The Birth Of Men

[@dawsonturner3042]

My recommends are crazy

[@wolfsblutgraumond7530]

man reminds me on back in the days when i was reading books about it. what is weeired that a lot of those names also apear in the book "necronomicon" from the crazy arab abdul al hazred. that book inspired the movies i think. and there is a lot of talk about annu enki enlil ishtar marduk tiamat and so on and so on including rituals and pictures of there seals.

[@wolfsblutgraumond7530]

sometimes marduk and tiamat described as gods sometimes as crashing planets forming earth.....im kinda confused and i dont get the nibiru connection to that all

[@thehopelesspragmatic6701]

1) The Necromicon is a fictional book mentioned in Lovecraft stories. 2) Abdul Al Hazred is a fictional character with a fictional name and not a real middle-eastern name, Lovecraft mentions several times that he purposely chose "Haz" and "Red" to make the character sound dangerous. 3) The Necronomicon sold in book stores and amazon is a 60s New Age mash of wiccan "spells", the book was named Necronomicon and is not the ancient tome Lovecraft mentions in his stories.

[@chulo7321]

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