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The “lord of the APSU (abyss)” was none other than the leader of the mining
work in the land “at the base”, in the depth of the Southern mines, obviously
considered the lower part of the planet by those who lived in the Northern
Hemisphere.
The worker's efficiency made his presence useful also in the land of Sumer
(biblical Shin'ar).
Homo sapiens then worked for the Anunnaki delivering services that were
progressively more sophisticated: from the simple and brutal ground digging
he eventually became a true servant, useful for any type of task.
This creature would work under control and supervision of the “gods” and
perhaps it is precisely for this reason that the territory in the Southern-Central
Mesopotamia was named Sumer, meaning “Land of the Guardians”.
Here there is also an interesting correspondence with Egyptian stories
recalling about the so-called Zep Tepi, the “Prime Time”, the primordial
period when Neteru, the “guardians”, inhabited the Earth: indeed all Middle
Eastern cultures seem to share a common reference to an era when “gods”
were on Earth and watched men working for them and serving them.
Men were also taken to their experimental lab of crop cultivation situated in
the East, in EDEN (EDIN, “house of the righteous ones”, “gods' home”,
according to Sitchin), where all sorts of trees sprouted, delightful to see and
good for food (Gen 2,8-14). 5
We also know that these new creatures were produced in a series.
The process was this: dna was first taken from young anunnaki's blood and
then inserted into the hominid's egg cell. Upon receiving the new genetic
material, the egg was then implanted into the uterus of Anunnaki females,
who carried the fertilized egg through pregnancy and finally childbirth.
Both males and females were produced through this technique of genetic
engineering.
This, by the way is precisely the function that many myths give to the Mother
Goddesses!
This new creature, the Adama, or the ADÁM of the Bible was a hybrid, and as
such unable to procreate.
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