Ley Lines: A Definition

Sorry KTCat
It was a typo. It was supposed to be Enlil's voice, not Enki's. I was trying to point out that they had some kind of recording device that they used to "broadcast" somehow. In the first picture, the Pharoah's "microphone" is attached to the device that he is touching with his other hand. In the second picture, they either forgot to put it in or they've gone hi-tech and went cordless! But they're both touching the other device. I'm thinking back to the days of mansions, when they had "speaking tubes" with which to communicate to the servants. The butler down in the back kitchen somewhere, could look up on the wall and see a light lit up, so he'd know who was calling down for service. That object the Pharoah's are touching with their other hand may be something that directs the"call" you might say.

Was Marduk not Enki's son? And didn't he argue with the council that it should be he who was GOD next rather than Enlil's son?

I'm trying to remember what Sitchin said about this. I think he explained that because Enki thought he would be made Lord of the Earth, (but wasn't) and Enlil was, Marduk fought all his life to show that it was himself not his cousin who should be next in line.

On a sidenote - the Urantia Book says that Adam and Eve could speak telepathically with their children for up to 50 miles. It doesn't mention if they could do it with anyone else so from that angle it's hereditary. The staff that the Planetary Prince brought with him were also immortals, and I believe they communicated that way. To amplyfy this ability, perhaps they used the Ley Lines.

This business of trying to remember where I read something is getting annoying. I've got 2 and 1/2 walls of my office covered in books, and can't find a darn thing when I want it.!