Dilmun

Enlil and his descendants retain the old Mesopotamian zone around the Tigris and Euphrates, while Enki and his family take the Nile Valley and the African lands farther south.

Ninhursag receives the strategically important region identified with Tilmun, and another territory develops east of Mesopotamia, eventually associated with the Indus world.

What makes the arrangement especially interesting is that one zone is kept apart from ordinary human settlement altogether, the region later identified with Sinai, described as the place of the chariots.

So the post-flood world is not being divided only according to agriculture or tribal settlement.

And the version that was given to the Sumerians by these gods, and I believe these gods were interacting with them, was just a twisted version of what we know from the Bible that has been passed to us now.

Now, in Enki and Ninhursag, and we're gonna look at lines 1 through 28, it talks about Dilmun is described as a pristine land where animals don't kill one another and sickness and old age are absent from everyday life.

It's a version of Eden, right? Probably is Eden.

They're talking about Eden there.

a place that nobody got sick and nobody died and this place is called dillman the land of the living the land of the gods a place of pure brilliance a place free from death sickness and aging in a place that i believe is still here and it's being hidden from us 100 are you ready to go deeper Here we go.

The Sumerian texts describe Dilmun as a land of purity and a paradise, a UNESCO World Heritage Site as of 2005.

Again, our timeline after the 1800s just needs the UNESCO because without them, all of these sites would just be destroyed from the weathering.

No.

Our timeline over and over and over.

The finders of the old world without a doubt.

We are told that the Portuguese fort was once the capital of the Dilmun civilization.

unearthing antiquities from an artificial mound 39 feet high containing seven stratified layers now I'm gonna ask you all what do you think that they found in 1954 on this little island off the coast of Qatar what else is in this location today that they are still finding all of this is right next to Dubai Abu Dhabi Is this place on the map so much more than what we're being told? If they are correct, and this is the location on the map of immortality, the land of the living, the land of the gods, a place of pure brilliance, a place free from death, sickness, and aging, what if all of us What if we aren't that far behind them in this research? What if they are just figuring all of this out in the 1950s? Potentially finding the real It's me,

Within this text, Samuel Noah Kramer tells us something very interesting.

Something that goes back to episode 61, The Land of Mew, telling us that there was a place called Dilmun, a land of deathlessness and immortality, where this character was transplanted to Dilmun once the gods had granted him immortality again.

not knowing where Dilmun is located, where I believe that there is more land, that we are simply not shown.

Dilmun was looked upon by the Sumerians as a blessed paradise land.

It appears to have been Enki's home ground.

Indeed, it seems to have been, or possibly still is today, the place where all of gods meet.

Both Genesis and the Sumerian Kings list talk about a golden age where humans lived under different conditions and lived for so much longer than we've ever seen, just like we've talked about today.

And this happened so much closer to our timeline than what we're being told, in my opinion.

He claimed to have been born in 1736.

Did this man have knowledge from the previous civilization? We all know about Dilmun.

We know a lot about the Sumerian King's List and how Gilgamesh found a plant to help him live for a very long time.

And we also know about this location in China, Caixin County, that is now submerged in water.

It told all of us of a place that nobody got sick and nobody died.

And this place is called Dilmun, the land of the living, the land of the gods, a place of pure brilliance, a place free from death, sickness, and aging, and a place that I believe is still here.

And it's being hidden from us 100%.

Are you ready to go deeper? Here we go.

The Sumerian texts describe Dilmun as a land of purity and a paradise, a UNESCO World Heritage Site as of 2005.

Again, our timeline after the 1800s just needs the UNESCO because without them, all of these sites would just be destroyed from the weathering.

No.

Our timeline over and over and over.

Shari doubtless included within the southern border of its empire.

With this record, we may connect the tradition, reproduced in the legend of Sargon, that he conquered Dilmun, an island in the Persian Gulf, and with his maritime enterprise in this region, we may compare that of Sennacherib, later who crossed the Gulf during its conquest

of Elam.

From the earliest periods, we know that the rivers and canals of