Tuatha de annunaki ?

[xxx]

Hi all : )

i don't know how many of you know me from the starseed network, but i think some of the things i posted there might interest some of you....and may have already been seen by some of you....but it would be fun to see what you all think about this <3

the Tuatha de Annunaki ?

http://mysteriousuniverse.org/2015/02/tribe-of-the-gods-tuatha-de-a...

what do you think ?

love, addy

[Tara]

Unable to post my beautiful response to this due to the site glitching again. Will try later. Do alert me if others of you have this issue. And yes, if starseeds is down I wonder why but please invite good hearted multidimensionals here for community relations.

[Treespar]

i think the concept of different races/deities actually being the same is interesting, but i think the Tuatha and the Annunaki are different races, from different places or star systems. 

[Morell Sunweaver]

Relations there may be, but groups need to separate themselves a bit too. Which means there is tendency to deny relations too.

[xxx]

*smiles*...i love the discussion !

i think everything is related at some point or another, sometimes in very circuitous ways....

one thing i learned from a Faery Mystic many years ago is that i am Tenathi D'Ar...she said these are the guardians of the Tuatha de Dana'an...i think it's possible that the original spelling was Tenathi D'Ur.

i just know it's all extremely interesting : )

love, addy

[Treespar]

I think tuatha and annunaki are different due to the different tales of the two races, but maybe related?

[Arethinn aTinderel]

eventually coming to be known as the Elven folk of Celtic lore. It is interesting to note that the prefix, “El,” of Elven is a derivative of the ancient Sumerian Elil and the Hebrew Elohim

A strange thing to say. For one thing, Elf is a word of Germanic ancestry, not Celtic, but maybe they didn't mean to say that exactly. (I would say the Tuatha are Elven only in a loose sense in that they occupy a similar space in the lore as the Germanic or Norse Alfar.) But while one might find poetic resonance in the fact that "Elven" contains the syllable "El", it is not a prefix, and Elf/Elven don't come from Hebrew or Sumerian either -- but it is probably interesting that a lot of languages/cultures have a word for some "Other People" that conveys the idea of bright, white, or shining, which is a category alb/alf/elf (as a word) *does* fit into (and that you could consider the Tuatha as being, as a people if not as a word).

Are these simply tricks of word similarities or are the coincidences far too great to overlook?

I'm going to go with tricks of word similarities, by and large - but "doesn't stand up to academic scrutiny" is not the same as "not valuable as personal mythology".

[Morell Sunweaver]

Interesting text.  consider it simply the way that Tuatha moved north in attempt to live as they wanted. Biblical lands were turning into lands of weirdos they are today so not just this spiritual tribe had to escape.