Ancient Egypt Gods
Babylonian God’s and Goddesses
The 7 Lesser Gods of Ancient Babylon: Hidden Wisdom & Power
The 7 Lesser Gods and Goddesses
Ancient Sumerian Anunnaki
Discussion and Lecture Presentation
About 3-4 years ago, I started researching ancient Egyptian spirituality.
It talked about a lot of things from high magick to vampirism and even a great war.
But this particular version of the ancient Egyptian religion was older than anything else I had ever heard or read.
It talked about the very beginnings of ancient Egypt.
Which I found fascinating.
After a couple of years, I started hearing more and more about ancient Babylon and ancient Sumeria. Which are now known as modern-day Iraq. But nonetheless, it was known as the Fertile Crescent.
I heard some time ago, that ancient Sumeria was a sister country of ancient Khemet (Egypt).
So I wanted to learn more about them.
As I studied the ancient Babylonian gods and goddesses, I saw that they shared some similarities.
The stories or myths were a little different, but the message was still there.
And it was the same.
A couple of years back, I began reading and learning about the Babylonian system of magickal hierarchy, their history, and beliefs but through a spiritual lens.
I started working with each deity, one at a time. But with the Babylonian system, it’s easier because of how it worked.
After a period of time, I became very good at sensing, feeling, and working with these vibrations.
In fact, it actually started to identify with one deity in particular.
Ea, Lord of Magick and Wisdom.
Ea is the Son of An(u) but also the brother of Enlil.
Together, Ea, An, and Enlil make up what is called the Supernal Trinity.
You could call them 3 parts of the God Head or Head of God.
The Supernal Triad
NAME: AN(U) & ANTU
Title: Father in Heaven
Planet: Ur-Anu (Uranus)
An(u): An or Anu is called the Father of Heaven.
Anu is the Father to both Enlil and Ea.
Anu is the One, from which all the others sprang forth.
Enlil and Ea following.
It is said that only the shade of Anu is left here on Earth.
While he does not preside in heaven upon the throne.
His children Enlil and Ea are his executors.
Both Enlil and Ea have been given charge over earth and heaven.
With Enlil being the Lord of Command and the Airs.
And Ea being the Lord of Magick and Wisdom over the Earth and Waters.
But not only that but Enlil was also given power over the other seven lesser gods.
While Ea was given power over humans, living creatures, and the great deep.
This is where we have the different divisions of magick among the elementals (air vs water and earth)
NAME: ENLIL & Ninmah
Title: Lord of the Command and Airs
Planet: Jupiter
In both ancient Sumeria and Babylon, Enlil was seen as a Sky God. His title gave him the ability to move and be flexible like the air. But we also know air and wind can be destructive just as it is productive.
In an ancient Babylonian text, it is Enlil who is for the great flood of man on earth.
While his brother Ea is sympathetic to humans and his creations.
It is Ea who then warns a follower to build a vessel with great haste.
The story says the follower received the wisdom of Ea through the reeds.
We’ve seen egotistical and powerful sky gods before (Zeus and Ra for example).
Enlil is both the earpiece for Anu and also the executor is his word.
NAME EA/ENKI/EN.KI & DAMKINA
Title: Lord of Magick and Wisdom
Planet: Neptune
While Enlil was given control of the Airs, Ea governed all that which was beneath and below.
All the living things of the earth.
It is said that in the beginning, when the waters were one, saltwater and freshwater commingled together.
It was Ea who separated the freshwater. It was Ea who allowed the water to flow into freshwater springs. From where all life and societies could grow.
In ancient Sumer, Ea means House of Water. So he was seen as the God of Water. His planet being Neptune.
Ea’s power and wisdom are very slow-moving. Like the ocean.
But like all things, it gains momentum.
Just as the Moon waxes and wanes. Begins and Ends so does the magick and the wisdom of Ea.
Ancient Babylonian Pantheon
The 7 Lesser Gods and Goddesses
