Matthew LaCroix

Now, if you want to understand what on the left, the symmetry, the mirror, on the left, it's actually not Enki.

It's the Storm God version of him.

So on the left, it's what's called Toshiba.

And so it is a...

as a force of nature that represents his opposite so if enki is a god of preservation in life then it's what his counter is it's the god of chaos and storms and destruction does that make sense it does both are a hundred percent necessary for cycles you cannot have one without the other you cannot have darkness without light you cannot have light without darkness

That's why the yin-yang always has light swirling with darkness, and then everything is in between itself.

It's as above, so below, as within, so without.

There is no separation.

So the storm god is on the left, and he's passing the same knowledge, same thing.

But on the right, notice the difference is that that individual Enki has different eyes.

You see the eyes?

You can see that one is a human, one is a human god, and another one is a force of nature.

One looks angry.

On the left, notice his hands are not in the same place.

Look at Toshiba on the left, how he's passing the pine cone slightly down and how Enki's passing it straight.

That is all important.

It all represents the balance of cycles of all.

It's an essential understanding of this.

And from below.

Yeah, I know.