The Annunaki meant well but ended up as being destroyers

Chronicles of the Divine: Enki’s Testament, legacy of nibiru

The origins of priesthood trace back to individuals initiated into the divine mysteries, who acted as intermediaries between the gods and humanity. These early priests, through oracles and omens derived from celestial observations, played a crucial role in guiding humanity’s involvement in divine conflicts. This practice laid the groundwork for the emergence of prophecy, distinguishing between the immutable nature of destiny and the malleable threads of fate.

Destiny is akin to the fixed orbits of planets—unchangeable and set by the cosmos. In contrast, fate is a path shaped by decisions and actions, subject to alteration. This dichotomy led to deep reflections among the gods, particularly Enki and Enlil, on the balance between inevitability and the consequences of choices.

• Enki’s Stance: Enki, known for his wisdom and compassion for humanity, opposed the use of nuclear weapons—a stance that underscored the necessity of accountability among the gods. He believed in the importance of explaining divine actions to humans, ensuring they understood their role in the cosmic order.
• Enki’s Autobiography: This opposition and his broader role in guiding human destiny are detailed in Enki’s recorded autobiography. These accounts, confirmed by tablets found in Nepal, illuminate Enki’s influence on historical events and his foundational role in the creation of civilization.
• The Anunnaki and Prophecy: The narrative weaves together Sumerian, Akkadian, Babylonian, Assyrian, Egyptian, Hittite, Canaanite, and Biblical texts, creating a comprehensive view of Enki’s life. His relationships, the internal conflicts among the Anunnaki, the story of the Great Deluge, and his prophecies are central themes.
• Prophetic Insights: Enki’s eyewitness account, delivered through prophecies and memoirs, reveals the profound impact the Anunnaki had on the concept of fate. His story becomes a foundational text for understanding prophecy, showing how destiny shapes the past, present, and future.

This work not only serves as a historical recounting but also as a philosophical exploration of the interplay between fate, destiny, and free will. It emphasizes how divine forces have influenced human history and the importance of understanding these influences to comprehend the present and foresee the future.