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"Gilgamesh’s Heroism" Gilgamesh’s unwavering support for Inanna, despite facing formidable creatures, reflects themes of loyalty and courage. What modern relationships or dynamics echo this kind of partnership?
Then Ishtar attacked Gilgamesh with An Gal Ta Ki Gal Šè and asked Him Are you the Strongest because you are Gilgamesh or Are you Gilgamesh because you are the strongest. To which Gilgamesh answered with one word. Mongrel
0:00 Now that's inanna Goddess of Love. They worshipped her. 0:33 She put a seed on Garden!? Tree was grow up and snake appear. 2:16 Woo! That creature at the top of the tree. It looks like Lion's head and Eagle's body. 2:43 What the!? A woman demon Lilith appear and found her home in the roots of the tree. Now they fight. 3:20 She just set her Throne and a bed to watch tree scared wood. 3:59 Really Gilgamesh appear too with woman demon Lilith. 5:08 Gilgamesh take down snake with his shield. 6:31 Finally Gilgamesh use axe to cut down the tree. Now Inanna get some rest for now. Well done. Now that was great story of The Struggle for the Sacred Tree Inanna and Gilgamesh in Sumerian Mythology. 👏👏
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It's the opposite. Divine tree, serpent in Genesis are taken from Gilgamesh. Don't forget that the Epic of Gilgamesh originated over a millenia b4 Genesis.
I've never heard this myth before and it seems like the only information I can find is that Inanna and Gilgamesh were at odds because Gilgamesh rejected her or because she tried to bar entry to her temple. Either this is a newer myth or the writer dug deep for it. It's a fun one but portrays the relationship between the two characters COMPLETELY differently than typical
For those that see, this is an allegory for the human spine which is the Tree of Life. And the devine fluid that must flow from the pineal gland down and then back up the spine. But pleasures of the flesh must be forgone to achieve this.
The descendants of Aram, the same Arameics invaded where the Chaldeans or descendants of Japheth settled before them, the same Georgians were and appropriated their culture.
Ok, so much of this is just mixing mythology. Inanna wanted to marry Gilgamesh and he was not her brother because he was a mortal man, close to being a god but mortal none the less. It's not I'm not a fun of mixing myths, it makes for cool story telling, but the description needs to mention that.
She was not. The name of the creature was kisikil lilake which translates to spirit of a young woman. The term Lilith was used by S. N. Kramer in his translation and it kind of stuck. Nevertheless there was a creature called Ardat-lilî which has much closer to actual hebrew Lilith
I once heard in high school that the Epic Of Gilgamesh was supposed to be Greek mythology's equivalent to an explanation of the Great Flood from the Book of Genesis.
It’s not Greek mythology It’s Mesopotamian mythology. Cultures like Akkadian & Sumerian It’s the way older version of the story that was adopted & adapted by Jewish mythology
Ancient Sumerians used familial terms such as sister, brother, father or mother as a mean of paying honor to the other person. Good example is from later period where all the kings of Late Bronze Age are calling each other brother.
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"Gilgamesh rejected Inanna (Ishtar) to be his wife"
"Gilgamesh’s Heroism"
Gilgamesh’s unwavering support for Inanna, despite facing formidable creatures, reflects themes of loyalty and courage. What modern relationships or dynamics echo this kind of partnership?
He already have a malewife. His name was Enkidu.
Then Ishtar attacked Gilgamesh with An Gal Ta Ki Gal Šè and asked Him Are you the Strongest because you are Gilgamesh or Are you Gilgamesh because you are the strongest. To which Gilgamesh answered with one word. Mongrel
Not shown: Ishtar using Rin Tohsaka as a host
And her sister ereshkigal.
Haha
I wanna see Nergal and Ereshkigal now
0:00 Now that's inanna Goddess of Love. They worshipped her.
0:33 She put a seed on Garden!? Tree was grow up and snake appear.
2:16 Woo! That creature at the top of the tree. It looks like Lion's head and Eagle's body.
2:43 What the!? A woman demon Lilith appear and found her home in the roots of the tree. Now they fight.
3:20 She just set her Throne and a bed to watch tree scared wood.
3:59 Really Gilgamesh appear too with woman demon Lilith.
5:08 Gilgamesh take down snake with his shield.
6:31 Finally Gilgamesh use axe to cut down the tree. Now Inanna get some rest for now.
Well done. Now that was great story of The Struggle for the Sacred Tree Inanna and Gilgamesh in Sumerian Mythology. 👏👏
You forgot to add she wept all night and when sun rose she immediately asked her twin brother, Utu (sun god), for help but was like “nah”
Inanna vs littih
The magic of wonder and chaos
Me:Hello Aphrodite.
Inanna:Who ?
If you know, you know
They were basically the same goddess.Aphrodite role in Adonis myth was identical to Ishitar with Tammuz.
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There’s so much more in-depth esoteric lore here that is so fascinating! Great video! ❤
Thanks for the video
Lilith and the Serpent 🐍 from Adam and Eve?
Yes, the abrahamic faith is pagan and even ripped off other popular pagan religions.
He mixed
Weirdly reminded me of Jormangonder, Hel, and Fenrir. Don't know why but I couldn't throw it out of my consciousness
If you’re curious, look into the topic Esotericsm it study’s the history of occult, mythology, and religion (of all cultures) and they really get into how all of modern & ancient religion is related throughout history even with vastly different cultures and beliefs.
It's the opposite. Divine tree, serpent in Genesis are taken from Gilgamesh. Don't forget that the Epic of Gilgamesh originated over a millenia b4 Genesis.
I've never heard this myth before and it seems like the only information I can find is that Inanna and Gilgamesh were at odds because Gilgamesh rejected her or because she tried to bar entry to her temple. Either this is a newer myth or the writer dug deep for it. It's a fun one but portrays the relationship between the two characters COMPLETELY differently than typical
Yea Gilgamesh wasent brother of Inanna
Cool video
For those that see, this is an allegory for the human spine which is the Tree of Life. And the devine fluid that must flow from the pineal gland down and then back up the spine. But pleasures of the flesh must be forgone to achieve this.
🤡
Correct. Allegory
I read this myth in the book Sumerian Mythology by Matt Clayton
thanks!
Wonderful 😀
tree, snake and garden..??
Ud Rea.... Ud Sura Rea...
I don't know that lilith was in sumerian mythology
💚 Tiamat
🙏☺💛
The descendants of Aram, the same Arameics invaded where the Chaldeans or descendants of Japheth settled before them, the same Georgians were and appropriated their culture.
Ok, so much of this is just mixing mythology. Inanna wanted to marry Gilgamesh and he was not her brother because he was a mortal man, close to being a god but mortal none the less. It's not I'm not a fun of mixing myths, it makes for cool story telling, but the description needs to mention that.
So Lilith is also a part of this mythology?
She was not. The name of the creature was kisikil lilake which translates to spirit of a young woman. The term Lilith was used by S. N. Kramer in his translation and it kind of stuck. Nevertheless there was a creature called Ardat-lilî which has much closer to actual hebrew Lilith
inanna is the original aphrodite.
Inanna (Ishtar) actually correlates or is the same as Aphrodite, not Athena.
Lillith was demon in eden strory, Adams first wife
Garden of Eden like story more similarities between Christian and Hinduism!
I don't remember this part of the epic of Gilgamesh vídeo
But why does Inanna in the thumbnail look like the Joker?😂
Rulerls were gods, white beard comes sumerian king
I once heard in high school that the Epic Of Gilgamesh was supposed to be Greek mythology's equivalent to an explanation of the Great Flood from the Book of Genesis.
It’s not Greek mythology
It’s Mesopotamian mythology.
Cultures like Akkadian & Sumerian
It’s the way older version of the story that was adopted & adapted by Jewish mythology
Greek mythology also had a deluge myth: the Deucalion one.
Prometheus had the same role as Enki/Ea (sumerian god of wisdom) as savior of humankid.
Wait, Inanna is Gilgamesh's sister?
Ancient Sumerians used familial terms such as sister, brother, father or mother as a mean of paying honor to the other person. Good example is from later period where all the kings of Late Bronze Age are calling each other brother.
First one
First - Why is she depicted as old when he was the youngest of all gods. Second - Anu was her grandfather. You should learn before making videos.