Another voice speaks through her, an ancient masculine voice filled with contempt and spoke these chilling words......"I am Anu....I AM...........God."
Hummm, can you say Zacharia Sitchen? Now say it really fast 12 times in a row. J/K!
This movie had shades of Sitchen, the Zeitgeist movie, David Icke, and Erik von Daniken all over it.
Still fascinating. And none of the God is an Alien, We are starseed, or We are just an experiment theories were rammed down the viewers throat, the average person probably would not have caught the subtle hints. All assumptions are left up to the viewer. No matter how one of the last lines of the movie was intended to be taken, there was truth in it.
The Interviewer asked for Dr Tyler's thoughts regarding the voice that channeled through her and the audio that was captured where it claimed to be God. Her response was that it was empty, there was a feeling of no hope. God is Love, she said. She stated that it cannot be God because there was no hope:
"I believe the things I've seen, the presence I've felt inside of me is beyond anything you can imagine, it was hopelessness so it cannot be God but it can pretend to be."
Yep, anything that feeds on fear, steals from what is already created, and transmutes it, is not God.
To borrow a quote from the highly popular show Fringe, "There is more than one of everything". That thought came to mind after watching The Fourth Kind and reading reviews. In the movie the subjects all reported while in session or when under hypnosis, seeing an owl outside their window right before their abduction experiences.
"There is an owl at my window. A white owl. It was just looking at me for hours. No matter what I did, it wouldn't fly away. It wasn't scared of me."
"There's something outside my door. It's gonna open it! The door's opening! Oh my God! Oh my God!! No! Noooo!"
"It's unbelievable, it doesn't make any sense. I saw them. They're not from here! They control what I see in my own mind. All I can see is an owl but I know it's not an owl. I remember that they smell like a putrid cinnamon. The worse part was the voice inside my head. They talk to you so you can hear them but they also talk inside your mind. Then they took me away to someplace I can't remember and they did things to me that I can't remember."
There have been several explanations given for this such as screen memories, a trick of the mind when looking looking into an alien gray's eyes, etc....
Words and symbols have a magic all their own. They are multi-layered, each having more than one meaning.
You can't add a dash of ancient Sumer, ye olde gods, and dead languages in a movie plot and not be expected to pull from Mesopotamian culture.
So I draw from the past, from ancient Sumer.
In Sumerian clay tablets many creatures are depicted and mentioned. Some have wings and the feet of an owl. I do not mean Lilith, though in the Hebrew OT she is a demoness associated with the owl.
Isaiah 34:14f
Wildcats shall meet with hyenas,
goat-demons shall call to each other;
there too Lilith shall repose,
and find a place to rest.
There shall the owl nest
and lay and hatch and brood in its shadow
The majority of the following descriptions of malevolent spirits were taken from cuneiform texts in the British Museum. You may find more on the subject in the book, The Treasures of Darkness: A History of Mesopotamian Religion, by Thorkild Jacobsen.
They are gloomy, their shadow dark, no light is in their bodies,
ever they slink along covertly, walk not upright,
from their claws drips bitter gall, their footprints are (full of) evil venom....
Neither males are they, nor females,
they are winds ever sweeping along,
they have not wives, engender not children,
know not how to show mercy,
hear not prayer and supplication....
The shivers and chills (of death) that fritter the sum of things, spawn of the god of heaven, spawned on an evil spirit,
the death warrants, beloved sons of the storm god, born of the queen of the netherworld,
who were torn out of heaven and hurled from the earth as castoffs, are creatures of hell, all.
Up above they roar, down below they cheep,
they are the bitter venom of the gods,
they are the great storms let loose from heaven,
they are the owl (of ill omen) that hoots in the town,
spawn spawned by the god of heaven, sons born by earth are they.
Over high roofs, over broad roofs like a floodwave they surge,
from house to house they climb over,
Doors do not hold them, locks do not restrain them.....
through the doors they glide like snakes,
through the hinge boxes they blow like wind.
From the man's embrace they lead off the wife,
from the man's knee they make the child get up,
and the youth they fetch out of the house of his in-laws,
they are the numbness, the daze, that tread on the heels of man.
There are many theories out on aliens, who knows, maybe some are humans who have time traveled back to the past.
As previously mentioned the voice that spoke through Abigail claimed to be God, claimed to be Anu. Now Anu was an ancient Sumerian sky-god, the chief god, a ruler of high places and over spirits and demons. Anu was also considered to be the father of the Anunnaki. They were "Those who from Heaven to Earth came." On a side note the Anakites (Hebrew Anakim) of the bible were also considered sons of Anak. Some believe they are descendants of the Nephilim. Others believe it is a name for the Watchers. They would have been those who came from the sky.
Many legends and myths have a grain of truth in them. Remember the Scorpion King? A fun movie, but I am partial to muscular handsome men. LOL But back in 2002, in what is now Iraq, a carving was found of what may well be the Scorpion King. See this article from the New York Times: Carving of a King Could Rewrite History
And there have been some interesting finds associated with the oldest story ever recorded in history, the Sumerian Epic of Gilgamesh. He was described as two parts god, one part man.
Truthfully I'm not that into the Christian UFO conspiracy groups, and I will never buy my new age friends theory, that the friendly aliens are preparing us for the next step in human evolution and want what is best for mankind.
However these dark Sumerian descriptions are what people like Russ Dizdar speak about, hybrids, inter-dimensional entities, demons, nephilim, etc.........
"they are the numbness, the daze, that tread on the heels of man"
"(They) know not how to show mercy,
hear not prayer and supplication...."
"Doors do not hold them, locks do not restrain them...""
It makes ones think. I've had enough experiences that I don't want it or go looking for it. The bad thing is, I don't have to look for it.
I do believe there has been a transmutation, and there are hybrids. Zeph has put out a few thought provoking podcast on this subject.
Well, I enjoyed the "The Fourth Kind" and did not consider it time wasted as l did with the movie "Paranormal Activity." I hated that one and wanted my time back!!
One thing concerns me about this movie is that it did a disservice to the victims in the Alaskan town of Nome. They are very real and there is a problem. In fact in Alaska if you compare ratio to population, the stats of missing persons to all other states, they have twice the amount. That town is also part of a huge area in Alaska known as "The Bermuda Triangle".
Though I do believe in the supernatural world I also believe there are human monsters. I'll never forget how I felt when the body of my little brother was found. It is still a cold case. I remember how the news kept playing images of the body bag. I wanted to scream out: He was my brother, he had a name! He was not just a statistic!
Hopefully others who go see this movie will search for facts on the real victims, and in a way maybe it will draw attention to it. From what I have found it seems to me they have a serial killer, probably more than one working together.........undergrounders. I also wonder how many cases that may have been foul play were improperly handled and brushed off a suicide or accident because of a stereotype.
I am saving that for the next post.
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