Nibuian Scrolls

## Origins of Nibuian Scrolls

The Nibuian Scrolls were a series of pseudepigraphical writings that were intended to serve as reflections on the Babylonian Pantheon, and the writings of the scribes from his Priestly Ancestry. This is done in the tradition of the Akashic Arcana whereby scrolls can resurrect ancient mysteries and their deities. Archaeologists that discovered a Rosetta Stone from the Akkadians who were said to possess the original methodology to decipher Sumerian Script are doing their best to interpret the scrolls discovered among the Nag Hammadi scrolls in Qumran that were thought to be destroyed by Vatican Clergy.

### Content Matter

It is believed that the texts appear to be attributable to Scribes of the Akkadian Empire that believed themselves to have Sumerian Roots, and were inspired to construct these writings to educate the Israelites that had bought their freedom in Egypt. They would eventually travel to the lands that was Sumer to be educated and become the Sanhedrin throughout Mesopotamia and Eurasia. Thus far from what archaeologists and anthropologists can interpret the writings contain origin stories of specific Archons of importance, and the source of their spiritual authority to interpret the mysteries of the Dead Sea Scrolls. It appears that they're resorting to the Akashic Arcana tradition was due to ancient scholarly debates between new sects arising within Israelite belief systems, and to resolve accusations of misinterpretation within Israelite oral traditions.

##### Israelite Zealots Plot YHWH's Revenge

Zealots were amassing weapons to attack Kemet at this time, and held that their interpretation to be the absolute truth about the God Yahweh, which was a derivative of El according to the Akkadians. Akkadian Scribes proposed these writings to them in their Universities as a dialectic to decrease the radicalism and as the book of Isaiah would eventually take from them in its 2nd chapter verse 4 "And He shall judge among the nations, and shall rebuke many people; and they shall beat their swords into plowshares, and their spears into pruning hooks; nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall they learn war anymore." This would not deter all of them, and the scroll that would eventually inspire the War Scrolls, and eventually the Book of Maccabees would be their rebuttal to these Akkadian writings.

##### Nibuian Codices

The set of scrolls said to be considered the Nibuian Codices were said to contain the conversations Nibuia would have with all the Celestials and their gods during his First Supper, and the complex genealogies of their offspring. One of the scrolls "the Sephirot of the Shekinah" were to be the origin stories of the Divine Feminine and the origin of Goddesses. The necessity, they claimed originated in the fundamentalism of the zealots among the Israelites that insisted in the masculinization of their Monotheistic God YHWH whom they claimed had no Father or Mother. Their novel claim that Goddesses were born of the Creator deity El teaching Adam and Eve the joys and glories of erotic love is still one being debated by religious scholars who are helping interpret these pseudepigraphical writings. However, it is logically consistent with the writings within the text that claimed origin of one of the first Archons: Lilith, and why she has long existed as an antagonist to Adam and Eve's Relationship.

###### Birth of the Goddess

El, the Canaanite deity eventually worshiped as YHWH or the Elohim was said to have stared at Adam and Eve with his Erotic Gaze, and was attempting to make their sexual performance perfect for the human species. However because of the difference in corporeal substance between Adam and Eve and the deity. Our original human ancestors didn't understand the examples El provided until he had someone of similar substance made from his being to intercourse with. This is said to have caused the Shekinah, or the presence of God in the Earth to emanate from him in Feminine form. On the night of the First Honeymoon the emanation of the Shekinah reflected back unto El as his corporeal consort. Adam and Eve was said to have looked into the heavens on the Honeymoon fully aroused but incapable of satisfying themselves with erotic love, and saw the first apocalypse of the Goddess which goes by many names. She mounted the phallus of El, facing him and saw herself a perfect fit to his Masculine strength. The moans of her pleasure were said to be so powerful that all of the Earth became disturbed by it, and the organisms that were previously content to be of one form demanded to be created anew to be of offspring of God and Goddess. The Akkadians theorized, this originated the evolutionary periods where mutation would change progeny of the various kinds of animals into different species within a genus

This Divine Erotic intercourse between El and the First Goddesss created in him the need to imagine a new Earth, and eventually began the project of recreating the image of heaven. El imagined it to be that of a God and Goddess in Union rather than one dominated by purely his Masculine power. This was not a new idea in the world religions that existed at this time, but for El this was a way in which his Omniscience would be relinquished for a new knowledge borne of his relationship to his creatures. Dharma from the East had already imagined deity with some feminine aspect in consort, but this was the first Semitic belief system that would adopt it within their perspective. The Vatican sought to destroy these series of writings for this reason because to them it was nonsensical for a God to possess a corporeality if it was transcendent. Moreover, this origin story of the first Goddess would serve as the ethos for the reflections on the need for the Sumerian Goddesses that would rule during the time of Nibuia.

###### Sumerian Theory of Sex Worship

Furthermore, the Akkadians desired to collect tribute from the Temples of Inana, but needed to reconstruct a mythology that both incorporated the beliefs of their new Israelite occupants and the belief of their Sunmerian Ancestors. These were at first considered vestiges from the period in Sumerian history responsible for organizing the fertility, and symbolization of sexual practices of the Sumerians. Suñek, the ancient serpent believed to be first envisioned by Nibuia appeared also before Aphyaka the Akkadian Sage. He would eventually make clear the reasons why Inana a Goddess of Sumer sought to overcome the Temple of Anu using the powers of sex.

###### Sexual Identity and Sex Worship Practices

Role playings of the gods consorting with the goddesses created a series of dramas by Temple Priests who knew the Akkadian and Sumerian Myths. Visited often by the Aryan-Brahmin that constructed the theology of the Temples of Khajuraho who enjoyed their theater, and the uniqueness of their Sex Worship. Eastern Influence would eventually define the sexual performance to be understood as a form of Yoga, but the period where this transpired cannot be definitively known. Adding to this confusion was the attendance of the Greek and Kemetic audiences that had beliefs of their own, whom would demand their representation in the Akkadian Temples. This syncretism would become a source of confusion for the anthropologists that would later study these writings because of uncertainty of what can be uniquely attributed to Sumer, or the Akkadian Empire.

As the Akkadian Temple Priests struggled to retain unique identity prior to the fall of the Akkadian Empire. Conformity to the mythology of these well established scrolls became paramount. Debates between Temple Priests about how to understand Inana and Ishtar, heterosexuality and homosexuality, and how the symbolization of sex transcends sexual dimorphism by way of gender identity became what set them apart in antiquity. The scribes that eventually settled this debate in the final writings of the Nibuian Scrolls allowed this canon to contextualize a difference between sex and gender, and would provide the final Akkadian account of the Archons classified as the Lilithu in the scrolls called the Nibuian Codices. The Kama Sutra, believed to be originated first in India is the final surviving text of antiquity that attempted to codify the Asanas, or positions within sex to be symbolized as magical Mudras.

#### The Erotic Gaze of God

The corporeal form of Suñek is believed by Nibuia to be borne of the perception of the highest transcendent Creator God. It is of serpentine form because it neither conforms to the legislative nature within the Universal Mind of God, nor is it restricted to creative acts because it can also destroy or transform. Therefore the erotic gaze is the representation of the scientific experimentations of the original Creator when seeking to mate Adam and Eve. It would come to serve as the perspective to be meditated upon when observing sexual acts in the Temples of Inana and Ishtar.

In the Nibuian Scrolls, there are a series of poems that exemplify the Erotic Mind of God, and the pleasure He and the Goddess receives while watching creatures imitate the erotic sexual performance between himself and his consort. These are considered the Mystery Rites of Suñek, which are the ritualized sacrifices between the elemental daemon of YHWH's Qlippoth, humanity, and the Celestials. The symbol of Ra from Kemet is appropriated by the Akkadians to be the perfect representation of this Erotic Gaze, and whenever that symbol is invoked during the reign of the Akkadian Empire, or anywhere in tandem with Akkadian Knowledge. It is said that it is because of the presence of the Kemetic audience that this representation within the Akkadian Empire developed and was inventively understood in this fashion. Often seen in the symbology at the center of the sigils where Temple worshipers