Anunnaki: Gods No More

Very informative, bridging the gap of many concerns relative to who we are and why are we here and what the stories and accounts of the Bible may mean to us. One has to open ones mind to the practices that we are taught and the technologies that shape our lives as no matter how spiritual we may appear to be, the practically of life governs us on this seemingly prison planet of progressive learning and instruction. I would dare to ask a simple question; Step back from the earth 62miles up and and ask the question "What does the gold in that land was good have to do with the so call making of human-man by an entity, be it an all knowing supreme absolute entity that we confuse as God working in low matters?" Does the Absolute of all who the universe and everything seen and unseen came out of Him decide to make human man; if He did was He doing it the way we are told to teach someone higher than us a lesson or are we someone else s modeled form that the absolute has cautiously intervened into to chart a learning path toward His Glory revealed on our behalf for salvation. I would like to say so much more but would have to write a book to do so. One final comment..."Behold the man has become AS one of US is NOT the words of the Absolute Almighty God who knows no evil. Those are words of caution being expressed by a powerful dissatisfied entity posing in the Bible as God. The Absolute stands alone...This entity would seem like he has a problem becoming like him,,,One of Us in Genesis 3 but in the New Testament we are called to be like Jesus ..hence God. Quite confusing..Truly he who controls the Pen controls the page and the thinking of the age.

While I think the 12th Planet series are wonderful, Sahsa Lessin's book is easier to digest. It's almost like reading a novel, thought for the life of me, I can't seem to find the good guys. What a train wreck these 'gods' left our planet and psyches in. No wonder we have continual war and serial killers. Everything less than life-affirming thing we've every even thought about doing to each other, these 'gods' have already done and on a much great level. If half of this book is true, the god we are taught to worship at the threat of a hell when we die, have set up hell on earth with their petty rivalries. We're like the pit bulls who tear each other to bits for their entertainment. Any critical reading of the books of history that have been left behind, starting with the Sumerian Text and ending with the Bible, give us a glimpse into the mind of supposedly higher beings who thought nothing of killing thousands of us at a time just to prove some petty point. Take the example of the term "Jezebel" an unscrupulous woman. The real Jezebel was a descent of Enki and Inanna(a girl who seduced her uncle to gain power) who married a king named Ahab. "She believed that the alliance between Phoenicia and Israel could 'replace separatism pragmatism replace ideology and trade replace bloodshed . . . When Ahab defeated an Assyrian attack, Elijah, Enlil's representative in Israel, blamed her(Jezebel) for Ahab's decision not to sacrifice the captured Assyrian king and his men to Enlil and instead create an alliance with Assyria."page 156-7. So a 'wanton' woman is one who wants peace and doesn't want to kill kings and their armies to the local 'god' to feed his enormous ego. Or how about Enlil's other favorite Abraham who's told to murder his son to show his loyalty to the god Enlil. I always wondered how anyone could worship(work for) a god who asks you to murder your own child. I would have said no thanks. Throughout this book you see photos of the land after 'god' destroyed it(Sodom and Gomorra), drawings of the old cities, and hear our oldest story, the Epic of Gilgimesh explained. Lessin says that some of these 'gods', beings from the planet Nibiru(Hebrew?) stayed on planet earth and are still in charge. That the Nibiru is on its way back causing extreme weather, earthquakes and volcanoes going off, but that's just crazy talk. All of the current weather extremes are due to global warming caused by our SUVs. Yes, we're being blamed as usual by a group of beings that had little if any regard for their creations. Their symbology is everywhere. A winged disk is popular on our cars and motorcycles; the dollar sign is the name Isis over-lapped, the all-seeing eye, because 'god' is always watching you, and many other subtle signs the 'gods' have left us with. Regardless of the truth of this tale, we do need to realize that we're all brothers and sisters on a small planet that needs us to care for it as we would our homes. And only time will tell if this planet of 'gods' will make an appearance again in our skies, coming out of the south as legend says. And it's probably only coincidence that the Vatican has an observatory at the South Pole.

I am still reading this work -- Sasha has done a very good job with text and many pix, but he is still victim of Sitchin's reluctance to tell us what the Anunnaki looked like, he is wrong on the Nazca Lines and what the original Sphinx looked like (Anubis), but he is correct about the cryogenic aspect of Noah's Ark, and I have yet to see his explanation of the horns depicted on the Anunnaki, Moses, Noah and later Alexander... BTW the points on king's crowns were an imitation of the Anunnaki horns. He runs by the hybrid issue and does not explain why Marduk/Inanna were human but their parents weren't. He also is unaware that the Suruppu Disease that Enlil used on the Adama (Atra Hasis) was most likely HIV... it has been around for millenia. Yet the book is very much worth the price as Sasha sometimes fills in some gaps left by Sitchin and Tellinger, in the back in the 'Datum' sections. In fact, Sasha's book has most of Sitchin's 8 books in one convenient book. His References section ignore two major sources on the Anunnaki: Berossus and a contemporary author, RA Boulay. Forget Michael Heiser, (and S. Kramer) -- they support the politically correct version of everything and do not allow for the alternate translations of cuneiform texts. This book ranks as a very important source on Man's early history and his creation. It is in the same class as Virtual Earth Graduate, which goes deeper in some areas. I highly recommend Sasha's book, Anunnaki Gods No More.

Not well written and if the reader hasn't some knowledge on this subject it would be confusing.

Love the cover on this book. Fascinating reading even if you don't subscribe to the Anunnaki, Sitchin viewpoint. Dr. Lessin presents it in a more friendly way. Tons of illustrations to add to the story, well presented and thought provoking.

Excellent

It just doesn't cut the mustard for me... The majority of the content is okay, as it's a condensed summary of mainly Zecharia Sitchin's work, with the addition of a few other scholars works, such as Michael Tellinger. However, the author has blatantly not put enough of his own insight/research into the book, especially when Dr Lessin has an anthropology PhD (The book could be classed as a rip off to be fair!). As it seems that Dr Lessin has just taken all the juiciest bits out of mainly Sitchin's work, & glued it all together in some kind of chronological order, thus, it reads as a dairy, rather than a concise history of the Anunnaki. Don't get me wrong, I believe we will probably never get the exact true history of the Anunnaki, for obvious reasons, however from reading such works on the subject from authors like Lawrence Gardner, & Christian & Barbara Joy O'Brien, I think this book is severely lacking research, evidence & intellect... An annoying thing for me was how the author mentions on the back of the book & in the introduction that Sumerian "god"/Anunnaki royal, Nannar = Allah, the Muslim god, yet there is no other mention in the book about how & why he or Sitchin came to that conclusion, in fact, there is no other mention of it at all! And there's no explanation either for how the other Anunnaki royals are related to various other deities/gods that Lessin mentions. I think the author should have explained how he or Sitchin came to those conclusions, especially if he's going to accept & portray them as true. The worst part of the book is the poor quality; it's such a poorly produced book. For a start it's an A4 sized magazine, the pictures are taken from Google images, & so some of them are so dark & grainy that there is no point in them even being in the book (don't be fooled by the colour images on the "Look Inside" feature, as all images in this book are grainy black & white images from Google), & whoever did the proof-reading for the manuscript, definitely needs to go to Specsavers, that's if any proof-reading was done at all, as there are literally tons of typo's throughout the book... For example: At the bottom of page 127, "Then Abraham moved to block Nabu & his Earthlings armies advancing on the..." Then you turn the page & a new chapter starts! You don't get the end of the text!?! This book is only worth a read if you're looking for Zecharia Sitchin's basic story of the Anunnaki, but due to the lack of depth, authors insight, & the poor quality of the book, it's definitely not worth £11 quid! *Update... Google: "Sitchin is wrong", the first website you'll come across will put you straight about Zecharia Sitchin's work. I mention this as this book is mainly based on Sitchin's work, so it might not be the best book for researching the Anunnaki/Anannage/Anuna.

Very well written and informatör.