It is commonly held that the word "religion" is derived from the Anunnaki god "Ra" and the Latin verb "legio", meaning "I read". In other words, to pratice religion in the Latin world, is to read Ra's works. While this blog has not shown a direct link between Christianity and the Anunnaki god "Ra", it has nevertheless used the Kalanga language to show that Islam was proclaimed by Ra, and that Ra wrote the Koran. But what about Judaism? Can one link it to Ra, and is there any other faith that one can link to Ra?
As a matter of fact there is. When I revealed that one of my grandmothers was a Bushwoman (Nkhwa), and that the other was a Jew/Lemba, I was trying to work out the link between the two groups of people. The Jewish holy book is called the "Torah", while Bakhwa use the name "Torah" to refer to GOD.
Evidently, the god "Ra" was so central to Kalanga language that his name was even used as a verb, meaning "To read/practice Ra's doctrine". The Kalanga phrase " (Iswi) to Ra" therefore means "(We) read/practice Ra's doctrine". So, reading the Jewish Torah is indeed reading Ra's work. The Bushmen's God "Torah" is also directly linked to Ra's teachings - religion!
This brings me to an interesting, albeit contentious point of view. The Anunnaki's became us. They did that to survive, to perpetuate the species, albeit in an altered form. Their planet having dried up, they had to find somewhere else to live, a quest not entirely divorced from our own concerns today. Furthermore, being "intelligent" they had to grapple with the same "unanswered" questions to which we humans seek answers today- Is there an almighty being called God ? Who created God ? etc. It would have been extremely difficult for them to insulate us from their own concepts of God, especially when we developed into social groupings that needed rules to live by.
The ancient Maori heiroglyphic script found on Pitcairn island suggests that the Christian, and possibly Judaic concept of God/Almighty may be extra-terrestrial after all! At the extreme top right of the sloping line are two symbols - a cross (marked 4), and something that looks like a letter "X" with a "-" at the top and the bottom. I will call the latter symbol (marked 6), "two triangles balanced one on another". Previously I surmised that these symbols represented galaxies from which the spaceships flew towards earth. I may have been wrong. The cross (symbol 4) may be the Christian cross. If you "push" the two triangles (symbol 6) towards each other so that they intersect, you get what is generally known as the "Star of David".
The heiroglyphic script may therefore read "We came from Heaven/God in our space ships...."
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