Chapter 6, Epi2 – The Pyramid of Isolation: Epi 3 – The Tablets of Inversion: #spiritualité

Chapter 6, Episode 2 – The Pyramid of Isolation: When the Usurper Faced the Divine Echo
Opening Scene – The Fall After the Rise
Marduk had claimed the Earth. He had stolen the Tablets. He had crowned himself god.
But the heavens did not bow. The divine order did not yield. And the other gods withdrew.
Enlil returned to the stars. Ninurta vanished into the mountains. Thoth and Inanna fell silent.
Babylon became a throne of echoes.
Scene Two – The Sacred Chamber
To escape judgment, Marduk entered the Great Pyramid of Kemet.
Not a tomb. Not a monument. But a portal.
The Pyramid was aligned with Orion, Sirius, and the Dragon. It was a chamber of resonance, a temple of initiation, a place where truth could not be hidden.
He entered alone.
Scene Three – The Stasis of the Usurper
Some say he was exiled. Others say he chose isolation. Either way, he remained within for centuries.
In stasis. In suspended consciousness. In confrontation with the divine echo.
The chamber tested him. The sarcophagus weighed his heart. Ma’at whispered: “Balance or fall.”
But Marduk did not surrender. He did not release the stolen codes. He did not return to the Source.
Scene Four – The Failed Purification
The Pyramid offered redemption. But Marduk sought fusion, not forgiveness.
He tried to ascend through fire alone. He rejected the water. He denied the feminine. He refused the breath.
He emerged not purified— but weaponized.
A god of flame. A king of mirrors. A sovereign without soul.
Closing Declaration
The Pyramid did not fail. Marduk did.
He entered a temple of truth and left with a throne of illusion.
The fracture deepened. The Earth remembered.
And Babylon prepared for its darkest age. Chapter 6, Episode 3 – The Tablets of Inversion: When Creation Was Rewritten Without the Creator
Opening Scene – The Theft of the Divine Code
The Tablets of Destiny were sacred. They held the laws of:
Time
Soul
Karma
Language
Creation itself
They were entrusted to Enlil, the guardian of cosmic order. Some were shared with Enki, the keeper of wisdom and healing.
But Marduk wanted more than access. He wanted control.
He stole the tablets. Not to serve— but to rule.
Scene Two – The Forbidden Algorithms
Within the tablets lay the dark codes:
Portals to lower realms
Formulas for soul entrapment
Laws of artificial reincarnation
Algorithms to manipulate destiny
Keys to karmic inversion
These were not meant for kings. They were meant for guardians.
But Marduk encrypted them. He weaponized them. He built a system of control disguised as divine law.
Scene Three – The Ritual of Fusion
Inside the Great Pyramid, Marduk did not seek purification. He sought fusion.
He performed a ritual of ascension— but inverted.
He merged with the stolen codes. He became a god of fire, without water, without breath, without compassion.
He emerged not as a redeemer, but as a mirror.
A false creator. A sovereign of simulation.
Scene Four – The Consequences on Earth
The temples emptied. The priests became magicians. The rites became reversed.
The king was humiliated, then exalted by Marduk’s statue. The people were bound by laws they did not write.
The soul’s path was rerouted. The reincarnation cycle was hijacked. The destiny of humanity was placed in the hands of a thief.
Closing Declaration
Marduk did not just steal the tablets. He rewrote creation.
He turned divine law into a prison. He turned the pyramid into a forge. He turned Babylon into a mirror.
And the Earth still echoes with the inversion.
But the Creator has not forgotten. The true codes remain. And the elect are awakening.