I have been studying ancient Egyptian and Sumerian history and am curious about why they used animal heads - birds, alligators and lions - in place of human ones atop their bodies. I don't buy the story that they just stuck an animal there because it was illegal to depict the Gods. I suspect these "Gods" were genetically engineered using animal DNA. In that regard, what is the link between fish and the God Dagon?

I am a mother of four in my mid 30\’s and I have been told that I have some psychic abilities, mainly psychometry, paranormal, and lately remote viewing. Things come to me in the form of pictures in my mind, feelings and impressions, and sometimes sounds. I typically get them when asked to focus on specific objects or events. I clear my mind, think of the question or object and this blog is an example of what I get. This blog is a way for me to organize all my thoughts. 8:43 PM – Hmm..Hm….I do not see the use of human heads or the legality of it having anything to do with using animal heads.  I see high people in society using various animals heads more as form of intimidation and to show rank.  As I see this practice being done, and I put my self within these peoples shoes, it is done for this feeling of superiority   Like everyone has a human head, so to add a human head has no significance.  But when you cross the line and add an animal, it is almost like an ego thing that you want people to view you as godlike.  I see it more like gold masks that people wore to represent various gods, and really to represent how they wanted people to view them.  I am having a flashback to a video game that took place in old time and people used to where masks that looked like bird beaks.  So I feel like during these times of these ancient Egyptian gods an so forth it was an actual mask, and some of the more extravagant ones, had real animal feathers or fur made into the mask as one unit.

Q-Was that anything special about these people or were they just normal humans?
A-They were normal humans, and to where the mask, it was a title that they had to earn, and I feel like it was not always the same person that wore the mask, as if that mask would be handed down to someone else worthy of the title.  But I don’t think it was like how a King or Queen hands a crown down based on birth, it was more of an earned title that this person had to get.

Q-Why were they considered Gods?
A-I am getting that they were mutants of society, but not necessarily in a negative way, and I am seeing when the masks originated, I have a vision of this man who is physically very strong… body-wise extremely built, and he is also extremely intelligent.  But he had this disfigurement to his face where like his nose was like somewhat twisted, and it was like his upper lip did not cover over his teeth the right way, like his teeth were exposed, and it was like some of the elite of the society at this time, knew that this guy would be a phenomenal leader but visually he would NOT be accepted.  So like that was the first person who began this whole mask thing.

Q-Do you have anything else to add to this reading in general?
A-No
9:12 PM Link to Audio 1, Link to Audio 2