The Anunnaki Chronicles by Zecharia Sitchin

Author:Zecharia Sitchin
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Ancient Mysteries
Publisher: Inner Traditions/Bear & Company
Published: 2015-09-01T04:00:00+00:00

To the one who is alone.

To the Lady of Life, mistress of the land.

Enki came unto the wise Lady of Life.

He causes his phallus to water the dikes;

He causes his phallus to submerge the reeds . . .

He poured his semen into the great lady of the Anunnaki,

poured the semen in the womb of Ninharsag;

She took the semen into the womb, the semen of Enki.

Enki’s real intention was to obtain a son by his half sister; but the offspring was a daughter. Enki then made love to the daughter as soon as she became “young and fair,” and then to his granddaughter. As a result of these sexual activities, a total of eight gods—six female and two male—were born. Angered by the incest, Ninharsag used her medical skills to sicken Enki. The Anunnaki who were with him pleaded for his life, but Ninharsag was determined: “Until he is dead, I shall not look upon him with the ‘Eye of Life’!”

Satisfied that Enki had indeed been finally stopped, Ninurta—who went to Tilmun for inspection—returned to Mesopotamia to report the developments at a meeting attended by Enlil, Nanna/Sin, Utu/Shamash and Inanna/Ishtar. Unsatisfied, Enlil ordered Ninurta to return to Tilmun and bring back Ninharsag with him. But in the interim, Ninharsag had pity on her brother and changed her mind. “Ninharsag seated Enki by her vulva and asked: ‘My brother, what hurts thee?’” After she cured his body part by part, Enki proposed that the two of them as masters of Egypt and the Sinai assign tasks, spouses, and territories to the eight young gods:

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