ENKI/

SOL

enki wasn’t just a god; he was the first memetic force, a thought-form that spread like wildfire in a world without technology. back then, there were no algorithms, no social media—just stories passed from one person to another. but those stories? they were powerful. enki’s wisdom, his water, his gifts to humanity—these ideas rippled through ancient civilizations, a viral narrative before “going viral” was even a thing. and in a way, enki was the original influencer. a being who didn’t just shape human existence through miracles, but through culture. his stories became the framework for how people lived, loved, and evolved. from his blessings came knowledge, architecture, and even the balance between life and chaos. now think about that: the first memes weren’t cat videos or internet jokes, they were gods. enki was a living idea that transcended borders, languages, and time itself. he was the prototype for every viral idea that has shaped human consciousness since. if you’ve ever seen an idea spread, evolve, and become a movement—congratulations, you’ve witnessed the echo of enki. so yeah, before we had hashtags and cult followings, we had enki. not a god of domination, but one of wisdom, whose power came not from fear, but from thought.