Was he able to covertly use one of the Sons of Anu`s, Chariot`s of the Gods, and make his escape? He was trained in being observant, and to analysis, so after years of watching their use, did he finally steal one of the chariots and make his escape? For whatever reasons, no one is able to determine, if he was able to escape Ur, prior to it`s downfall. His name was Lulu, and he was well documented in text as being respected as a doctor.Lu in Sumerian means man. A famous physician in the city, whose clay tablets still exist today was one of such inhabitants, and had much to fear. The citizens of Ur were well aware of their outcome, so fear and panic must of been overrunning the city streets. Sargon`s armies were moving south to surround Ur, after destroying many Sumerian cities, and butchering their inhabitants. Is this relief portraying that the ancients were able to extend life, or give life with the use of the Omega symbol?Īn interesting account occurred in the city of Ur, just prior to it`s downfall. Seen below in this Sumerian relief, is water flowing downward from the chariot of the gods ending in an Omega, which the ancient Gods of Sumeria, have in their control. This Omega symbol was also used in connection with the Chariots of the Gods, as a means of illustrating that the flow of water from the chariot as indicated by wavy lines ending with the omega indicates a life force or a renewal of life. The Sumerian Omega Symbol was often illustrated with curving lines,as in the illustration above, but latter this changed to the straight lines in the Greek Omega. The connection to fertility, to birth, to new life is then completed, as it was of the symbol of the birth opening.
An ancient God of Sumeria, also took the Omega as a symbol to represent herself. This soon translated into a symbol for the meaning of life, or the beginning of life, or new life. The Sumerian Omega symbol first appeared as a symbol for a medical device, because it's use in cutting the umbilical cord of a newborn child.
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