The Anunnaki Connection

Enki is one of the oldest and most complex figures in human history.Before the rise of Babylon or the writing of Genesis, Enki appears in the earliest Sumerian records as the lord of the Abzu, the keeper of wisdom, the architect of creation, and the god most closely tied to humanity itself.
In this episode, we present a full 44-minute portrait of Enki—tracing his origins from the first Sumerian cities to later Babylonian, Biblical, and global mythological traditions.
Explore Enki’s role in the creation of humanity, his opposition to Enlil, the decision to unleash the flood, and the forbidden act that ensured humanity’s survival.
Examine Enki through ancient texts, including the Sumerian tablets, the Enuma Elish, and later reinterpretations such as Zecharia Sitchin’s The 12th Planet. We follow the trail of Enki’s symbols—the serpent, the fish-man Oannes, the “Me,” the number forty—and track how these ideas reappear across cultures, from Mesopotamia to Africa, Greece, Mesoamerica, and the Biblical world.

Volume 11 of The Anunnaki Connection explores humanity’s oldest questions through six episodes spanning creation myths, ancient wars, Hopi tradition, stargates, the suppressed figure of Lilith, and a tribute to Erich von Däniken.From the Tablets of Creation to the mysteries of divine conflict and forbidden knowledge, this season returns to the deepest source material of the ancient world, where the past remains unresolved.Welcome to Volume 11

Erich von Däniken passed away on January 10, 2026.For over fifty years, he questioned whether humanity’s history was complete, and whether ancient people were describing something real that we no longer understand.I first encountered his work when I was just a kid. I remember seeing the Chariots of The Gods? film when I was just 12 years old and it completely blew my mind. I forever owe this man a debt of gratitude for opening my mind and inspiring me to ask questions I never would otherwise asked. RIP Mr. von Däniken, your Starship awaits.This film is a quiet tribute to a lifetime of inquiry, examining the deeper ideas behind his work and why the questions he raised remain unresolved.

The Enuma Elish, presented here in the translation of Leonard William King, is the ancient Babylonian epic of creation. Composed on seven clay tablets, the text describes the emergence of the cosmos through divine conflict, the rise of the god Marduk, and the establishment of cosmic order through the defeat of the primordial chaos figure, Tiamat.

From the division of Tiamat’s body, the ordered universe is formed. The stations of the gods are fixed, divine authority is centralized, and humanity is created from the blood of a rebel deity to serve the gods. The epic offers insight into how the Babylonians understood creation, power, kingship, and the structure of the cosmos.

Due to the age and condition of the original tablets, portions of the text are damaged or missing. In some places the narration reflects fragmented lines or incomplete passages. These breaks are preserved intentionally, as they are part of the historical reality of the source material.

The narration has been delivered to maintain a natural dramatic flow while signaling disruptions in the text where they occur. To gain a deeper understanding of the structure and variations of the epic, it is highly recommended to read King’s full translation directly.

The complete text can be found online at:
https://sacred-texts.com/ane/enuma.htm

Narration
by Matthew Schmitz
Altrusian Grace Media @AltrusianGraceMedia
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Visuals, video production, and music
by Jason Abadi @Jason_Abadi
https://www.anunnakiconnection.tv/

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As Lilith and Leela remain on the run, the Sky People are forced to confront a truth they never anticipated.It is revealed that Terra was not the untouched world they believed it to be. What was meant to be a controlled mission begins to fracture under the weight of that discovery.About LILITHThis is a story I’ve wanted to tell for a long time. I started writing the treatment back in 2018, and the technology has finally caught up to the vision — enough to bring this world to life.It’s inspired by Anunnaki mythology, the Book of Enoch, and ancient traditions that feel more like hidden history than myth.