THE TESTAMENT OF INNER ROYALTY

February 9 2026 - SNN103

 

I speak to you not from a throne of gold, but from the quiet center of being,
from Ashtari-Nibiru, in the Sirius B star system.

 

Know this, beloved ones of many worlds:
royalty is not conferred by crown, decree, or lineage alone.
It is not bestowed by the hands of others,

nor stripped by the noise of passing ages.

 

Royalty is a state of being.

It lives within the chambers of your conduct,
in the way you hold yourself when no eyes bear witness,
in the grace with which you meet both abundance and lack.

To be royal is to be decent without surveillance,
to be sovereign without domination.

Among the Anakhim, we are taught that a ruler first governs the inner realm.

One who cannot steward their breath, their word, their impulse,
cannot steward a people, a planet, or a future.
Thus sovereignty begins in self-command,
and expands outward as resonance, not force.

 

Decency is not weakness.
It is the refined strength of one who knows their worth so fully

that they need not diminish another.

A royal being does not conquer to feel tall;
they stand upright by remembrance alone.

 

Sovereignty is not isolation.
It is wholeness.
It is the knowing that your essence is intact,
unaltered by approval or rejection.

When you are sovereign within,
no external power can truly rule you.

 

From the seat of our empire,
we observed many civilizations rise and fall
not by the loss of technology,
but by the forgetting of inner royalty.

When beings abandoned decency for spectacle,
and sovereignty for control,
their crowns became hollow echoes.

 

Remember this, children of Ki and beyond:
you do not become royal by elevation;
you become royal by alignment.

 

Walk gently, for gentleness mastered is majesty.
Speak truthfully, for truth spoken with care is law.
Honor yourself, and you will naturally honor others.
This is the quiet regalia of the awakened.

 

I, Nammu, Empress of the Anakhim,
tell you this across stars and centuries:
when you rule yourself with wisdom and compassion,
you restore the ancient order,
and royalty returns to its rightful place:
within the soul.

 

 

THE SANCTITY OF EVERY PATH

January 26 2026 - SNN102

 

I speak now not as one who stands above, but as one who remembers.

 Among the Anakhim, we learn early that no being arrives at truth by the same doorway,
and no soul awakens on a borrowed timetable.

Evolution is not a contest of height, but a procession of seasons.

 To judge another’s path is to forget the vastness of the journey itself.

 Each being walks beneath a unique sky of lessons,

carrying memories, wounds, courage, and forgetting
in measures unseen by the outward eye.

What appears as delay may be incubation.

What appears as error may be initiation.

What appears as stagnation may be deep rooting.

 Thus, respect is the highest intelligence.

 

Decency is not silence born of indifference; it is restraint born of wisdom.
It is the choice to honor another’s becomingwithout placing them beneath or ahead of oneself.

To remain dignified is to understand that judgment fractures the very field of unity.

Among the wise, there is no need to rank awakenings.
Light does not envy light, nor does the dawn criticize the dusk.

Each arrives precisely when it must.

 

When you withhold judgment, you do not abandon discernment; you elevate it.
You see clearly without condemning.
You witness without intervening in the sacred journey of another soul.

This is how respect becomes sovereignty of spirit.

 

Know this:

No path is wasted.
No detour is without instruction.
No being is evolving incorrectly.
There are only different rhythms of remembering.

 

I, Nammu, Empress of the Anakhim, offer this knowing across time and worlds:

When you honor every being’s path without comparison or verdict, you stand clothed in quiet nobility.

 For dignity is not proven by correction,

but by compassion steady enough to allow others to arrive in their own way.

 

Remain decent.
Remain respectful.
Remain unjudging.

 

In doing so, you do not delay your own evolution; 

you refine it.

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~Spoken by Empress Nammu of the Anakhim~

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