of the solar system. The second stage of creation then proceeds with an enormous cosmic
collision.
According to the tale a huge ‘rogue’ planet named as Nibiru that was not originally part of our
planetary system became drawn into the gravitational pull of our outer planets and eventually the
Sun and began an enormously vast, elliptical and permanent orbit. The texts say that Nibiru’s
orbit is in fact, so eccentric and elliptical that during its perihelion it crosses the paths of all the
other planets except the inner most four, making its closest pass precisely where we now find the
asteroid belt (fig.120). They also tell us that the orbit of this ‘rogue planet’ was contrary to the
paths of the other planets of the system causing it to travel around the Sun in the opposite
direction to them. It was during its entry to our solar system and on the second subsequent orbit,
while making close orbital passes of the inner planets that two enormous celestial disasters
occurred.
Fig.120 (not to scale)And as you read this account I am about to relate to you, as bizarre as it sounds, I ask you to
consider deeply what you know of science and astronomy and also of mythology and biblical
tales and again remember that the following tale is not from someone’s imagination but is in fact
an accurate (though paraphrased) translation compiled from an account of our beginnings that
was written by the Sumerians 6000 years ago and saved on tens of thousands of clay tablets that
have been found in Mesopotamia in the last 150 years, the information their fragments and pieces
contain collected, painstakingly reassembled and meticulously researched by Zechariah Sitchin,
the world leading authority on Sumerian texts.
Now with all of the above in mind, according to the 6000 year old Sumerian account, the actual
creation of the Solar System, including the creation of Hammered Bracelet and the Earth, and
ultimately of man, the calendar, civilization and pretty well the whole shebang went like this:
In the Beginning
Far, far back, in the depths of time, Apsu (our Sun) was originally born with two companions,
one was Mummu (the planet Mercury) and the other a watery planet called ‘Tiamat’ or even as
‘Beautiful Tiamat – the Mother of All’ (some cryptic references to Tiamat are actually even made
in Biblical texts on occasion, where it is referred to as Tehom or Tehom-Raba - ‘Great Tiamat’).
The next planets to come were Lahamu (Venus) and Lahmu (Mars) then, before the first two had
even yet formed properly, came Anshar (Saturn), Kishar (Jupiter), An (Uranus) and Antu