Ancient Alien Gods Here is the definitive work in its much anticipated 5th Anniversary revised and expanded 6th edition; the primary source book of the Mardukite Chamberlains Research Organization uncovered from their first active year of research and development in !
The 'Necronomicon Anunnaki Bible' is a masterpiece of Mesopotamian Mardukite magick and spirituality providing the most complete collection of Sumerian and Babylonian accounts of human history and civilization in one book, composing in itself a 'bible' and actually proving to be the predecessor and basis of global scripture-based religious traditions thereafter. These are the raw underground materials have shaped the existence of man's beliefs and practices for thousands of years; right from the heart of Sumer, Babylon and Egypt!
This enlarged Sixth Edition includes the complete Maqlu Text recently translated for the separate volume "Maqlu Magic" or "Necronomicon Spellbook II" in addition to several other unique updates from previous editions!
Nearly large easy-to-read pages guide you through a huge collection of raw historical, spiritual and mystical research drawn from archaeological findings; enough to support a very real Mardukite "Necronomicon" Anunnaki revival tradition! Join the now thousands of others who have enjoye. Alien Gods Here is the definitive work, the original primary source book of the Mardukite Chamberlains uncovered from their first active year of research and development in its 'Fourth Edition'.
Studies into their inception as Yezidi and Zoroastrian traditions are also included! This newly edited large-format edition presents the original "Liber N" 'Necronomicon of Joshua Free' in addition to its three companion works from that were only released to the underground and members of Mardukite Ministries.
Over large easy-to-read pages guide you through a huge collection of raw historical, spiritual and mystical research drawn from archaeological findings; enough to support a very real Mardukite "Necronomicon" Anunnaki revival tradition! Join the now thousands of others who have enjoyed the best of what the next generation has to offer! What has come before is but a shadow to the realizations now capable to all self-honest Truth Seekers!
Rediscover the magick and mysticism of antiquity - the most ancient traditions of Gods and Men lay here waiting to be unveiled! This amazing 10th Anniversary collector's edition of "The Book of Marduk by Nabu" reflects a very real modern philosophical and meta-spiritual "New Thought" movement aligned specifically with the Anunnaki paradigm. In ancient Babylon, this was famously celebrated among the followers of MARDUK--recognized among the pantheon as patron of Babylon city and self-made Anunnaki "King of the Gods" for the "Mardukite" or "Babylonian" branch of the Mesopotamian mythos, with the assistance of the Nabu priesthood of scribes.
Ten years ago, materials from "The Complete Book of Marduk by Nabu" circulated underground, serving as an early cornerstone of "Mesopotamian Neopaganism," paving the way for a decade of developmental research and experimentation by the "Mardukite ResearchOrganization" of "Mardukite Chamberlains.
As an additional bonus, this special edition of a favored underground classic now includes graphic images of Mesopotamian Art that beautifully supplements key information, as reproduced from "The Anunnaki Tarot" guidebook by Joshua Free and Kyra Kaos--forthcoming in June The Book of Zagmuk by Nabu is a specially prepared ceremonial text and selected 'tablet collections' that combine materials from the handbook "Mardukite Wizards of the Wastelands" in conjunction with critical excerpts from Joshua Free's 'Necronomicon Anunnaki Bible' and essentially comprising the internal methods of the 'Order of Nabu' to establish Mardukite 'religious' continuity and Marduk's royal legitimacy at the height of the Babylonian pantheon using the Babylonian New Year Festival, Akitu Akiti or Zagmuk, reviving the same process used by ancient priests of the Sumerian Anunnaki in Mesopotamia!
The new second edition of the complete Mardukite Year-4 Anthology revised in honor of the Mardukite 9th Anniversary and produced in serial with the annual anthologies of the Mardukite Core: Year-1 "Necronomicon Anunnaki Bible" , Year-2 "Gates of the Necronomicon" and Year-3 "Necronomicon Grimoire" After having completed the entire 'Necronomicon Anunnaki' literary legacy with the Mardukite Chamberlains, prolific writer, editor and founder of the "Mardukites," Joshua Free, ends his years of silence concerning the Simon Necronomicon by finally providing his expert commentary on the classic text.
Here is the recovery and incorporation of wisdom from the Ancient Near East into a modern tradition of Babylonian Neopaganism known for over a decade as Mardukite Zuism.
Now, more than a decade since the "Mardukite Core" materials by Joshua Free began circulating in the underground, a new edition of the cornerstone volume has arrived, uncovering ancient cuneiform scriptures from the heart of Mesopotamia and revealing the near-prehistoric legacy of the Sumerians and Babylonians as never before. For the first time in the modern history, humanity can access this collection of the most concise cunieform scripture translations available-composing, themselves, the most ancient "Bible" known to mankind; and one that went on to inspire the religious and spiritual systems on the planet Earth for thousands of years thereafter.
This edition of the Anunnaki Bible presents a "new standard" for officially incorporating a solid modern religious tradition of "Mardukite Zuism" philosophy. Real Magic. Nearly Forgotten The path of true Babylonian magic is a spiritual dedication to the Sumerian Anunnaki, a path once seemingly inaccessible--beyond our reach and understanding. Rediscover the most ancient magical system on earth, secretly recorded on cuneiform tablets thousands of years ago in Mesopotamia Here is the definitive modern collection of ancient magic including Anunnaki invocations, Mesopotamian gate rituals, Babylonian exorcisms, banishing rites and protective spells.
Originally published in four installments, this special Practical Babylonian Magic anthology collects some of the most concise and accessible contributions from the modern Mardukite Research Organization as developed underground for the past decade. Blackwell Donald M. Blackwell's revealing work is devoted to word for word textual evidence, juxtaposing the ancient texts with the Judeo Christian Bibles, to reveal what to date has been surreptitiously ignored, pushed aside, and avoided.
It is the first aim of the Introduction of the present volume to achieve such clarification. After a very brief general evaluation of the contents of the huge mass of Sumerian tablet material uncovered in the course of these excavations, it turns to the Sumerian literary tablets which represent the basic material for our study, and analyzes in some detail the scope and date of their contents.
The Introduction then concludes with a description of the factors which prevented in large part the trustworthy reconstruction and translation of the Sumerian literary compositions in the past; the details, not uninteresting in themselves, furnish a revealing and illuminating commentary on the course and progress of one of the more significant humanistic efforts of our generation. The decipherment of Sumerian differed from that of Accadian and Egyptian in one significant detail, a detail which proved to be one of the factors in hampering the progress of Sumerology to no inconsiderable extent.
For in the case of Egypt, Assyria, and Babylonia, the investigating scholars of western Europe had at their disposal much relevant material from Biblical, classical, and postclassical sources. Not only were such names as Egypt, Ashur, and Babylon well known, but at least to a certain extent and with much limitation and qualification, even the culture of the peoples was not altogether unfamiliar.
In the case of the Sumerians, however, the situation was quite different; there was no clearly recognizable trace of Sumer or its people and language in the entire Biblical, classical, and post-classical literature. The very name Sumer was erased from the mind and memory of man for over two thousand years. The discovery of the Sumerians and their language came quite unexpectedly and was quite unlooked for; and this more or less irrelevant detail was at least partially responsible for the troubled progress of Sumerology from the earliest days to the present moment.
Historically, the decipherment of Sumerian resulted from that of Accadian, which in turn followed the decipherment of cuneiform Persian. Briefly sketched, the process was as follows. In , the Danish traveler and scholar, Carsten Niebuhr, succeeded in making careful copies of several inscriptions on the monuments of Persepolis. These were published between the years and , and were soon recognized as trilingual, that is, the same inscriptions seemed to be repeated in three different languages.
It was not unreasonable to assume, since the monuments were located in Persepolis, that they were inscribed by one or more kings of the Achaemenid dynasty and that the first version in each inscription was in the Persian language. Fortunately, at approximately the same time, Old Persian was becoming known to western European scholars through the efforts of Duperron, who had studied in India under the Parsees and was preparing translations of the Avesta.
And so by , with the help of the newly acquired knowledge of Old Persian and by keen manipulation of the Achaemenid proper names as handed down in Biblical and classical literature, the German scholar, Grotefend, succeeded in deciphering a large part of the Persian version of the inscriptions. Additions and corrections were made by numerous scholars in the ensuing years. But the crowning achievement belongs to the Englishman H.
A member of the English Intelligence Service, Rawlinson was first stationed in India, where he mastered the Persian language. In he was transferred to Persia, where he learned of the huge trilingual inscription on the rock of Behistun and determined to copy it.
The Persian version of the Behistun inscription consists of lines; the second, now known as the Elamite version, consists of lines; while the third, the Accadian designated in earlier Assyriological literature as Assyrian or Babylonian version, consists of lines.
During the years , at the risk of life and limb, Rawlinson succeeded in copying lines of the Persian version. He returned in and completed the copying of the Persian as well as the Elamite version. The Accadian inscription, however, was so situated that it was impossible for him to copy it, and it was not until that he succeeded in making squeezes of the text. To return to the decipherment of cuneiform Persian, by Rawlinson published his memoir in the Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society , which gave the transliteration and translation of the Persian version of the Behistun inscription together with a copy of the cuneiform original.
Long before the final decipherment of the Persian text, however, great interest had been aroused in western Europe by the third version of the Persepolis inscriptions. For it was soon recognized that this was the script and language found in numerous inscriptions and bricks, clay tablets, and clay cylinders which were finding their way into Europe from sites that might well be identified with Nineveh and Babylon.
Inscribed monuments were being found in large quantities at all three sites; moreover, Layard was uncovering at Nineveh a large number of inscribed clay tablets.
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