Watch of the Womb: Water Beings, Annunaki, and the Trafficking of Divine Feminine Power

Mythology has never just been myth. It is memory coded in metaphor—stories scattered across cultures and centuries, all echoing the same truths. The lore of mermaids, water beings, and the Annunaki is not random. It’s a retelling of the origin story: the rise, suppression, and resurrection of the divine feminine.

WATER BEINGS: THE FIRST WOMEN

Before time was tracked by calendars and clocks, the first expressions of life flowed in and out of water. The water beings—intuitive, fluid, emotionally intelligent—were the first women. They weren’t just symbols of mystery and seduction; they represented the womb of Earth itself. These beings were multidimensional, tuned to the vibration of the planet, moving with the tides and communicating through frequency.

But something changed.

Over time, the frequency of feminine truth—its softness, intuition, and rhythm—was hunted and commodified. Myths shifted from reverence to fear. Women who flowed like water were cast as threats. Their voices were removed, replaced with silence or siren songs twisted into warnings. The price of remembering who we are became higher than the reward of conforming.

ANNUNAKI: THE LAND BEINGS

The Annunaki, large land beings often depicted as gods or alien rulers, entered the timeline as physical enforcers of a new paradigm. Logic replaced intuition. Discipline overshadowed care. Order trumped emotional truth. In this reconfiguration of power, the feminine—especially melanated matriarchal lineages—was systemically silenced.

These land beings weren’t inherently evil. But when disconnected from the waters of life, they forgot their origin. They sought to control what they could not create: the intuitive, heart-led legacy of the feminine. The Annunaki system became one of masked control—through governance, religion, military, and commerce. And in that system, women were trafficked, not just physically but spiritually.

THE TRAFFICKING OF FREQUENCY

The evolution from water being to land dweller was not natural—it was forced. Women weren’t just taken from the water. They were pulled into systems where their energy could be siphoned through reproduction, labor, silence, and symbolic sacrifice.

The loss of voice in mythic characters like Ariel wasn’t just entertainment. It was prophecy. It was the energetic exchange where divine feminine power was muted in exchange for a place in a world built by the Annunaki: a masculine-coded empire of conquest.

CONCLUSION: THE RETURN

We are now in the return cycle. The feminine is awakening again. Water is rising—both symbolically and literally—and the truths hidden in mermaid myths and star-being scriptures are finding each other. Women are remembering they are not to be cast, recast, or sacrificed. They are the Source.

To rise now is not to war with the masculine, but to unmask the MASKulinity that has rewritten history, one myth at a time.

And in this remembering, we watch to the womb—where it all began.