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The True Meaning Of The Name Enki
In ancient Sumeria the God Enki, who's name is Anki as An means "God" and Ki means "King" the name Anki also holds an esoteric meaning An means "heaven" and "Ki" means earth. Anki is the union of heaven and earth. This is the crown chakra, heaven and earth the root chakra Ki united with the risen serpent. In Egypt which had the same culture as Sumeria the name Ankh the symbol of eternal life comes from Anki.
The Ankh is the symbol of Venus. The esoteric meaning of Venus is the morning and evening star which was the symbol of the union of heaven and earth in the ancient world.
In the East the Tau the T cross is shown as the Sushumna with the cross bar being the extensions of the Temple Chakra's. The Oval on the top of the T bar is the symbol of the center of the brain which is also shown as the eye of Ra and the fully opened crown chakra that comes from the risen serpent.
The risen serpent is also shown with the Tau cross in the western world as well:
The Egyptian instrument the Sistrum was based on the Ankh:
In form, very much like the Ankh with a loop at the top also representing the egg and three serpents striking through the loop with small square pieces of metal, which rattle. It's possible these three serpents represent the pingala, ida and sushumna nerve channels and which are said to converge and fuse together within the centre of the bran which in the individual was also thought to represent the cosmic egg.
During the ascent of these serpent energies up the spine to the center of the head, the individual while going thought this supposed enlightenment process, will hear sounds similar to the sounds the Sistrum ,makes i.e., rattle sounds like tambourine bells and sounds like a bell-tree being stroked, One will also hear flute-like instruments. Underlying these sounds is a very low and strong rumbling sound which fades-in at first and gets louder and louder as the process proceeds culminating in the bright, white light explosion in the center of the head.[1]
Note the oval on the top of the Ankh in ancient Egypt was made to represent the Pharaoh's crown. Note the crown is shown to be a large pine cone which in East and West is the symbol of the Pineal gland fully activated with the expanded consciousness the risen serpent of Satan brings:
Note the circle image with the serpent within the pine cone image of the crown.
Another name of this cross in the ancient Latin is the Ansata. An means God and Sata means the leader or head God. Ansata means the "Head God" the Ankh is also the symbol of the five elements of which in the original language of Sanskrit is SaTaNaMa. The title Sata or Satan is the name of the highest God in Hinduism as well. The name of the Ankh as from Anki and Ansata both hold the name of Satan the head God.
Sources
Secrets Of The Serpent, Philip Gardiner [1]
Thrice Great Hermetica And The Janus Age, Joseph P. Farrell
Guardians of the Holy Grail, Mark Pinkham
In ancient Sumeria the God Enki, who's name is Anki as An means "God" and Ki means "King" the name Anki also holds an esoteric meaning An means "heaven" and "Ki" means earth. Anki is the union of heaven and earth. This is the crown chakra, heaven and earth the root chakra Ki united with the risen serpent. In Egypt which had the same culture as Sumeria the name Ankh the symbol of eternal life comes from Anki.
The Ankh is the symbol of Venus. The esoteric meaning of Venus is the morning and evening star which was the symbol of the union of heaven and earth in the ancient world.
In the East the Tau the T cross is shown as the Sushumna with the cross bar being the extensions of the Temple Chakra's. The Oval on the top of the T bar is the symbol of the center of the brain which is also shown as the eye of Ra and the fully opened crown chakra that comes from the risen serpent.
The risen serpent is also shown with the Tau cross in the western world as well:
The Egyptian instrument the Sistrum was based on the Ankh:
In form, very much like the Ankh with a loop at the top also representing the egg and three serpents striking through the loop with small square pieces of metal, which rattle. It's possible these three serpents represent the pingala, ida and sushumna nerve channels and which are said to converge and fuse together within the centre of the bran which in the individual was also thought to represent the cosmic egg.
During the ascent of these serpent energies up the spine to the center of the head, the individual while going thought this supposed enlightenment process, will hear sounds similar to the sounds the Sistrum ,makes i.e., rattle sounds like tambourine bells and sounds like a bell-tree being stroked, One will also hear flute-like instruments. Underlying these sounds is a very low and strong rumbling sound which fades-in at first and gets louder and louder as the process proceeds culminating in the bright, white light explosion in the center of the head.[1]
Note the oval on the top of the Ankh in ancient Egypt was made to represent the Pharaoh's crown. Note the crown is shown to be a large pine cone which in East and West is the symbol of the Pineal gland fully activated with the expanded consciousness the risen serpent of Satan brings:
Note the circle image with the serpent within the pine cone image of the crown.
Another name of this cross in the ancient Latin is the Ansata. An means God and Sata means the leader or head God. Ansata means the "Head God" the Ankh is also the symbol of the five elements of which in the original language of Sanskrit is SaTaNaMa. The title Sata or Satan is the name of the highest God in Hinduism as well. The name of the Ankh as from Anki and Ansata both hold the name of Satan the head God.
Sources
Secrets Of The Serpent, Philip Gardiner [1]
Thrice Great Hermetica And The Janus Age, Joseph P. Farrell
Guardians of the Holy Grail, Mark Pinkham
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