Tiamat: Earth’s Precursor Planet Destroyed in Ancient Wars

Tiamat is a planet that, in this multiverse, was pulverized during the Anunnaki-Reptilian wars, resulting in half of the planet becoming fragmented and remaining in the asteroid belt, while the other half exists today as Earth. Given that we live in a multiverse, Tiamat exists whole and unfragmented in different dimensions where Earth does not exist. In our universe, Gaia (Mother Earth) is undoubtedly a remnant of Tiamat, making Earth literally a piece of this ancient planet. Some believe that Mary Magdalene is an aspect of Gaia; it is not a stretch to understand that Magdalene is also an aspect of the precursor to Earth—Tiamat. Ancient Babylonian history records that Tiamat was a goddess of the sea who mated with the god of freshwater (Abzû) and produced young gods, referred to as monsters or dragons in mythology. The myth recounts that she was the dragon-mother who was killed by Marduk, an Anunnaki. Some scholars suggest that Tiamat represents a symbol of chaos in the creation myth. The story of Tiamat connects directly to the Humanoid Experiment and the manipulation of DNA that began even before Tiamat’s destruction, making it part of the Master Blueprint of humanity’s evolution in this universe.

Discover the ancient history of Tiamat and its connection to Earth in Destination New Earth and The Unsuspected Heroes.

Related Terms:

• Anunnaki
• Gaia
• Mary Magdalene
• Multiverse