THE NAIGAJE
The True Origins of Göbekli Tepe: Cataclysm, Sky Burials, and Ancient Observatories
In this forum dialogue, participants examine historical and archaeological mysteries, focusing specifically on the ancient site of Göbekli Tepe and its connection to a post-cataclysmic environmental crisis. The discussion contrasts conventional academic views with alternative narratives, suggesting that the site served as an astronomical observatory and a functional health center rather than merely a ritualistic or ceremonial space. Key points include the historical necessity of sky burials—where human and animal remains were fed to vultures to mitigate bacterial contamination after a global deluge—and the introduction of hand-pollination techniques by advanced non-human entities to prevent ecological collapse. Furthermore, the dialogue touches upon ancient mythologies, the deliberate burial of structural layers to preserve history from future deception, and the ongoing struggle to awaken humanity to its true past.
THE NAIGAJE
The True Origins of Göbekli Tepe: Cataclysm, Sky Burials, and Ancient Observatories
In this forum dialogue, participants examine historical and archaeological mysteries, focusing specifically on the ancient site of Göbekli Tepe and its connection to a post-cataclysmic environmental crisis. The discussion contrasts conventional academic views with alternative narratives, suggesting that the site served as an astronomical observatory and a functional health center rather than merely a ritualistic or ceremonial space. Key points include the historical necessity of sky burials—where human and animal remains were fed to vultures to mitigate bacterial contamination after a global deluge—and the introduction of hand-pollination techniques by advanced non-human entities to prevent ecological collapse. Furthermore, the dialogue touches upon ancient mythologies, the deliberate burial of structural layers to preserve history from future deception, and the ongoing struggle to awaken humanity to its true past.
Image: Relief with Winged Genius (Apkallu) detail, from the Northwest Palace of king Ashurnasirpal II in the Assyrian Imperial capital of Nimrud, 883-859 BCE (The Walters Art Museum via tumblr)
Source: RD, "On Sky Burial and Beekeeping. (Or, how to rebuild a world)" r/reptiliandude ( 23 September 2018) https://www.reddit.com/r/reptiliandude/s/XYeB6H2mIL
Garbotalk: From 2 years ago, private correspondence:
Garbotalk: I know the one stela, the one you showed us with Naigaje holding a sun is the key stela that you’ve referred to as showing us the 80 years, that we’ve already wasted 40 since the signal was sent.
I’ve been looking at this thing and it looks purely decorative, which frustrates me. The scorpion at the bottom is probably a constellation reference. The up and down lines probably denote time passing, maybe with each point of a triangle a new year. The sun is the solar mythos, also perhaps a mouth of a star from where the Assembly comes forth.
I’m going to theorize. Please weigh in when available. I’d love one of your long winded replies. In fact, I miss them!
After the cataclysm, the consortium was created to deal with humanity with the cost of setting us on a good path, restablishing our society, borne by your species for the most part. This, a species that despised everything about us. It must have been a special burden for the Naigaje to bear.
Your ancestors determined that they would therefore try to lead us toward a moral lifestyle in which our unification and cooperation was necessary for survival. They sought to remove our more warlike tendencies and avoid uprising.
My guess is that Ekur, or mountain house was where your ancestors lived, the Annuna or Annunaki, or Naigaje. It’s all different names for your species. The various houses were represented: Anu, Enlil, Enki, Ninhursag, and others. Micah called it the mountain of the temple of Yahweh.
The seven directed and assisted humanity with the building of Gobekli Tepe. Each of the seven were represented there on the T-shaped obelisks with messages for humanity carved on them. The constellations were represented, and the 20 circles meant what? Differing planets in the heavens from whence you came? Was each circle a different planet with obelisks describing things about them?
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Reptiliandude: Sky burial was a way of not only disposing of the dead but also helping to keep things clean.
My God, Garbotalk.
The bodies of men and animals were floating in stagnant pools of water.
Death and destruction was everywhere.
It was horrible.
This site would awaken humanity to the deluge.
The great flood.
Gobekli Tepe is the city built after the deluge.
There is no ark.
But the city buried could not be destroyed.
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Garbotalk: It sounds like you’ve seen it. Like you were there.
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Reptiliandude: The city was buried in layers, because we knew that one day the Siriv and the Ael’ Kayeen, those ‘fallen angels’ would inhabit the flesh and blood of men and so deceive the world.
Knowledge of the deluge and the comet that struck this world will eventually lead to the exposure of all of our activities.
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Reptiliandude: A man with weathered and calloused hands carving a stone pillar.
There are images of people burning. Others are drowning and others in boats as a pinwheel shaped star plummets towards them.
Behind the man are strange priests singing as a corpse is being ceremoniously carried out towards pillars while vultures circle about.
The land is being cleared.
The Stella you are looking at represents the constellation Sagittarius.
Vultures were important in the ancient world of this time because G.T. was not a zoo, but an astronomical observatory.
Currently, the men writing the books on the subject refuse to accept this because it means that they are wrong and need to revise everything.
My species taught humans sky burial.
We chopped up the dead and fed them to vultures because their intestinal flora killed most of the bacteria which would have polluted the Earth the health of which we were trying to reclaim after the cataclysm.
The world was an environmental apocalypse for several hundred years after the impacts.
There were rotting bodies and filth and contagions everywhere.
Bees were on the verge of extinction.
We Taught hand-pollination with our little bags and they became trademarks of our “priesthood.”
