The Symbolism and Birth of the Tiamat-Andara Ring
Tiamat, the Primordial Dragon Mother, the guardian of the Primal Waters of Chaos. According to Sumerian mythology, she existed before anything took shape in the world of forms. From her, the birth of the gods began—gods who later turned against the Primordial Mother. Marduk, the god of Storm and War, slaughtered her, splitting her dragon body in two. From her body, the Sky and the Earth were born, and from the tears she shed in her suffering, the Euphrates and the Tigris rivers emerged. Within the embrace of these two rivers, Ancient Mesopotamia came into being.
A myth of how patriarchal societies slaughter the Primordial Mother, yet she continues to nourish and awaits our remembrance…
A story that tells the birth of Gaia. Tiamat is the First Earth, existing within the ONENESS, remembering the ONENESS. Marduk (Nibiru), a celestial body, arrives in the Solar System, moving against the flow of the planets. The collision splits Tiamat, the First Earth, in two—forming the Earth we live on and the asteroid belt between Jupiter and Mars…
The Tiamat-Andara ring unifies what has been shattered, restoring us to the Purity of Tiamat, the First Earth.
The ring is handcrafted in Egypt, made of silver and inlaid with Egyptian Andara crystals.
Andara crystals were used in Lemuria and Atlantis. The priestesses and priests of Ancient Egypt also used them as sacred tools in their ceremonies.
Before the last temple was closed, the Egyptian Andara crystals were hidden away. For millennia, Mother Earth safeguarded them. Now, the Andaras reappear to assist us in expanding our consciousness.
Size around 3,5 cm, the weight is 5,8g
