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While many speculate that the so-called “handbags of the gods” 👜—carved at Göbekli Tepe (~9600 BCE) and found globally—represent symbolic or technological devices… …Oomoans offered a different take: These were not bags, but cauldrons, used to carry ceremonial food: sweet, nutritious, and calming dumplings served to enslaved humans ⛓️ The word "calming" is striking. It likely denotes psychoactive agents used to pacify subjugated populations. Göbekli Tepe precedes agriculture (~9000 BCE): No tools, nor villages—yet sophisticated temples allowing for thousands to gather. A strange cultic socialized area without knowledge for sedantarian life through plant cutlivation. Those "gods" ( amoral extra-terrestrials comprised of Tauris and Orions ) tamed humans put under the yolk with a food system to optimize their resource extraction, teaching humans agriculture was not in their best interest: Only two transposable resources were valued—water and humus being the only transposable to their dying land. Going further into speculation, this food system is reminiscent of manna, as described by the Old Testament, a divine offering given to jews for 40 years whilst they were traversing the desert as part of the covenant between the Hebrews and yahvé, probably an Orion seraph. The resonance with manna 🍯 is striking. Derived from the Semitic root man (“what?”), the term—attested in Akkadian, Aramaic, and Hebrew (mān hû’)—designated in the pentateuque an unknown, sky-born substance. More than mere sustenance, manna likely served as ritualized pacification—a calming, divine ration forming part of a covenant that bound a dependent people to amoral extraterrestrial overlords, tasked with sustaining the Israelites during their 40-year exodus from Egypt to Canaan. 🔗 https://t.co/3RCBEJQj1W