NinGishZidda

However, whether we measure the visage and appearance of TIAMAT as either a
winged dragon or as a serpent with legs, the moral of the fable is simply that TIAMAT
possessed what Nibiru or MARDUK himself identified as the “seed of life.” Thus, it is
in the guise of TIAMAT we find the later visages of the priests of Tehuti-Thoth, called
“Trismegestos” in Greek and NIN.GISH.ZIDDA in Sumerian, as they tinker with what
appears to us today most familiar now as the double-helix of DNA. Of course, as any
student of Tantric Buddhism or of the Kabbalahistical Zohar will recognise, the “tree”
diagram on which the TIAMAT-robed figures of the priest-kings of Thoth seem to be
operating is actually much more complex than merely the double-helix of DNA. It is,
in point of fact, a hyper-shape, or meta-form, comprised of a conjoined hyper-tetra-
hedron (a stelloctahedron) with a hypercube (or tesseract), essentialy respresenting
the 7 nerve-plexi and gangliae of the human “chakras” surrounded by the 10 Sefirot
emanations of the Tree of Life, according to ha QBLH as it has been handed down from
the time of Raziel, the dark-faced Angel who comforted Adam in the river of Gihon,
and who handed down to him the Book of Life Adam had kept with him in Eden.