Dingir

Let me give you a website to look up.

So if you go to Wikipedia and look up dingir, D-I-N-G-I-R, you'll find an article on a Sumerian ideogram.

So Sumerian is a cuneiform language that's written by taking a reed with a triangular edge and pressing it into wet clay to make elaborate shapes.

Okay? And dinghyr is the name of a very, very old symbol, which is an eight-pointed star.

They speak about the Apkallu, the sages who taught us.

They speak about the Dinjir, There are Assyriologists today who would argue that esoteric interpretations of the ancient stories of Sumer can be found in the Babylonian corpus.

But none of those academics would argue that the original meaning Of these core stories, the Atrahasis, the Enuma Elish, the Sumerian Kings List was esoterica.

I don't know of any serious academic Assyriologist who would argue that these ancient texts are spiritual messages.

They speak about the Igiji, the observers.

They speak about the Apkallu, the sages who taught us.

They speak about the Dinjir, and that word means star.

In front of the names of these powerful characters, Enki, Enlil, Ninhursag, and many others beside Ninta, Kingu, is an eight-point star.