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speaks of Anaqìm: Concrete beings that have come to Earth from other worlds.
Though the Roman Catholic Church now acknowledges this information, they
continue to misleadingly represent the Anaqim as “spiritual entities.”
As we analyze the Old Testament, we will identify these concrete beings using
their correct Hebrew names (for instance “Those who from heaven to Earth
came” in Hebrew are “Anaqiti” instead of the more well-known published
Sumerian name, “Anunnaki”).
This is a story that can be disconcerting for some, but certainly full of
fascination, and one that also brings an overwhelming liberating potential for
those who walk a free thinking path. It is a story far removed from dogmas,
illusions and forced interpretations of modern Christianity. Modern religions
tend to be adapted to a preconceived vision of divinity, that one which
immediately identifies the presence of the word “God” with transcendence.
They create an “alternative” world, a divinity far from man in substance and
form: undefined, vague and not able to be represented.
You will soon find out that the Bible talks of many other “gods”; precisely, the
most ancient texts tell the story of these gods in connection with the origin of
men and the Jewish people. These texts tell about times when men still walked
with gods (namely the Anaqìms/Elohìms). We find that men used to talk and eat
with them, make arrangements with them, and serve them; but also use them
and betray them, follow and abandon them, all according to the interests of the
moment and the contingent circumstances.
This was an historical era when men could choose their “gods” from among
the many possibilities, never asking the question of just one god.
The divine was perceived in a totally different way from that which was to be
eventually built, once men lost this direct contact.
The basic assumption
In reconstructing the human history, scholars have progressively predated the
origins of civilization: firstly, they considered the Greek culture, then, they
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