SERVING THE REPTILIAN DRAGON KINGS
- ParrisVstefanow
- Apr 3
- 4 min read
Updated: Apr 5
The ancient world abounds with stories of the serpent or dragon race and royal kings, queens, and emperors who claim their right to rule through their descent from the serpent gods.
The Sumerian accounts tell of flying serpents and dragons breathing fire (symbolic of their aerial craft? )
....... and how the kings of Sumer, going back long before the deluge to some 240,000BC, were "changelings" seeded by the union of the gods and humans.
Sargon the Great, that famous ruler of the Sumer Empire, claimed this genetic origin and the very existence of "kingship" is reported very clearly to have been a gift of these gods.
Equally clear is that they were reptilian gods, as in "The reptiles verily descend". And there are many references by the Sumerians to their gods as fiery, winged, serpents.
The term U-SHUM-GAL, often used to describe Enki, translates as flying, fiery, serpent, which would perfectly describe a reptilian in a flying craft emitting a fiery exhaust. In fact the word SHUM can relate to the term "sky vehicle".
There could be another origin for this "fiery" symbolism, also.
The Anunnaki god Ninurta was called a MUSH-SHA-TUR-GAL-GAL - the "flying serpent with the fiery glance" and this fits perfectly with the descriptions by the Zulu shaman Credo Mutwa in his stories of the reptilians in ancient and modern African legend.
He says the reptilians have a third eye between the other two which opens from side to side instead of top down - the "fiery, red eye" in African tradition.
From this can be flashed a red, laser-like beam, he says, which can knock a person down and paralyze them. This is an origin of the phrase about giving someone the "evil eye".
In China the Lung Wang ("Dragon Kings") were said to have a "magical pearl" on their foreheads, a "divine eye" and mystical source of power.
French stories from the Alpine regions speak of a dragon with a blood-red ruby "eye" in the centre of the forehead that was so bright the creature seemed to be projecting fire.
Sometimes this middle eye is called a dracontia 4 and the eye in the centre of the forehead in the ancient stories of the beings called the Cyclops may well relate to this, too.
Credo Mutwa and modern abductees describe how the most "royal" and senior reptilians, the Draco, have horns.
Some look like Darth Maul in the Star Wars movie with the nodules or "horns" around his head. So much truth is told as fiction through Hollywood movies, both by those trying to get the story out and, overwhelmingly, by those conditioning humanity for the open appearance of these beings in the years to come.
In my view, George Lucas of Star Wars is among the latter. The Sumerians depicted their "gods" with horned helmets and other headgear that was later
used by the hybrid bloodlines to symbolize royalty and kingship, and from this came the symbol of the royal crown.
Look at Darth Maul and you will perhaps see where the crown comes from. Credo Mutwa says on the Reptilian Agenda, part one, that he was amazed to see Darth Maul because of his likeness to the reptilians in ancient and modern African legend.
The ram or goat's head, so widely used as a symbol of Satanism, is partly symbolic of the horned nature of the Anunnaki "royalty" that Satanism was created to serve.
Ram is a word or syllable meaning fire and relates to the Atlantean god of fire, Votan.
From this we get pentagram, pyramid, Semiramis, Ramses, Rama, Ramtha, maybe even program or programme, a word at the heart of the Illuminati strategy.
The dragon kings
The kings of the succession in the reptilian bloodlines were known as "Dragons".
When many kingdoms joined together in battle, or as a group of kingdoms, they appointed a king of kings. These were known as the Great Dragon or... Draco.
The Celtic title of Pendragon, as in Uther Pendragon, the father of "King Arthur" in the Grail stories, was a version of this.
In the legends, the symbolic Arthur was a descendant of the dragons and his helmet (or El-met, named after a reptilian goddess called El) carried a dragon motif.
The red dragon symbol of Wales comes from the claim by Merlin, Arthur's "magician", that the red dragon symbolized the people of Britain.
Merlin was described as only half human because he was the child of an underground being and a human woman.
The Arthurian stories include all the classic elements of the story, including the creation of royal bloodlines through the interbreeding between humans and non-human entities;
....... shape-shifting, the use of holographic images to hide a being's true form, and battles between competing dragons.
Geoffrey of Monmouth, the 12th century historian, said that Merlin's earlier name had been Ambrosius, thus possibly associating him with the Greek term for menstrual blood, Ambrosia, which the reptilians love to drink.
There is also the theme of the "Lady of the Lake" and this connects with the stories of goddess-worshipping serpent peoples like the Nagas living in underground centers located under lakes and lochs.
Like the Celtic myth and folklore, the ancient Greek culture was inspired by the Sumerians and the earlier Atlanteans and Lemurians and was based almost entirely on their stories and myths under different names.
All over the ancient world you find the same recurring stories of the serpent gods.
Throughout the Sumer Empire the people worshipped serpent gods and as the Reverend John Bathhurst Deane wrote in his book, The Worship Of The Serpent:
"...One of [the] five builders of Thebes [in Egypt] was named after the serpent-god of the Phoenicians, Ofhion ...The first altar erected to Cyclops at Athens was to 'Ops', the serpent deity;
....... The symbolic worship of the serpent was so common in Greece that Justin Martyr accuses the Greeks of introducing it into the mysteries of all their gods. "
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