Adad (Ishkur) The God of Thunder and Weather | Sumerian Mesopotamian Mythology Explained | Stories

✨Welcome once again to another episode of the Mythical Arcana Mythology podcast. Today we'll continue with the Sumerian/Mesopotamian Mythology arc. In this video we're going to talk about the story of Adad, also known as Haddad, Ishkur, the god of thunder, the god of weather and the god of storms from Sumerian, Mesopotamian, Akkadian and Babylonian mythology. We'll talk about the Origins, their characteristics and roles, their connection to Anu, Ki, Enlil, Enki and various other deities, and their influence on Mesopotamian culture, and much more! Grab some popcorn and enjoy. 🍿 This is the story of Adad, also known as Haddad and Ishkur (Iškur), the god of thunder, the god of weather and the god of storms from Sumerian, Mesopotamian, Akkadian and Babylonian mythology. Sumerian Mesopotamian Mythology Explained.
Timestamps
00:00 Intro
00:10 Adad/ iskur
01:27 Origins, Birth and Early years
04:22 Appearance, Characteristics, Roles & Responsibilities
11:10 Symbols
13:16 Family, Consort, Children and Relationships.
22:12 Stories of Adad
22:37 Adad in the Atrahasis Epic (Flood)
25:00 Adad in the Epic of Anzu
27:07 Adad in the myth of Erra and Ishum
28:55 Worship, Rituals, Festivals, and Prayers
30:59 Conclusion
31:40 Outro
Sumerian Mythology Explained 📜: Dive deep into the world of Adad, the Mesopotamian god of weather, known also as Ishkur. Uncover his role as the bringer of storms and his crucial impact on agriculture and the environment. Learn how Adad's command over the elemental forces shaped the ancient world, balancing the destructive power of storms with the life-giving rain essential for survival.
Sumerian Mythology Stories 📖: Delve into the legendary tales of Adad's might and mastery over the skies. Discover his dynamic presence in the pantheon as the master of rains and storms, whose thunderous decrees influenced everything from agricultural success to divine warfare. Each story reflects the profound connection between the divine forces and the earthly realm, emphasizing Adad's role in nurturing life and commanding the elements.
Mythology Podcast 🎧: Tune in for captivating episodes that explore Adad's narratives within Mesopotamian mythology. Engage with expert discussions on his origins, his depiction in ancient art, and the symbolic meanings behind his fearsome powers. Our podcast provides a thorough analysis of how Adad's character development across different cultures highlights the universal themes of nature's dual power to destroy and rejuvenate.
Sumerian Mesopotamian Mythology 🌍: Gain insights into the broader context of Mesopotamian myths with a focus on Adad's integration into the Sumerian and Akkadian pantheons. Explore his interactions with other gods, his role in epic myths like the Atrahasis Epic, and his ongoing worship through rituals and festivals that celebrated his dual nature as a fearsome destroyer and a benevolent protector.
Sumerian Mythology for Beginners 🌱: Perfect for newcomers to the realm of ancient mythologies, this segment provides a straightforward introduction to Adad. Learn about his origins, powers, and the importance of his worship in ancient Mesopotamian society. Understand why he was revered as a god of storms and how his divine responsibilities were integral to the survival and prosperity of his followers.
ASMR Mythology for Relaxation 🎤🌌: Relax with soothing narrations of Adad's myths, where the sound of thunder and the whisper of rain blend into a calming storytelling experience. Let the tales of Adad, the god who dances between destruction and fertility, lull you into a peaceful state, connecting you with the powerful forces of the ancient world.
Discover the enduring legacy of Adad, a deity whose influence over weather and agriculture shaped the destinies of ancient civilizations. Subscribe and join us on a journey through time, exploring the mystical world of Mesopotamian mythology, where gods like Adad ruled with the power of thunder and the gentleness of rain.
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[@parisdebono]

Great video - well done 😊

[@-RONNIE]

Thanks for another good video on their mythology

[@katrinepearls]

Thank you for u've done the BEST job there is

[@IanSaur]

Amazing job!

[@nsmninja]

Thank you

[@spandansahs8816]

Thanks a tonne please dont skip enlil

[@nhlanhlamatsaba2383]

So, it makes Adad a brother to Enlil and Enki.

[@shadow3746]

Wonder why the God of the old testament hated him so much.