B030: What happened when the Anunnaki arrived on Earth? – Part 14

Today we first want to tell you about the Anunnaki so that you can better understand the mind of an Anunnaki. We told you that the Anunnaki are no longer a human race because long ago, during genetic experiments, they altered many of the human characteristics that are shared by all human races. No matter where a human race is created by the Wingmakers, it will be human in appearance and it will behave like a human. The appearance and behaviour of a human being is predetermined in the blueprint of the human species. It varies somewhat according to the environmental conditions under which a human race matures, but all humans will be recognisable by their appearance and behaviour on all planets. A very old human race will then outwardly evolve more and more towards a tall white grey. This evolution applies to all human races, no matter on which planet they exist and what their outward appearance is at present. The human races will evolve over many millions of years into a being that appears tall, thin and white. A tall white being, whose head shape corresponds to the species of the greys, will represent exactly the last evolutionary developmental step that is given in the blueprint for the human species. You on Earth will one day, as a human species, look exactly as just described, even though there are Asian or African human races today that are different from Europeans. You will all look exactly like a tall white grey in a few million years, no matter what you think of it today. The Anunnaki have changed their blueprint so that they are genetically a mixed race, combining characteristics from different species. The Anunnaki represent a new species that did not exist before and will not exist soon because this species no longer has a natural reproductive strain. Any human race can interbreed with another human race because they share the same reproductive strain. The Anunnaki are denied this because there is no other race to interbreed with and since they no longer have the sexual characteristics that would require normal reproduction, they are doomed to die out as a species one day. If they removed some human traits, they added other non-human traits that were ostensibly to make them better as a race. They took a trait from a very long-lived species and swapped it out for a very dominant human trait. Because of this, an Anunnaki can live an incredible 140,000 years and when they live to that age, they look like an average forty year old person from Earth. To do this, they had to remove the trait of curiosity. Strictly speaking, they reduced the feature of curiosity to make room for longevity. By greatly reducing the curiosity in an Anunnaki, Anunnaki are hardly interested in new things, this also applies to the opposite sex. An Anunnaki woman will go through a fertility period every few years where she can become pregnant. As curiosity was reduced, curiosity about the opposite sex also gave way, so women have no leisure to procreate among the Anunnaki. The male Anunnaki is no different, so that the sex drive has come to a complete standstill. Anunnaki who experience puberty have no interest in the opposite sex because they lack the reproductive instinct. If they did not have many rituals so that the females would be stimulated by the Anunnaki males during the fertility phase, then the Anunnaki species would have died out long ago because the female bodies would then become infertile. One day every human race becomes infertile because the body decides that offspring should be created mentally, as this is also predetermined in the blueprint of the human species. The body one day realises that the race needs less and less physical satisfaction and this change is accompanied by the tall white greys then no longer having sex and mentally creating their offspring. If the male Anunnaki no longer have a reproductive instinct, then the sexual characteristics will continue to regress because the body assumes that the race will soon take the next developmental step and mentally create the offspring. Since the Anunnaki are bred in the laboratory, the lack of sex drive in males is not a problem, but the Anunnaki women cannot bear children when the body starts to regress the sexual characteristics. Therefore, every few years the Anunnaki women have to be stimulated so that the Anunnaki women remain fertile. When the reproductive instinct is almost absent, the coexistence of the male and female Anunnaki is to be evaluated differently than with you on Earth. If an Anunnaki woman has one day given birth to a child, she could separate from her partner, because there is hardly anything connecting them anymore, and also the stimulation of the woman is no longer necessary. Anunnaki society was therefore developed around the family so as not to create a divide between the female and male Anunnaki. Many of your social escapades between the males and females are foreign to the Anunnaki, even though the Anunnaki females are more like you than the males. The dominance behaviour of Earthly men is not known to most extraterrestrial races in such intensity, so an Earthly man and an Anunnaki man are fundamentally different. The Anunnaki are forced by their society into many behaviours that, after many thousands of years of life, are so deeply burned into the Anunnaki being that Anunnaki will hardly change, no matter what. Exceptions prove the rule, but even if an Anunnaki wants to push for change, the conditioned beliefs are very strong in the population that no Anunnaki with a reputation will ever change, no matter what. Enki is such an Anunnaki who has never been capable of desiring a woman, not only because he is not anatomically equipped to do so, but because it does not interest him at all, just as it does not interest all the other Anunnaki. With Anunnaki women it is a different matter, because women can feel something like lust, but the caresses are much more important to them, because the fertility phase only occurs every few years. Since Anunnaki men cannot perform the sex drive and have no interest in it at all, practices had to be devised so that the women would not become frigid. The men practise this advanced petting, but they do not enjoy it themselves. When the woman’s fertility phase begins, this ritual starts and the men then have to caress the women and practise petting at certain intervals so that the female body thinks it could be fertilised. What do Anunnaki women who do not have a partner do, we ask? They are encouraged to do these practices themselves and to do so every time they enter the fertility phase. Are these women supported in this, we ask? No, these practices are very intimate, as they are with you on Earth, so the women are given guidance to perform them. All Anunnaki know how important it is for women to remain fertile, but as men are not pleased to assist women in this and society limits the free development of individuals, nothing will change there either. The children of the Anunnaki are guarded like a treasure, so that three hundred year old Anunnaki are to be judged by their social competence like a thirteen year old child of the earth. At three hundred years old, the Anunnaki children are very knowledgeable and we would also say they have already accomplished quite a bit. On an interpersonal level, these Anunnaki children are like a teenager of Earth who is going through puberty, with the Anunnaki children having little interest in the opposite sex. Here, too, there are exceptions, because we have not yet revealed everything about the Anunnaki, which will be made up for in the following entries through such little insights from now on.