Garden of Eden.

However before going to "meet the soul" and the soul manifest it self /communicate and the consequence, go back into the history of humans and gods. I hope it will help me to explain two important points.

It is about Eden, the failure of the experiments in Eden represented a degradation and a "Fall," because it meant the secularization and commercialization of what was than a sacred world from a spiritual and religious point of view.

 

Please understand me correctly, I am not trying/talking about transcending the human realm in order to become divine that is the field of the professionals, religion and priests. A am talking about the of awakening and realization of the loneness which characterized so many modern lives, the lack of real  knowledge about who we are as  humans. The awakening from the resigned acceptance of the stifling amount of frustration, boredom, and dissatisfaction that characterizes large portions of the modern everyday life.

The garden of Eden best seen as an Bio-genetic Experiment with Humans. For information on Eden most of us rely on the bible. There are a number of places on Earth known for the presence of immortality, but one of the best known is; The Garden of Eden because it is mentioned in the bible. Not a myth nor fanciful but the repository of ancient memories; the Bible should be read literally as a historic/scientific document;

 "And the Lord God planted a garden eastward in Eden; and there he put the man whom he had formed" (Genesis 2:8). ". The name and concept of Eden were transmitted not through the Sumerian language of Dilmun but through the Hebrew-Hellenistic one of Eden." It is an accident of history, of archaeology, of translation, perhaps, that Dilmun was lost and Eden remained. However, it should not shake the faith of any intelligent human being. Embedded in the Bible as very ancient folk memory, not only the story of Creation but also the story of Man’s emergence from total integration with nature too dependence of perilous self-reliance, with all the man-made dangers incipient therein. There has been much speculation about Eden's location on the globe. Most likely that it is covered by the mud released by the Euphrates and Tigris during the flood and rise of the sea level with 100-120 meter.

 

Around 6000BC, the world was changing, there is no record of what upheavals that evolution caused, what tortured questions about traditional values and life-styles, what dislocations of clans or tribes. But far more dramatic than the infinitely later Industrial Revolution, worse compared with today's computer-age and dis-combobulating of persons, professions and systems.

It is The story about the human creation, about Adam and Eve who were in principle heirs to natural bounty. They had everything they needed. Living in the Garden of Eden.  Portrayed as a place of peace and human’s could become immortals, the world as a beautiful and perfect paradise. “God planted a garden in Eden”. It was a real place, not mythological. It was here that God put Adam and Eve, the first two humans. "Eve" came to symbolize the "mother of all living."

Adam and his son Abel on the other hand representing  good and innocent”, but they lack will, initiative, and the creative spark. There life to be found within the physical realm, where Spiritual enlightenment is the most important force and essential. They differ because they accept that the human body and mind are week, basically that life is to be sought by man, not in himself or in his own power, but from without, from Him who is emphatically to Life. (God, Spirit, Nature, Conscious). They are connected, the Body works like an antenna, able to receive and comprehend the messages from Universe. 

 

The material world associated with “The Dark World” only to bring fourth al kind of evil. The development of the man-made world. Now those who questioned the value-its foundations, its longevity, the uses to which it was being put-were decried as everything from anti-national to puritanical, eventually killed. The reality of the man made society, the development of the (industrial) State, the obsession with material goods, failure to align what is best for humanity and shared values as, an emblem of the joys of the celestial paradise. What did really happen?

The Jews are not the only people living in the Middle East, the location of this play. Until the recent discovery of the Nineveh tablets, Assyrian cuneiform was dead. Early translators never heard of it. The name and concept of Eden were transmitted not through the Sumerian language of Dilmun but through the Hebrew-Hellenistic one of Eden." I The wedge like cuneiform was simply replaced by the alphabetic writing of the Greeks, a much more efficient system.

An accident of history, of archaeology, of translation, perhaps, that Dilmun was lost and Eden remained. However with the rediscovery of the recorded stories about the kings and early live in the Middle east a new interest starting.

 

The Sumerians always claimed that their ancestors came 'out of the sea,' Their original "Eden" was gone but a new one called Dilmun, on higher ground along the eastern coast of Arabia, and enters the epics and the poems. It is only recently that the  scholarly world heard about Dilmun a little more than a century ago, after they were able to decipher cuneiform tablets unearthed by archaeologist Austen Henry Layard in Nineveh.

Dilmun seen as economic center and center of activity but also as hallowed place of legend. Its exact location has been a debated issue. Possible the islands of Bahrain and Failaka or the eastern coast of Saudi Arabia. At one stage "The island of Bahrain the Hong Kong of its era,a rich hub of international trade, with ships coming and going between Mesopotamia, the Indus Valley civilization and Atlantis.

The Archaic Sumerian Cuneiform the world's first written language. This was in the third millennium B.C., more than three thousand years after the rise of the Ubaid culture. In Sumerian the word "Eden" meant simply "fertile plain." The word "Adam" also existed in cuneiform, meaning something like "settlement on the plain." Although both words were set down first in Sumerian, along with place names like Ur and Uruk, they are not Sumerian in origin an they are older. A Assyriologist named Benno Landsberger advanced 1943 the theory  that these names were all linguistic remnants of a pre-Sumerian people who had already named rivers, cities-and even some specific trades like potter anti coppersmith-before the Sumerians appeared.

Land of Tilmun/Dilmun.

"The first known account of a paradise garden appears on a cuneiform tablet from ancient Sumer. A place called Dilmun, a pure, clean, bright place where sickness, violence, and old age do not exist. At first this paradise lacks only one thing: water. Eventually this is provided by the Sumerian water god, Enki. At once, Dilmun is transformed into a garden of fruit trees, edible plants, and flowers. Dilmun, however, is a paradise for the gods alone and not for human beings, although Ziusudra (the Sumerian counterpart of Noah) was exceptionally admitted to the divine garden." Until the discovery of the Nineveh tablets, Assyrian cuneiform was dead.

For us it is “he Sumerian king list” an ancient text in the Sumerian language listing kings of Sumer from Sumerian and foreign dynasties.

Information about Sumerian Gods and deities are found on the Sumerian King List as well as Sumerian clay tablets and cylinder seals. The Sumerian King List basically records all the rulers of Earth back over 400,000 years. All the early rulers were allegedly gods, half-gods or immortals.

 They did differentiate between these Gods called the Nephilim Nefilim, Elohim, and the Anunnaki - " As those who came from Heaven  and the others." Anunnaki singled out as far as there involvement with the human race is concerned and as such well recorded. According to the Syrians these gods came from space, 'Planet of the Crossing.' There is a divergence between the Gods and the Anunnaki, They were not called god but din.gir, a two-syllable word ( dual). 'Din' meant 'righteous, pure, bright;' 'gir' a sharp-edged object