B065: By what external features can the status of an Anunnaki be seen?

When a young Anunnaki has finished his service to living beings, he will begin to wear his hair longer than before. Usually all male Anunnaki look alike, so society has started early to make a person’s status apparent. Princesses are always beautiful to look at, so female Anunnaki always wear their status in their hair, whereas male Anunnaki usually will not wear features in their hair because they have other options.

Status features of the female Anunnaki
Female Anunnaki know jewellery, although they will not usually wear jewellery in public. It is different when an Anunnaki is hosting a feast or gathering, where the host always receives special attention. At these rather small festivities, the female Anunnaki will wear make-up, which is generally not the case. The higher the status, the more make-up the female Anunnaki will apply. However, as every princess and queen is beautiful to look at even in old age, there is not an excessive amount of make-up. If the female Anunnaki does wear make-up, it will be in a wardrobe appropriate to her status. We have said before that female Anunnaki wear dresses, even though they are not dresses as you wear them. The Anunnaki usually wear a tunic of some sort and for the female Anunnaki there are different forms of a tunic, not only differing in colour scheme, but where fabric and cut are important. Take a large scarf and wrap it skilfully around your body, you will find that wearing it could not be more uncomfortable. Take a large shawl and dress in it so that you have almost complete freedom of movement. Now take other cloths and arrange them in such a way that they look like a multi-piece garment without sacrificing your freedom of movement. The female Anunnaki cannot do this alone, so she always has a servant of some kind to help her. If an Anunnaki has such a servant, she is held in high esteem, which she expresses through her choice of clothing. Servants are not slaves, but Anunnaki who agree to serve for a certain time with the highly respected Anunnaki. This gives the so-called servants access to the upper class, which always guarantees advantages. The hair of the female Anunnaki is extensively enriched with jewellery-like utensils, so that the female Anunnaki looks like a little queen at her feast. True Anunnaki queens are allowed to wear gold jewellery to demonstrate their status in society, which is forbidden to other Anunnaki. However, items that look like gold are not prohibited. Because the possession of gold is forbidden among the Anunnaki, no Anunnaki will wear jewellery that looks like gold, because every Anunnaki knows that it cannot be gold. Silver is a material that can be worn as jewellery. Silver jewellery can be refined so that the sight is enchanting and this is exactly what the Anunnaki take advantage of. When the female host arrives for the feast, small silver accessories will be seen in the hair, reflecting the status of the Anunnaki. There is a basic outfit, so to speak, that every female Anunnaki wears as a hostess and there are additional accessories that are added depending on the social status. They are only small details, but they are significant to Anunnaki society. A hostess will wear a fancy wardrobe depending on her social status and the accessories in her hair will be interpreted correctly by all Anunnaki. If a female Anunnaki comes as a guest to a feast, she will not wear any accessories in her hair, even if she is of a higher status than the hostess. The female guest will also wear a dress, although the artistic wrapping of the garments will be moderate. The hair is usually embellished with braids and usually the female Anunnaki wear pearl-like accessories in their hair that do not appear too obtrusive. Do the female Anunnaki wear other jewellery on their bodies, we ask? No, because jewellery is generally considered indecent. Why this has developed in this society since the times of the original Anunnaki, we will certainly be allowed to report one day. Jewellery, except in the hair, will only be seen on queens. Pearls, which come from Eden, are often worked into small chains in the female hair. What else is there to say about the female Anunnaki in terms of their appearance, we ask? When an Anunnaki has conceived a child, that conception will outwardly change the female Anunnaki. We told you that female Anunnaki cannot become pregnant and therefore must be artificially inseminated. We also told you that the Anunnaki species is bound not to exceed a certain population size, and you now know that Anunnaki can live to be over 100,000 years old. That is why only a few Anunnaki will die and why only a few Anunnaki are bred to compensate for the loss. If the ratio of male to female Anunnaki is eight to one, then there are few princesses who are even eligible for pregnancy. If a couple is then really chosen for an offspring, it is to be judged as a great lottery win for that couple. This circumstance will not only make the woman mature physically, but the status will also be flaunted. When an Anunnaki woman has conceived a child, her second energy body will emit frequencies that all Anunnaki can decipher. These female Anunnaki will, from that time on, emit a special radiation that no being can escape. Why this is so extremely developed in the Anunnaki is related to the creation of the Anunnaki blueprint and cannot be discussed in detail in this entry. An Anunnaki mother will also wear accessories in her hair that appropriately reflect her status. Anything the Anunnaki wear on themselves that represents their status is always subtle in appearance. Let us now turn to the external changes of the male Anunnaki.

Status characteristics of the male Anunnaki
We have already mentioned the long hair of the Anunnaki, but the male Anunnaki do not wear accessories in their hair. Clothing is always a simple tunic, only at state receptions do highly respected male Anunnaki wear something like a uniform, because at state receptions extraterrestrial guests will always appear, who in turn are often conspicuous by their appearance. No Anunnaki simply lets this happen, so the male Anunnaki, depending on their social standing, wear a parade uniform. This should not be confused with the Anunnaki’s combat gear. The uniforms are similar to yours, although they are more like those of the spacefaring species than yours. But in general, it can be said that Anunnaki dress in a different way than usual for social occasions. They do not like to wear a uniform because it is very uncomfortable as opposed to a tunic. When Enki and his entourage are allowed to introduce the Anunnaki species long after your official first contact, they will not be dressed in tunics, nor will they wear their battle gear, but uniforms. These uniforms will then be familiar to you in appearance, as almost all extraterrestrial species wear such uniforms when they appear at official receptions. When a highly respected male Anunnaki holds a feast, he wears such a uniform and some other insignia that he has earned in the course of his existence. One of the insignia is the ball. A ball always symbolises the All-Father or All That Is. Among the Anunnaki, the ball is the award for extraordinary efforts for the benefit of Anunnaki society. Enki is a successful war strategist, for which he has received a designated ball. By also being a respected gold miner, he received another ball. Different balls symbolise different achievements, but each ball is only awarded by a queen if the achievements justify it. A staff is another part of the insignia, awarded when the achievement exorbitantly exceeds all other achievements. If an Anunnaki has sacrificed his life for Anunnaki society, he is honoured post mortem with a golden staff. Insignias are not often awarded, so they may include gold. There are large halls where all exceptional achievements are honoured and immortalised. Enki and many highly respected Anunnaki are represented there. It is reserved for men to be honoured in this hall, so each queen has something similar to present in her domain, where previous queens are honoured with their closest confidants. As queens reign for thousands of years, the Hall of Queens is usually not yet very full. The male Anunnaki do not wear jewellery, but on official occasions they wear large signet rings to indicate their origin. Highly respected families have their own coat of arms. The coat of arms of Enki resembles that of a pterosaur, as it exists on Eden. The pterosaur can be compared to your Archaeopteryx, but with a slightly smaller wingspan. This pterosaur is also the emblem of an underground city that Enki helped found on Eden because he was so enthusiastic about it. The city does not belong to him because Anunnaki generally do not know ownership, even if bestowed insignia and signet rings would imply that. Enki has great influence and he sees this underground city as his inheritance. There are some other outward differences among the Anunnaki, but those mentioned are the most important.