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  # Chapter 4. HINDUISM — THE ARYAN CODE OF THE ANUNNAKI ## Introduction. The Fourth Branch of the Tree We have already examined Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. In those traditions the Sumerian gods — Enlil, Enki, Marduk, Shamash, Ishtar, Nergal, Ninurta — were folded, renamed, and morally recoded behind monotheistic masks: Yahweh, Allah, Jesus, Mary, and the rest. The pantheon did not disappear. It was compressed. Hinduism is built differently. It is the third-largest religion in the world, with more than a billion followers. In the Western sense it was never strictly monotheistic. It remained polytheistic, then also henotheistic, then also philosophical: one may worship a single deity as supreme without abolishing the others. That openness is not a late luxury. It is precisely why the older code survived here in its most visible form. Hinduism, in this reading, is the Aryan Code of the Anunnaki: a branch of a tree that begins in Sumer, passes through Egypt and Babylon, and reac...