Deep Story: The Call from South of the Flood

In a dark age, people were tired of carrying their emotions. A voice was coming from both the depths of the earth and the far corners of the sky:

“Get on board.”

This voice was not a prophecy; it was a call to remember .

Emotions, burdened by years of hardship, were rising like water. Clogged channels within the person's inner world were bursting, and repressed anger, forgetfulness, betrayed love, guilt, and ignorance were overflowing from every corner.

At that moment, the South Node opened, and the floodgates opened.

The Flood with Historical Echoes

This narrative is unique, but its melody has found a language in thousands of cultures.

In Mesopotamian lands, the Sumerians tell the story of the hero Ziusudra. “He destroyed his house and built an ark to keep the peace of the gods; the flood came, and the world was covered with water.” Younger versions of this story continue in the Gilgamesh epic with the characters Atrahasis and Utnapishtim . According to scholarly opinion, the biblical story of Noah was influenced by these ancient Mesopotamian narratives. Wikipedia+3thetorah.com+3ncse.ngo+3

Archaeologists report finding flood levels at sites such as Shuruppak (the Sumerian city). For example, excavations at Kiš and Shuruppak —circa 2700–2900 BC—have identified layers indicating water levels or floods. Livius+1 However, these findings do not fully correspond to the “global flood” of the myth; rather, they may be a reflection of regional floods transformed into collective memory.

Another theory: The Black Sea Flood. About 7,500 years ago, Mediterranean waters may have flowed through the Bosphorus into the Black Sea, creating a massive flood. Sediment analysis, saltwater remains, and traces of shelled organisms support this theory. smithsonianmag.com +2Explorersweb+2 Such a regional “folding” event may have fixed the themes of flood and destruction in the memory of a large community.

Historical science also questions why flood narratives are common in every culture :

• Humans are small compared to the power of nature;

• Phenomena such as river floods, seasonal floods, and sea rises were frequently experienced in ancient society;

• These events leave tragic scars on individuals and communities—and become legendary, passed down from generation to generation. PBS+2Nautilus+2

With Historical & Spiritual Layers

There was a time when people couldn't even trust the blueness of the sky. Because a damp lament was rising from beneath the ground. Every drop was a song of murdered hopes, silenced justice, and lost memories.

The South Node opened. And the waters rose.

First the rivers overflowed—the Tigris, the Euphrates… The valleys of Sumer were submerged. Traces of the divine message seemed to have been erased among the grains of sand. But one man, Ziusudra, heard the language of that water; The gods had a swift word:

“Tear down your house, build a ship.”

Ziusudra was overcome; the city's people laughed. "Mad," they called him. But he welcomed every whisper that emotion arose; He faced every fear; And began to build the ark—not of wood, but of the vibrations of inner consciousness .

When the flood came, the world shook. The earth cracked, the sky liberated, the old order was erased. But Ziusudra's ark was not drowned by the waters; the center within it carried it.

When the waters receded, only bone memory remained. New lands rose. A new world was formed.

Long afterward, another narrative arose: Noah was the resurrection of that old code. When one entered the ark, the world being covered with water was actually the overflow of the water center . But the ark meant "my center."

In the narrative of history, the ship is still outside. But in the story of your soul, the ship is inside. And the flood is not just the rising of the past , but a test of remembering your Center .

“The Flood Came from the South: Noah's Ark Was Not an Ark”

Once upon a time, the sea rose. But this sea wasn't water as we know it—it was a sea of emotions. Humanity's inner world overflowed, and emotions suppressed for centuries rose to the heavens. And at that moment, God called not from the sky, but from the depths of consciousness :

“Get on board.”

That voice wasn't actually a command. It was a reminder: "Turn inward. It's not the wood outside of you that will save you, but your inner center."

That's when the Flood began—the opening of the South Lunar Node . Karma spoke the language of emotions. Every record passed down from ancestors, every fear, every lie, every forgetfulness—all mixed into the water. The waters were stripping away the sediments of the past, making the invisible visible. Some were drowning in these waves, while others remembered how to swim. But few truly knew how to build a ship .

That's why Noah was chosen. Because he listened to the language of water not with fear, but with submission. He represented the consciousness that could see the flood not as "punishment" but as purification . And one day, even though no one understood, he began to build the ark. But that ark wasn't made of wood—Noah was assembling the planks of his own consciousness: patience with earth, faith with air, courage with fire, mercy with water… Each was the voice of a center, the prayer of an element.

People laughed, they said, "He's crazy." But behind those laughs was fear. Because what Noah did was something no one else had the courage to do: walk into the future without burning the past.

And when the waters rose, Noah had already returned to his center. His ark was not outside, but within. Even as the waters passed over his soul, he did not sink, for, like every soul that retains consciousness, he remained centered.

The flood lasted for days. The waters of the South Node swept away all the shadows of the collective. Each wave was a "remembrance." In a mother's tear, a child's fear, a man's guilt... And when the water finally receded, only the real remained. In that moment, the ark grounded on a mountaintop—and that mountain was the Earth of the North Node.

The new world had begun. And a rainbow appeared in the sky. That rainbow was the four elements saying "we are at peace" to each other: Fire and water were no longer fighting. Earth had ceased to be angry with the sky. All had returned to unity.

At that moment Noah heard a whisper inside him:

“You will never be erased like that again.”

Because this time, it wasn't the world that was erased, but consciousness that was cleansed. And that's why Noah's Ark wasn't a ship. It was the center itself. It was that sacred space that still remains within the soul of humanity—the place that protects the God within, no matter how great the Flood grows.

🕊️So, every time the South Node works, each of us enters our own Flood. Some are swept away by the waters, others remember their ship. But whoever remains centered, a new age is born from them.

The Secret of Couples – Balance Inside the Ship

Noah's ark contained a pair of animals of each species. On the surface, this symbolized the continuation of life, but deep down, the reunification of polar consciousness.

For the flood was not merely the rising of external waters, but the overflowing of the masculine and feminine polarities suppressed within man. Each couple taken into the ark represented two aspects of the soul within itself: the wild and the domestic, anger and compassion, fear and faith.

They had to be carried together, in the same space, on the same ship. Because one could not be complete without the other. And the union of these pairs corresponded to the four balances of the Central Element System :

• Fire – Water : action and intuition, impulse and surrender

• Earth – Air : structure and meaning, patience and understanding

• Masculine – Feminine : giving direction and giving birth

• Light – Shadow : the known and the hidden

The ark was the space of consciousness where these pairs did not conflict but merged. So when the floodwaters receded, not only did life begin anew on Earth— consciousness was reborn as well.

Because the real miracle inside that ship was not the salvation of the animals, but the return of polar consciousness to unity.