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Susan Weimer
Born
in Meyersdale, Pa., The United States
May 16, 1964
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Giorgio A. Tsoukalos, Erich von Däniken
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The Myths That Inspired The Ashes of Eden
A Book That Changed Everything
The first big influence was Erich von Däniken’s Chariots of the Gods. I picked it up out of curiosity and ended up asking all sorts of questions I’d never considered:
• What if ancient “gods” were just advanced beings?
• What if old stories were the best descriptions people had at the time?
Interesting stuff, and a seed had been planted in my mind.
The Myths That Inspir Read more of this blog post »
The first big influence was Erich von Däniken’s Chariots of the Gods. I picked it up out of curiosity and ended up asking all sorts of questions I’d never considered:
• What if ancient “gods” were just advanced beings?
• What if old stories were the best descriptions people had at the time?
Interesting stuff, and a seed had been planted in my mind.
The Myths That Inspir Read more of this blog post »
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The Ashes of Eden
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All Or Nothing: An Anunnaki Story
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“See that little red dot up there? That’s Ma’adim."
Ištar followed his gaze.
"All the damage we caused with our callousness—the air pollution, the ground pollution, and the water pollution. We were so arrogant. How we treated our planet. Never thinking about the future. It was supposed to fix everything. You know that device that killed our planet? I helped design the energy lattice," Enki whispered. "To fix our planet."
Ištar frowned. "The Planet-Killer?"
Enki nodded, eyes never leaving the sky. "We called it the Tablet of Destinies. Poetic, maybe. It was a terraforming system—climate regulation, tectonic stability, atmospheric tuning. Designed to bring life."
"So what went wrong?"
"Kingu,”
― The Ashes of Eden
Ištar followed his gaze.
"All the damage we caused with our callousness—the air pollution, the ground pollution, and the water pollution. We were so arrogant. How we treated our planet. Never thinking about the future. It was supposed to fix everything. You know that device that killed our planet? I helped design the energy lattice," Enki whispered. "To fix our planet."
Ištar frowned. "The Planet-Killer?"
Enki nodded, eyes never leaving the sky. "We called it the Tablet of Destinies. Poetic, maybe. It was a terraforming system—climate regulation, tectonic stability, atmospheric tuning. Designed to bring life."
"So what went wrong?"
"Kingu,”
― The Ashes of Eden
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