The Lost Book of Enki: An Extraterrestrial God's Memoirs and Prophetic Writings

Roger Broussard: This book pulls together the story from the other books as told by Enki. In outline format as a set of notes. Switching is a good story teller.

United States on Sep 29, 2023

Nancy...: This book began as sort of science fiction. This caught my attention. I had to teach myself to read slower and more thoughtfully because the wording is poetic. Many parallels to modern bible stories also. Anyone who is digging for our real beginnings should read and ponder what is written here in this book.

United States on Sep 22, 2023

JOAO CARLOS EONEZAVA: Fácil leitura e compreensão. Cumpriu o prazo.

Brazil on Aug 22, 2023

Médio: Mal escrito

Brazil on Aug 08, 2023

john courtney: Great item, arrived on time, highly recommended.

United Kingdom on Jul 25, 2023

Amazon Customer: I love this book!
Read it with an open mind.
You can take it as a story or as a story.
Either way, it is very good though after tablet 4 the lastest like Yodah you will speak!

United Kingdom on Jul 12, 2023

AnnieB: I thoroughly enjoyed this book and could hardly put it down. Zecharia Sitchin has brought together every piece of ancient written text, ancient song, prayer and oral story/myth he can to tell us about the creation of the solar system, the coming down of the 'gods' (ANNUNAKI) to earth, terraforming, gold mining, their rule of the planet, the creation of man in their own image as a workforce, and their internal squabbles, jealousies and wars over recognition, power and territory. The author has drawn it all together into this epic long poem format, as though it had been written by E.A (aka EN.KI, Lord of the Waters), the eldest son of ANU, Lord of the Heavens and ruler of NI.BI.RU. EN.KI tells a story that spans more than 450,000 years and answers many of the questions that scientists, theologians and archaeologists still puzzle over today. The book is both exciting and enlightening in turn and for me it also brought together many of the strange and incoherent happenings in the Bible's Old Testament into a much more understandable whole. How could the ancients such as Noah, Enoch, Elijah and Abraham have lived for hundreds of years? Were there ever giants on earth? What actually...

France on Mar 19, 2023

Lisa Stassi: This book purports to be the actual memoir of Enki, one of three royal siblings who came to Earth from a planet in our own solar system, Nibiru, in search of gold to repair their thinning atmosphere. If you have a working knowledge of the mythologies of the world, it may blow your mind as it did mine.

As a kid, I studied Roman and Greek mythology as well as a little biblical history. As an adult, I studied angel lore, trying to figure out who or what they really were. I encountered the story of the Anunnaki, but it seemed so fantastical, that I decided it couldn't have been true. Then, I picked up this book.

In The Lost Book of Enki, Enki himself tells us the whole story of how he and his siblings came to Earth approximately 400,000 years ago with other Anunnaki in search of gold. Apparently, Nibiru had been highly volcanic in the past and this created a very thick atmosphere that made all kinds of flora and fauna thrive there. When the volcanoes stopped erupting, Nibiru's atmosphere thinned and it's climate changed so the three royal siblings and 300 or so "heroes" came to earth to mine gold.

If you, like me, have a working knowledge of biblical stories and...

United States on Jan 03, 2019

pfe516: This book is either a terrific science fiction piece with huge potential as a movie script or it is a thought provoking account of human pre-history that fills in huge holes in Earths history over the past million years or so. The book is often hard to read and understand. It reads like it was written by Yoda from Star Wars. In spite of this I found that once I started into it I litterally couldn't put it down. There is so much that gets your brain wandering, trying to make connections with what you have read in the Bible, learned in school or haden't heard anywhere else. I'm still digesting and trying to assimilate the story and I finished the book several days ago. At this point I don't think I can buy into some of it. Especially the parts about Nibiru being a planet in our own solar system. It makes no logical sense to me that a planet supposedly as large as Nibiru could exist in orbit around our own sun, even in the suggested elongated oval orbit without being spotted by our current technology long ago. Even if you are able to suspend disbelief and buy into the existance of such a world, the part about a planet that spends most of its 3600 year orbit so far from the sun would...

United States on Feb 11, 2012