Inanna

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And many of them work and we want to help people, right? And we don't want to harm anyone, right? And the other side of that is one of the most ancient mythological stories of humankind is the story of Inanna, who is asked that question, under whose authority are you doing this? And even in the Ayurveda world, it's like this was grandmother wisdom, right? and grandfather wisdom that on a global level is the grandmother wisdom of all of our lineages and all of our cultures.

And how do you put a stamp on that? It's impossible.

So it makes me so happy to hear that you are standing in that as well.

That's one artist's impression of the ancient city of Babylon.

Here's another with the famous Ishtar Gate in blue there down through the center.

and a very wealthy city a very affluent city one which was made famous in the ancient world by the hanging gardens of Babylon one of the seven wonders of the ancient world and so it's very interesting because Babylon would go on to represent not just a city and a location but a system And you need to understand that.

Very interestingly, we encounter Babel right back here in the first book of the Bible.

According to the Babylonian myth, Nimrod's wife, Semiramis, had a virgin-born son.

That was the beginning of the goddess-child religion which spread over the world.

The mother goddess was also known by the names of Nina, Ningal, Ishtar, Ashtoreth, Ashtoret, Venus and Isis.

The corresponding male deity is Baal, which became a perpetual temptation to Israel.

These are specific descriptions of the yoga goddess.

Even in pagan studies, it's understood the goddess of a thousand names, Ishtar.

The goddess of Samaria, Hathor, Diana, Venus, Aphrodite, they're all described the same.

You have lotus flowers.

Because some of the psychic information I've gotten is that Venus actually had to rid themselves of a parasitized Draco infection because they actually hijack certain dimensions within their Northern Hemisphere.

Um, and so somehow, you know, they're using, you know, planetary tunneling technology, um, to access, and that somehow these intelligence forces knew that SS 10 was a Venus node, hence why, you know, you have this connection to ancient Uruk, um, the Acadians, the Sumerians, and also, um, Inanna, which ultimately later became Ishtar, which ultimately later was that connection to Venus.

And so I think that it was temple desecration, some sort of temple, um, attack that they did, um, you know, through these devices and tunneling technologies.

And ultimately, um, it was- The first Stargate hijack that ever occurred on this earth or on this planet, um, post, you know, separation from Tauran timelines and things like this.

I think the SS 10 was like the original location at which Draco somehow came through, and we know that this is through the Anunnaki.

I'm not gonna sit here and say that I know the exact events of when that specifically occurred, but I really feel like it has something to do with the Inanna temples and, um, you know, the first civilization of humanity according to s- the Sumerian civilization.

Wow.

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There are myriad examples of the power and the magic that words carry.

From the earliest recorded author, Ana Duana, who we've spoken of in her writings to the goddess Inanna, to the folk witches of the past and present, to artists and occultists of today, poems, stories, and oral traditions have shaped the world.

In the book, The Witch's Art of Incantation by Roger J. Horne, recommended to me by Daniel Dolsky, quote, into a magical act, a machination of the witch's craft, darkly wondrous and full of potency.

Whether Gaudi possessed any specific form of training in the witch's art of incantation is beside the point entirely.

I know that my deep dives into all that is more than what most people is, but you've got to understand the traditions of culture.

So one of the most important figures for anyone studying goddess spirituality is Inanna.

Later in Akkadian traditions, they call her Ishtar.

And her stories come to us from ancient Mesopotamia, a region, long complicated history of cities and languages and temples and rulers and conflict and literary traditions.

Many modern speakers, I mean seekers, you can tell I'm focusing on what I'm saying.

Many modern seekers encounter Inanna through the story commonly called The Descent of Inanna.

In the story, she travels to the underworld ruled by her sister.

At each gate, she's required to move an item associated with her power or status.

Shamash is responsible for blindness, obviously.

Ishtar, the goddess of love, who makes your marriage back down.

And these deities are always listed in this very sequence.

So it seems like this is a little bit too specific to be just incidental that you have this sequence of curses.

And she's depicted as a physician and midwife with her arms raised and ready to heal.

And she was subjectively one of the most important deities in the pantheon there, likely just below Ishtar.

And I just like to think about what that means, that in one of the earliest civilizations on Earth, the healer was one of the most important divine magical figures.

But here's what I love the most about Sumerian medicine.