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Religious Influence Anu’s lineage comes from Draconian, Lyran and Sirian bloodlines, and is more inclined towards the roots of the Orion Empire. Anu has been involved heavily in our history throughout all religious mythologies, had his part in the decision making of the Biblical flood, and is still dominating the spirit and influence in religion.
In Greek mythology Anu was known as the Titan “Cronus” father of the Olympians, which then adopted the Roman God “Saturn” with the conquest on the Greeks by the Romans in the Battle of Corinth in 146 BC. In Roman mythology Anu is the God Saturn, Lord of the Rings; the entity behind the Cult of Saturn of Ancient Rome as well as Janus; the Two sided face Roman God. In Canaanite/Phoenician mythology Saturn is refer to as “El” or “Dagon”, the fish God, who is also another mythology god imposed as Anu. It’s ironic as many people believe the Vatican worships “Lucifer” when in reality they are worshiping Anu.
Religious Influence Anu’s lineage comes from Draconian, Lyran and Sirian bloodlines, and is more inclined towards the roots of the Orion Empire. Anu has been involved heavily in our history throughout all religious mythologies, had his part in the decision making of the Biblical flood, and is still dominating the spirit and influence in religion.
In Greek mythology Anu was known as the Titan “Cronus” father of the Olympians, which then adopted the Roman God “Saturn” with the conquest on the Greeks by the Romans in the Battle of Corinth in 146 BC. In Roman mythology Anu is the God Saturn, Lord of the Rings; the entity behind the Cult of Saturn of Ancient Rome as well as Janus; the Two sided face Roman God. In Canaanite/Phoenician mythology Saturn is refer to as “El” or “Dagon”, the fish God, who is also another mythology god imposed as Anu. It’s ironic as many people believe the Vatican worships “Lucifer” when in reality they are worshiping Anu.
