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I've discovered an entire database of Sumerian Epithets!
Electronic of Sumerian Divine Epithets
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With the year 2023 fast approaching, many people are wondering what the future holds. One of the most talked-about topics is the potential return of the Anunnaki in 2023. This ancient race of gods is said to have left Earth thousands of years ago, and some believe they will return in 2023 to bring about a new era of enlightenment and peace.
The exact nature of their return remains unknown, but it’s speculated that they may bring with them advanced technology and knowledge that could revolutionize our civilization. It’s also possible that they could be a source of inspiration for spiritual growth and understanding. Whatever happens, it’s sure to be an eventful year as we eagerly await the Anunnaki Return in 2023.
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Happy Halloween - I had to cancel my party because I am very sick, so my mood is pretty bad, but at least I had some time to paint
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INKTOBER 2022
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Day 28. Peony elixir
Peonys are very neat in witchcraft. Ancient greeks thought it a healer flower, and is associated as much as the sun as the moon. They're also considered as symbols of marriage in Japan
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Day 28. Nergal
Sumerian god of war later crowned king of the underworld besides his wife, Ereshkigal.
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ROM Trip Part 8!
A stone carving of an ancient Sumerian God. Though we aren’t sure what God this depicts, exactly, we do know that the rock is Serpentine and it was carved sometime during the Third Dynasty of Ur which was around 2000 BC. It belonged to Southern Mesopotamia, which is present day Iraq, and was an anonymous gift to the ROM.
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New Post has been published on http://www.world.zorhea.com/because-tax-1-percent-residents-of-iceland-adore-sumerian-god/
Because tax, 1 Percent Residents of Iceland adore Sumerian god
REYKJAVIK – The gods of the ancient Sumerian civilization that flourished in southern Iraq at 5,500 to 4,000 BC is now back worshiped in one of the Nordic countries, Iceland. The reason, a new religion, called Zuism began to flourish in the island nation with the number of followers reached 3,100 people.
However, the reason for joining the adherents Zuism in a country of approximately 323 thousand inhabitants were apparently not because they believe in the strength and power of the gods, but rather as a form of protest against the government.
Zuism official website appears to explain their goals are quite clear. Despite stating that religious organizations Zuism is a forum for its members to practice the religion of Ancient Sumerian population, it added a page of their main objectives related government legislation.
“The main purpose of the organization is for the government to repeal all laws that give special privileges for religious organizations, both financial and other privileges over other organizations,” written on their website, as reported by The Guardian, Wednesday (12/09/2015).
So actually Zuism formed as a form of protest in a statement Zuism adding that they would stop and disappear if the goal has been reached.
Legislation in Iceland obliges every citizen to record their religion and pay taxes to the government of the congregation, while those who are not religiously pay their taxes directly to the government. In contrast to other religions, Zuism tax returns they receive from their members and serves as a small tax break.
“We want people may choose not to pay taxes congregation,” said a spokesman Zuism Sveinn Thorhallsson. “In modern society, the state should not record the religious beliefs of society,” he added.