demons, your angels, um by their belief systems. And you know, just trying to wrap this up real quick. So when I hear that I can read in Samaran text that they had the belief system that every human being was not a single spirit but was in fact possessed by many deamons, many spirits.

[01:15:12]And you can see this when people get in fits of rage or you you you you see it in human personalities and you say, "Well, that's not that person. Something else was."

[01:15:24]Yeah, it's true. And and and from my former Christian days, I immediately relate to in, you know, it's actually the uh book of Mark, which was never written by Mark, but that's neither here nor there. But it it brings out the same analogy, the same metaphor, you know, when Jesus met the uh demonic and the uh who had a legion of demons in him.

[01:16:02]So, all right, we talked about this before.

[01:16:06]That's potentially 12,000 demons that was inside that person.

[01:16:15]And furthermore, in my former theology, that was one of the fascinating aspects of this Jesus character is that every city, every village, every community that he went into, the first thing he did was cast out demons.

[01:16:33]That would indicate that virtually every human being is infested with them. Or maybe not infested is the right word or joined by.

[01:16:43]And maybe the reason why we have so many internal conflicts is that we're at war with the very spirits that we invited to be a part of this.

[01:16:56]You've just lost your memory, your your teachings, that which you subjected yourself to or what was subjected upon you.

[01:17:06]Push this knowledge so far regressed into your consciousness that you've been taught that these are your enemies when in fact they're anything but your enemies. They're your allies.

[01:17:21]And if you quit fighting them and learn to once again become harmonious with them, might be quite surprised to see the change.

[01:17:37]Bring the goddess back.

[01:17:40]She has always been here. There probably many goddesses, but is there a central one? I do believe there is. I mean in all worlds of all possibilities.

[01:17:52]So anyway, hey Gia. Um I have to go back and read. Has the chat room been okay? I mean I haven't seen the chat room. I'm busy looking at this.

[01:18:04]Uh but hopefully you've enjoyed this. I I am going to pick up on part two of this because to get through it all it it finally for myself I was quite taken by it that you can actually see the Sanskrit and you can read exactly what it was translated and saying and what it brings the knowledge of a whole set a plethora of a pantheon of gods and goddesses I don't think they never left. I don't know what happened. I I I I was meditating this morning and thinking on this and we live and Dr. Sai, I happen to agree with you on this in your your comment yesterday that we perceive wars in in in in our lifetimes, but there are wars that are probably millions of years old that are still ongoing.

[01:19:04]We're just, you know, being observers of a small fraction of a much larger battle, engagement, whatever you want to call it. Maybe George Lucas had it right. You know, maybe it is just like this in the universe.

[01:19:28]It's big.

[01:19:30]And if non-comporal beings can interact with caporeal beings, and if consciousness and intelligence is a factor into this, and if intelligence is associated with a spirit much more so than with the soul, then is the soul the center of the incubation of our existence?

[01:19:58]Let me know what you think. Um, I hope you've had fun.

[01:20:07]Susie talking about the wolf spider.

[01:20:09]Yeah, I act I don't like to kill spiders, but yeah, there was one that got in our garage size of about a 50 cent piece. And yeah. All right, everyone. Let me know. Hello, Paul. Uh, Joe, good to see you and everybody else as I'm looking down there.

[01:20:27]Well, thank you. Lost in space.

[01:20:29]appreciate that. I hope you found it as interesting as I did. It it it takes the fear factor out of it.

[01:20:37]Now, I'm not saying that there isn't things that will scare the crap out of all of us out there. No doubt that there are.

[01:20:46]But I don't know. The way I look at it, the better prepared you are here is only going to aid you over there.

[01:20:56]And I think taking the knowledge of a group of humans 7 8,000 10,000 years old doesn't matter.

[01:21:08]And blending it to my understanding, boy, it's just a bonus.

[01:21:14]All right. Uh I have to go back and read this. Max, I'm reading your comments. All right, everybody. Uh, Virginia, thank you. Um, I glad you enjoyed it as well. I thought y'all might. It It It's fascinating. It blends in with everything that this channel has been teaching on.

[01:21:40]And it's leading to this point where you can actually challenge the mainstream narrative now with facts.

[01:21:47]You can actually inject real history.

[01:21:50]One that is identifiable. One that is authentic, not one that's been conjured up. That's far out, folks. I don't care who we are. I mean, all right, everybody. I gone way over. Uh, hope to have uh Mike and Cindy on tomorrow. Always fun to have them on. And uh you're welcome, guy. Um yeah, have a great rest of the day. I mean, I will I have another paper behind this one I'm going to be getting into. But yeah, and uh if you want it, I'll share it. Uh or just continue to go along with the ride here. All right, everybody. I appreciate it. Thank you so much for being a part of this. I will see you tomorrow. And in the meantime, as I try to to bring the bus back in,