Creation by Incarnation Theory

## Principle of Incarnation

The idea that the body is but a vessel of higher or lesser entities is one that predates Sumer. However, the adoption of the idea by the Chief Priest Nibuia into the scroll's codices is based on the interpretation of a worldview that arose within his time. The Akkadian Scribes that composed the pseudopigraphic texts in his name believed that the power of the imagination is the entry point of spiritual, or supernatural entities called the Archons and thought that it was the proper way to interpret the worldview held by the last generation of Sumerians before their empire was swallowed by Enki during his cataclysmic flood.

### Spirit Possession (Primal Incarnation)

Whenever a Djinn, another name for Spirit..possesses a human it is because the current circumstance facing that human causes an occurrence where the Spirit sympathizes with the human, and offers itself to be his/her guardian angel that will empower them to overcome their seemingly insurmountable circumstance. Moreover, it is agreed by that human that even when that insurmountable obstacle is overcome that the guardian angel will remain in them until death. The only time that the Djinn relinquishes their stronghold over the magus is when a higher entity that has authority over them demands it for the will of the deity from which it is sent. In such case, a transfiguration event occurs where the Magus is allowed to decide whether they will take up the higher calling ascribed to the higher entity, or deity and becomes an initiate of the higher order. This is rare, but the Akkadians that wrote about such occurrences in the Codices found within the Nibuian Scrolls understood this as the cause of mass migrations and the reinterpretation of ancient deities for modern ones.

The Primal Incarnation of a Magus is as sacred as the loss of virginity between two who had not known another in flesh. It is done by rituals specific to the nature of the Djinn being invoked, and may or may not conform to the system of symbols that originated a magus's understanding of them. For example, When Ishtar became Inana during the Akkadian Empire the first oracle which was ascribed the title of Temple Matriarch was said to have read a curse taught to her by the daemon Moloch. The curse would eventually be inverted in its meaning, and then written down in reverse in the future by a Mystic Questor who was building an Ancient Temple for his King. After the Ecumenical Councils of Rome this inverted curse was attributed the title "The Song of Solomon," and was said to contain the romance felt between Adam and Eve on the First Honeymoon. Such an event was unique in anthropological history because it was intended by El, or YHWH to be the inception of the Priesthood that worshiped the divine through Sex.

This concept was important to this deity because after YHWH was said to have cursed the Earth to free his creation, which became subject to a fallen Adam and Eve. The Tree of Life guarded by its flaming sword was not the sole source of immortalization for Human Flesh. The offspring of Humans and the immortals within the Archons were abhorrent to YHWH, and became a form of worship among those of Sumer. Moloch, a demon of child sacrifice that was among firstborn of the Infernal Archons specialized in the physical and symbolic destruction of these offspring that were being born of Sumerian Rituals. Unbeknownst to him, Nibuia and the god that would approach him named Suñek were of this Immortal caste. YHWH is believed by the Akkadian priesthood to have created Moloch to be a partner to Mammon, a daemon of avarice and worldly wealth. These infernal beings are known to approach humans who value the material world over that of the spirit to sacrifice their children to receive more wealth and financial security during challenging circumstances and would cause Suñek and his visionary to pass into oblivion for a period.

### Intellectual Possession (Secondary Incarnation)

Secondary Possession can occur in two forms: individualistic, or collectivist. However it is always accomplished by the declaration of a novel school of thought. Whenever Scribes are granted authority to regenerate a previously thought dead religion, or deity it is accomplished by the process of intellectual possession. Phenomenologically it is experienced by scribes and sages as a profound realization of eternal truths that become written after observing the novel writings coherence with ancient wisdom. Often there are political ambitions that accompany an Intellectual Possession. For example, in the representative governments of the future that are inherently secular there is often a motivation by elected officials to reinstate the supremacy of their deities that they believe are under threat. This often is the motivation to switch the incarnation from being an individualist phenomenon to being a collectivist one. Once a charismatic can lead others to see the importance of their cause. The guardian djinn that leads the individual becomes the patron by which the collective can tap into and receive motivational power.

### Panentheist Creation Theory

It is believed by the medical caste of Sumer that the gods created by dividing their corporeal substance into all the various objects we see in the natural world. Therefore, in their estimation possession of any kind can be healed by restoring the natural balance within the body. Likewise, they believe that the gods intended that nature itself can provide connection to the divine without religion. Assisting Nibuia in investigating the mysteries of Soma they also wrote the document that the King requesting in understanding the endocannabinoid and endogenous opiate system that allows someone to have such a profound religious experience. Moreover, the document is translated to mean *Divining The Gods with Holistic Medicine.* Anthropologists are excited to decipher this document, and surprisingly it was discovered in one of the temples of Kashmir. It was rumored that after the lands of Sumer fell in the flood, and when the war against the Akkadians lead to mass genocide under Sargon most of the chieftains escaped to lands where their services would be required. Moreover, much of the medicine mysticism of Sumer can be recovered by interpreting these medical documents.