Author: Enki

After Alexander died, Ptolemy founded the Ptolemaic Dynasty in 323 BCE that lasted until the Romans took Egypt in 30 CE. In Macedonia, Ptolemy was a page who hung out with Alexander. Alexander’s father, King Philip, exiled Ptolemy with Crown Prince Alexander’s other pals from Macedonia to forestall their potential challenge to Philp. When Alexander …

PHOENICIANS DEVELOPED MINOAN CIVILIZATION ON CRETE, THEN SETTLED GREECE & MERGED WITH ARYANS DISPACED IN THE LATE BRONZE AGE COLLAPSE TO CREATE MYCENEAN CIVILIZATION Greek Civilization developed among Bronze Age people who descended from Crete’s Phoenician settlers.  An Anunnaki couple–the Minos [King] may have been the Anunnaki sage Enki, whose mate, Ninmah, made sure Crete …

Near-Universal Spiritual Practice of Pre-Colombian North American Peoples: VISION QUESTS Pre-Colombian Americans universally value their visions and respect others’ visions as a communion that they seek ceremonially, usually alone, but sometimes in groups, between them and nonhuman spirits.  Questers choose how they prepare according to what they seek and the customs of their particular tribes. …

Phoenicia is an ancient region along the eastern coast of the Mediterranean.  Phoenicia’s area corresponds to what has become modern Lebanon, adjoining parts of modern Syria and Israel. Phoenicians, who lived along major trade routes became merchants, traders, and colonizers in the 1st millennium BCE. Their main cities were Byblos, Sidon, Tyre, and Beirut. [https://www.britannica.com/place/Phoenicia]. They descended from the rebel Anunnaki Astronaut Corps …