The Oldest Symbol of Power P-II

Report: #0182

We continue with Part II.

After that, the same object is seen tied to the forearms of the Greek gods, like the highest, the god Bacchus, Dionysus, or the Egyptian god Osiris, who represents everything that is reborn.

To compare, the Pope's staff three thousand or more years later. Today, the Pope walks supported on his staff with the symbol of power of all these gods.

Is that not striking? The gods of India had a similar object in one of their sometimes six hands or above their head.

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God of India with remote control or transmitter.

As I wrote and ratify, the Anunnaki used a technological artifact. In this image, an Anunnaki with the same artifact as the god from India above.

Logically, they did not explain its function to anyone. They only used it or kept it in reserve in case of danger or urgent need.

It may open an invisible protective wall or be a remote control to send energy to another artifact or to have contact with orbiting stations. Fantasy has no limits. Imagine today a phone with so many applications in a single device. The gods were always connected to each other. All with the ability to fly. Not themselves, but lifting into the air or entering an apparatus with which they could go to the sky or wherever they wanted. They also had logical radio contact. Personal protection was also important.

Throwing a laser beam to confront or stop offensive intentions of the people, knowing geopositioning—that is, geographic data—was important to have constantly.

Likewise, the measurement of time on this planet, the orbit of their station, and possibly their home planet. For that, they wore their watches...  

wristwatch of Anunnakis

Like today, everyone carries a mobile or portable phone with differences in models, so everyone connected in some way with the gods used these artifacts with them. 

This ornament—better said, this artifact—has at least 5,000 years of presence in art and direct use.

It protected and helped almost all the gods of all known civilizations. If that is not a sample or a clear sign of its importance, then what is? 

Even in modern architecture, this magical form has influence.

In London, this enormous building shaped like a pine fruit was constructed, named the Gherkin. It must be for some reason. London is the center of the world's financial power.  

With the farewell of the gods, all their utensils went away too.

The little they left consciously or in the hurry of their departure are today very sacred relics and out of sight—even knowledge—of the people.

If I don't know about something that exists, then I also don't seek to find such an object, and thus these artifacts of the gods can be kept more safely. Because they are nothing other than technological artifacts from an era and civilization alien to ours.  The legends are fabulous, but in the true sense. Not like the stories of a fisherman describing his big fish he caught.

No, the legends of the presence of the gods are true. Letter by letter. Their powers and magics used are true, but not magics—their origin is advanced technology. They flew, lived in the sky, had their palaces in the sky, saw and heard everything (from the Lord you cannot hide, neither in the darkness nor behind your houses. Your sins are before Him, as written in a book...). They destroyed cities or places or palaces with their weapons, flying overhead and dropping bombs or deadly rays.

They had crystals (screens) in which everything was seen. They had eternal lights (electricity), profound knowledge in astronomy and mathematics, plus medicine, and lived eternally.  I believe that the connection between god and man—or in plural, between the gods and men—is undeniable, but not only in a religious sense, also in the connection between two civilizations. One technologically advanced and the other—ours—newly awakened or awakened and initiated by the other. 

There is much to rethink and rewrite in our history.

If these images and my thoughts help a little to open the mind—at least to think about this possibility—it would be an important step for humanity not to take everything as fact. We must think everything again and again, looking from different angles. We lost two thousand years because we denied the coexistence of two civilizations, possibly on two different planets. We were placed in the center of everything, man as the Earth planet, though in truth today we know it is not even close to that.

Yes, we are part of something great. We are part of the universe. Nothing more and nothing less.

But the center in a circle, in an infinite globe, in a closed curve, in a universe unimaginable to us, does not exist—and least of all could we be that center. We share and fill a little this great void that is the universe with our presence. We share in an infinite coexistence with other beings this world.

The sooner we accept it, the better for us. 

Josef Bauer

The oldest symbol of power