The Epic of Creation
According to the texts, on its second orbit Nibiru itself collided with Tiamats lower half and
delivered the truly fatal blow. The already damaged planet was no match for the enormous bulk
of the invader which hit one colossal piece of the already cracked Tiamat square on, pulverizing it
completely. The remaining half of Tiamat was struck by the orbiting North Wind, Nibiru’s largest
moon, shunting the remainder of the broken sphere further towards the Sun and into a new orbit
taking its large satellite Kingu with it (fig.122). Kingu, now lifeless from the encounter, shrunk in
size and cooled to a desolate battered wasteland. The force of the blow was so great that the other
ten moons of Tiamat were also shattered, the debris sent flying off on vast elliptical orbits of their
own, though following Nibiru’s path, now in the opposite direction of the other planets of the
system (an event which explains not only their existence, but also the incredibly vast and
retrograde orbits of the comets in our solar system).
Gaga the former moon of Saturn, confused by Nibiru’s influence, began its life as a small
planetoid we now call Pluto and continued off on its own eccentric orbit, which now marked the
elliptical line that Nibiru had created with its entrance to our solar system. (Modern scientists
have also theorized that Pluto may once have been a moon of Saturn, in fact its orbital path still
overlaps that of Saturn’s today).
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The waters that were left on the broken sphere that was once the beautiful Tiamat spread out
over the remaining chunk of the planet which, now shunted a little closer to the sun, began its
new orbit as the Earth, while the remaining debris from the collision that floated in space spread
slowly out to form the hammered out band that is now the asteroid belt. The Sumerians say the
evidence of this cosmic event is still visible on the earth and that is why all the land mass is on
one side of the planet and, if you removed the oceans from earth, it would not appear as a true
sphere like the other planets, but rather slightly ‘scooped out’ where the Pacific basin lies,
because it never formed completely back into a proper sphere shape. They say the pacific basin is
the scar that still remains from the wound the planet once bore. This event apparently also gave
the Earth its axial wobble, “The stars, their images, as the stars of the Zodiac, he fixed.” It was
during this cosmic collision that the ‘Seed of Life’ was also transferred to the Earth from Nibiru.