The Sumerian Tablet That Lists 10 Abilities Humans Had Before the Gods Took Them — We Still Have 2

Overview

The video claims that an uncatalogued Sumerian tablet was translated in 2014 by an Iraqi philologist and two senior scholars. According to its account, the tablet lists ten abilities humans supposedly possessed before the “descent of the watchers”: eight were taken away, while two survive in diminished form.

The video says the tablet and translation have not been formally published and that the tablet remains in storage.

Abilities Said to Remain

• Direct knowledge: Described as a developed form of intuition.
• Field perception: The ability to sense other people, animals, and places beyond ordinary cues.

The video argues that both abilities can still be cultivated.

Abilities Said to Have Been Lost

The video identifies these eight abilities as having been taken away:

• Much longer lifespans
• Regeneration of tissues, organs, and limbs
• Visible biological light
• Perceiving multiple states of time at once
• Direct communication with animals, plants, and place-spirits
• Sustaining oneself for long periods without food or water
• Affecting physical reality through focused intention
• Direct access to ancestral memories

Related Claims

The video connects the supposed tablet to Sumerian accounts of the Anunnaki and Apkallu, as well as traditions from Africa, the Americas, Australia, and elsewhere that it says recount earlier human capacities and their subsequent loss.

It argues that these abilities were suppressed to make people easier to govern, and presents topics such as telomeres, regeneration, and biophoton emission as possible corroboration.

Evidence and Limitations

These claims are presented as controversial and largely unverified. The video provides no published tablet, full translation, or independently checkable evidence in the subtitles. It also moves from genuine research topics and cultural traditions to extraordinary conclusions about lost powers without establishing that the science supports those conclusions.

Presenters or Contributors

No presenter is named. The video refers to an unnamed Iraqi philologist and two unnamed senior scholars as the alleged translation team.