Pouru Chishti (Seshat) (Pu'abi Ninshakti)

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Slektsnavn	Spitamid
Kjønn	Kvinne
Fullt navn (ved fødsel)	Pouru Chishti (Seshat)
Andre etternavn	Pu'abi Ninshakti
Foreldre ♂ Ratu Zarathustra ? (Zoroaster The Magi) [Spitamid] ♀ Huvovi [?]

Hendelser

barnefødsel: ♀ Ishtaran ? (Ish-Tarana) [Hetes Scepter]

barnefødsel: ♂ Zartusht (Zur-Turash) ? (Xisuthros, Grandson of Ardates [Hystaspes]) [?]

barnefødsel: ♂ Girsumesalim ? (Girsu-mesalim) [Hetes Scepter]

barnefødsel: ♂ Girsumesalim ? (Girsu-mesalim) [Hetes Scepter]

ekteskap: ♂ Jamaspa ? (Dumuzid the Shepherd) [Ahheyaites]

Notater

The symbol that appears above the head of the image of Pu'abi (Poru Chisti) is that of the sacred Turasherah.

The symbol of the Asherah (Axis pole) of the heavens and earth was when placed within the Turashian rain cross became the symbol of everlasting life and perpetual health. It was originally crafted of Gud'umbara wood, Ficus Racemosa, native to the forest of Gu'Edena. The Turashian/Asherah symbol is represented in writing as when taken in context this symbol appears as an Asterisk, the eight-rayed star which is the universal symbol of the sun. Encasing the asterisk within a circular perimeter results in the symbol of the Dharma Wheel. Connecting the Euclidian points of the Asterisk results in the creation of opposing equilateral triangles, the universal symbol of the divine twins or divine dichotomy (Good/Evil, Male/Female) whose containing perimeter is the hexagonal honeycomb, and which when enclosed within the circular perimeter becomes the symbol "David's Shield", the unity of all things.

In a contract dated to approximately 4000 BCE a Dilmunati king, Eanatum I entered into agreement with the Elamite king Ningishzida [Ningirsu] to maintain and cultivate the garden and groves of Gu'Edena in perpetuity for as long as the annual interest was paid). The Dynasty of Eanatum the Dilmunite, now established in the Elamat as the stewards of Gu'Edena between 4000BCE and 2600BCE, played a major role in the development of civilization in the surrounding regions of in the Regions of Ērān Wēj (Indo/Persia), Akkadia (Asyut/Mesopotamia), and Tanausia (Black Sea Region), Vesosius (Greece) and Mesek (Egypt).

The Staff of Ashera continued to be used in religious ceremonies by the priests of Turvasu who claimed descent from Yah/Ia the fishgod of the Ia'ad. These priests once lived in the sacred city of Turos in the land of Dilmun which is said to have sank into the sand. While the land of Dilmun is historically attested in Sumerian trade tablets, its exact location remains unknown and was rumored to have been an island located somewhere near modern Bahrain (although this is disputed by some since the major import of Dilmun from Mesopotamia was wool. The staff itself was became known later by a variety of names: the Caduceus of Hermes, the Rod of Asclepius, the Nehushtan/Brass Serpent of Moses, the staff of Aaron, etc.

Kilder

1. ↑ Ur2, Cooper (Pre-Sargonic Royal Inscription at Ur) - Pu'abi the queen (This cylinder seal belongs to)

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