Welcome back, and thank you for joining us tonight. If you’re here for history for sleep, history to fall asleep to, or simply a gentle sleep documentary to help your thoughts drift into quiet, you’re in the right place. Tonight, we’ll explore one of the most intriguing questions hidden within ancient mythology: what if the Anunnaki—the sky gods of Sumer who shaped early humanity—never actually left Earth at all? According to the oldest Mesopotamian tablets, the Anunnaki descended from the heavens in the dawn age, guided the rise of cities, and walked among humans as rulers, teachers, and architects of civilization. Later stories describe them departing—returning to a distant realm or fading into the unseen. But some interpretations suggest a different possibility, one far more mysterious: that the gods didn’t vanish… they simply stepped out of sight. Across ancient cultures, there are quiet echoes of this idea. Legends of hidden beings living in remote mountains, deserts, or beneath sacred structures. Tales of divine families withdrawing from the world but continuing to watch over it. Even in the earliest Sumerian myths, the language suggests not disappearance, but retreat—into temples, into the underworld, into the far edges of the known world. Perhaps the Anunnaki faded into secrecy rather than distance, blending into myths while remaining closer than we imagine. Some believe that traces of their presence linger in unexplained structures, in knowledge that arrived too early, or in stories of kings and priests who claimed to speak with beings “not of this world.” Others imagine that the Anunnaki may have shifted into a hidden realm—an idea found in countless ancient traditions, where gods live alongside humanity, unseen but not gone. Whether symbolic or literal, the possibility invites us to imagine a world where the divine never truly departed, but continued quietly through the ages. In this history documentary, we’ll gently explore that idea—the myths that suggest a lingering presence, the cultural memories that refuse to fade, and the enduring question of whether the Anunnaki ever left Earth at all. This is history for sleep, history to fall asleep to, and a calming history to fall asleep journey into the soft space between myth and reality, where ancient footsteps may still echo beneath the surface of time. So settle in, let the quiet of the night wrap gently around your thoughts, and allow the possibility of gods who never left us to guide you peacefully into rest. Sweet dreams, and good night.