Great Flood

### Aliases

Deluge, Flood, Great Inundation, First Armageddon, Apocalypse, Divine Retribution

## Event details

### Type

Global flooding caused by groundwater, heavy rain and falling water from the firmament on the surface

## Performers

God, Noah, and other humans

Nephilim

God, Michael, Gabriel, Uriel, Yaldabaoth, Enlil, Matsya, Zeus

The **Great Flood**, also known as the **Great Inundation**, **Deluge** or **First Armageddon**, was a worldwide event that occurred across the Globe that was a huge inundation with extremely massive amounts of water, leaving the planet completely submerged, returning it to its primal state of watery chaos, without form and void.

## Overview

Much of history was lost from the Collective Unconscious to the sands of time, and one of the greatest causes of this is the Great Flood. An entire planet flooded, destroying everything from organisms to buildings to entire bodies of knowledge, all caused by the anger of gods.

The flood itself was a representation of the gods wrath, their rage against all the transgressions of humanity. It was their judgement, their fury, their indignation. It was a hard reset for the entire planet, very few objects even survived this event. This came about from a multitude of phenomenon that, like dominoes falling into place, allowed the gods to institute such an event.

## Description

The Flood has at least three interpretations of how the event occurred, which are:

* Local Flood - A flood that relatively flooded only a considerable area and equivalent to a few kilometers.
* Regional Flood - A deluge that covered tens of thousands of square kilometers, enough to leave Costa Rica underwater.
* Global Flood - A multi-continental scale deluge that covered the entire globe and left it completely submerged.

The reason there are different interpretations for the flood portions involves the fact of the time when it occurred and the fact that there are no scientifically accurate facts about the existence of the Flood. However, there are reasons to believe in the existence of a flood that probably happened on Earth not too long ago, one of which is the abundance of global flood stories found in a wide variety of cultures. Anthropologists have catalogued hundreds of ancient flood legends from all over the world. The ancient Babylonians, Native Americans, Australian Aboriginals, Aztecs, Romans, Greeks, Chinese, Mayans, Inuits, and many others recorded flood stories.

A second area of evidence for the flood of Genesis 6 is physical evidence found on the earth’s surface. For example, 75 percent of earth’s land surface is comprised of sedimentary rock—rock that was washed away, dissolved in fluid, and redeposited elsewhere. Fossils are found in many of these sedimentary layers. It is common to find massive fossil graveyards consisting of jumbled, smashed, and contorted fossil remains that give the appearance of a large number of animals destroyed simultaneously by an incredible force.

A third line of evidence for the global flood is the presence of abundant fossil remains of marine life at the tops of every major mountain range in the world, including the Himalayas. Thus, the possibility of a flood having occurred in ancient times is probable.

The most famous interpretation of the flood, and the one that generates the most agreement among the religious of the three great Abrahamic religions, is the interpretation of a global flood, with the waters of the flood coming from underground ("the same day were all the fountains of the great deep broken up" - Genesis 7:11), heavy rain ("And the rain was upon the earth forty days and forty nights." - Genesis 7:12) and from an external source of water, which is mentioned as falling after God opened the "windows of heaven", allowing the waters above and the waters below to unite for the first time since their separation in the First and Second Days of Creation, with all the waters covering the planet in water, up to the highest mountain, returning Earth back to its primordial state of watery chaos.

However, it is worth remembering that it is still debatable where so much water would have come from to flood the whole earth. There is also the question of how a universal deluge would have interfered with the planet's orbit and its tidal force relative to the moon due to the extremely massive amount of water. Apart from the fact that where the water would have gone after the Flood, since even if holes or "drains" the size of continents were created, it would still take several years for the water to be absorbed by the Earth.

The other interpretation is that of a minor Flood, one local and one regional, which is based on the fact that in the old days the world had far fewer people than it does today, and the word "the whole world" could refer to the entire world discovered in the time, with the water covering from a few hundred kilometers or even hundreds of thousands of square kilometers, enough to leave Costa Rica under water.

## History

During the second millennium BCE, humanity all over the Earth became corrupt in various ways, mainly through the lust of some of God's angels. Various deities had found each other due to their anger at this corruption, and decided to start a meeting to decide what they should do. Among the various deities, among them were Enlil, Matsya, Zeus, the Archons of Yaldabaoth, and most importantly God, who was accompanied by his left and right arms, Michael and Gabriel. At that meeting, many gods complained that mankind was abandoning worship of them, due to the fact that some of His angels rebelled against the will of God, and were now teaching mankind to go against the will of their gods.

Most of the gods decided that it would be best to send a Flood to annihilate humanity and start over with new humans. God and Gabriel were obviously against this decision, with Michael expecting a decision from God. To decide then whether or not humans should live, the gods decided that God should send two of his angels to Earth, one would have the mission of trying to corrupt humans while the other would have to try to prevent this, if humanity could resist, then humanity would live.

Although it was against his will, God sent His sons, the Arbiters, to tempt humans with sins, while Gabriel, one of Heaven's purest angels, would have the mission to guide humanity to the path of light. As expected, in the end, the Arbiters managed to corrupt more humans than the Messenger was able to free from his clutches. However, God already imagined that this would happen, so he asked Gabriel to go to all the humans who resisted the Arbiter's temptations and tell them to build boats and arks, one of these humans being the famous Noah, descendant of King Enoch.

After another gathering of the deities, it was decided that since God had created humans, he would have to annihilate them, falling on God's shoulders to destroy the Earth. Some years passed, enough time had been given to the humans chosen by the Messenger to build their boats, such as Noah, Gilgamesh, Deucalion and Manu. With everyone in their arks, God sent the angel of fire, Uriel, to send the mighty Flood.

The Archangel Uriel then with her flames caused several volcanoes around the globe to erupt, increasing the global temperature radically, causing the glaciers of the terrestrial poles to suddenly melt, raising insanely large waves, sweeping cities, villages and mountains from the face of the Earth. To finish, Uriel used her control over the machinery of the universe and caused the Primordial Waters to fall on the planet and, with this immeasurable amount of water, the planet at the time called Eden, was totally submerged.

After the Flood, God disappeared from the universe, with some believing that God died.

## Myths and Legends

The Flood myth is ubiquitous in almost every myth on Earth.

## Trivia

* If we are to consider that the Flood can refer to the Black Sea Deluge, then the Flood would have taken place around 5,500 BCE.
* Although Noah and his family were chosen to survive the Flood, there were several groups of survivors scattered around the world.