Chaldeans — Magi of Media from Helat

(The Azerbaijani version of the article:

https://firudin.blogspot.com/2025/09/xaldeylr-xelatn-midiya-maqlar-olmuslar.html?m=1

The Russian version of the article

https://firudin.blogspot.com/2025/09/blog-post_23.html?m=1)

Translated into English with the help of ChatGPT

         According to the Torah, the first humans were of the lineage of sages who spoke the unified "safa" language. They came from the East and built the Tower of Babylon in Chaldea. It is precisely this Chaldean people and their descendants that are known to us as the Chaldeans. Sources refer to these first beings as immortal Heavenly People, who created all other mortal earthly humans (Article: "Человека сотворили Хазарские беки - Элохимы", sayt: https://firudin.blogspot.com/2023/11/blog-post.html?m=1). The unified "safa" language of the Heavenly People is a language of symbols, in which special meaning was expressed only through consonants. We know this logic as Sufism. In this logic, the true meanings of all ancient texts are hidden precisely in the consonants. Therefore, the true meanings of ancient writings are written according to Sufi logic, and it is with this logic that we will interpret the sources.

According to the Bible, the Chaldeans were created by the god Assur (Isaiah 23:13). The name Assur in other sources is mentioned as Asar, Ashshur, Azer, or Osiris. In other words, the Chaldeans are descendants of the god Azer-Osiris. They built in Chaldea a "tower reaching up to the heavens," which in texts is referred to as Babilon or Babylon. In Sufism, this word has the same meaning as the symbols Alban, Lbnum, Lebanon, and others. In the sources, Albania is specifically called the "land of the East." In Sufi logic, this means that the Chaldeans, coming from the East, erected the Alban tower in Chaldea, "reaching up to the heavens."

The symbol Chaldea (XLD) in Sufism expresses the same idea as the symbols Helat, Khuld, Galaad, Gelad, Kaldu, Celt, Kolyada, Kleito. In this logic, the symbols Chaldei and Gelad mean Hal-Deo, Gel-Deo, that is, "the God of the city Gel." However, the symbols Gel and Hal in Sufism also signify "Eloah," "Ilah." In this sense, Helat and Gelad mean "God born from Eloah in the city of Gel," and other similar meanings. In Egyptian sources, it is described in detail how in the city of Gel Pharaoh Amon created the god Osiris or Atum (Article: "Расшифровка Торы с помощью «язык птиц»: От Адама до левитов-алевитов", sayt: https://firudin.blogspot.com/2020/06/blog-post.html?m=1).

In ancient Iranian sources, the symbol "pir," meaning "pharaoh," is mentioned as "farnbag," that is, "pharaoh-bek." Thus, Chaldea is the place where Pharaoh-Bek Amon created, from Eloah in the heavens, the god Azer (Osiris).

The symbols Babil and Alban in Sufism are read as “Ba-El,” “El-Benu,” meaning “the heavenly realm (El) of the immortal spirits Ba and Benu of the pharaohs.” It follows that the land of the East — Albania — is the world where the souls of Ba and Benu, the pharaoh-beks who attained immortality in the heavens, receive a second life, that is, paradise.

In the famous philosophy of “the East” by the Sufi scholar Shihab ad-Din Yahya Suhrawardi, the East is not the geographical East, but a metaphysical one — the land of the soul in the heavens. This means that under the symbol “land of the East — Albania” in the sources, the heavenly paradise of the immortal souls of Ba and Benu of the pharaoh-beks is implied.

The symbol Chaldea in the Torah is also mentioned as the Ismailite land of Gelad Madiama, that is, Media. This indicates that the Chaldeans were directly connected to Media, from where Albania originated. In other words, the Chaldeans of Chaldea are the same Gelad (Galaad) Ismailites of Media mentioned in the Torah. Sources characterize the Chaldeans as sorcerers, magicians, astronomers, priests who knew secrets, which points to their belonging to the Magi of Media. In ancient Egyptian and Assyrian sources, these magi are called theurgists — that is, those who create gods through theurgy, in other words, Turks (Article: “Türk”, “Türkiyə” nə deməkdir? Ağlasığmaz həqiqətlər" (in Azerbaijani), sayt: http://gilarbek.blogspot.com/2012/06/turk-turkiy-n-demkdir-aglasgmaz-hqiqtlr.html?m=1). Thus, the Chaldeans were the Gelad Turks of the Ismailite Media, who on the heavens created God from Ilah.

The symbol Kleito is another form of writing the symbol Chaldea. It represents the name of the wife of the god Poseidon on the island of Atlantis. It is precisely from Poseidon and Kleito that the royal dynasty of Atlantis originated. Herodotus names the mountain where the Atlanteans lived as Atlas and states that this mountain is the pillar of the sky. In Sufi logic, the symbol Atlas is identical in meaning to the symbols Tilos, Talas, and Talysh. In other words, the royal dynasty of Atlantis is the people of the Talysh mountains, who uphold the heavenly paradise (Article: "Atlantida Azərbaycanda mövcud olmuşdur" (in Azerbaijani), sayt: https://www.gilarbeg.com/?sehife=oxu&lang=1&content=1142).

In Sufism, “island” signifies an island in the heavenly waters, in the celestial ocean, symbolizing paradise where souls attain immortality. In the Quran, the heavenly paradise is called the paradise of Khuld. This provides a basis to assert that the Chaldeans were simultaneously descendants of the god Poseidon on the heavenly island of Atlantis, that is, in the paradise of Khuld, which is upheld in the heavens by the Talysh mountains.

All of this means that the Babylonian or Alban tower — “reaching up to the heavens” and signifying the “Gate of God” — is the earthly gate of that very paradise of Khuld, which the Chaldeans created in the heavens of Chaldea. These gates of God are located in the land of Gelad in Media, and therefore in the Bible, God calls Gelad “My Gelad.”

In Arabic sources, the land of Chaldea is mentioned as Helat, which was the possession of the Azerbaijani Atabek dynasty. Thus, the land of Gelad in Media, which existed on the territory of modern Azerbaijan, is indeed the land of Helat of the Atabek dynasty. And by the name Chaldeans, one should understand precisely the descendants of the Atabeks from Helat.

In Sufism, the word “bek” signifies the path of a Turk following the “tarika,” who in the phase of Baqa reaches unity with Eloah (Ilah). In Ancient Egypt, those in unity with Eloah were called theurgists — that is, Turks. Consequently, the word “bek” should be understood as a saint who attained unity with Eloah and possesses the divine power to create living beings by will. In antiquity, symbols such as Yahweh, Jehovah, Baqa, Bog, and others in the sense of God meant “Bek, united with Eloah.”

According to sources, Atabek Sökmen, having taken possession of “12 cities” in Helat, called himself Shahi Arman, that is, Shah Ra-Amon. In Islamic sources, Shah Ra-Amon is called God Rahman (Article: “Allah” sözü bilavasitə türklərə aiddir" (in Azerbaijani), sayt: http://gilarbek.blogspot.com/2019/?m=1). This provides grounds to assert that Rahman is God who ascended to the throne from the land of Helat of the Azerbaijani Atabek dynasty.

In Russian tales, the symbol Chaldea is mentioned as Kolyada. In the “Book of Kolyada,” this symbol is depicted as Mahdi (Moshiach, Messiah), who will appear at the end of times, and is called the God Kolyada. This means that, according to Sufi logic, just as at the beginning came Ra-Amon, that is, God Rahman, so at the end the coming God will be directly connected with Chaldea, that is, the land of Gelad in Media.

In European sources, the Chaldeans are also known as Celts, who over millennia migrated from Media to various territories of Europe.

From all of this, it follows that in the most ancient sources, the word Chaldeans refers to the Helatis — the Atabek lineage from Helat, which lies at the foundation of the Azerbaijani Atabek dynasty. It was precisely this Atabek dynasty that built in Helat, that is, in Chaldea, the Babylonian-Alban tower and created in its heavens the paradise of Khuld. This lineage of Magi of Media is the sacred lineage of Azerbaijani pir-beks, sayyids, and sheikhs, who until the last century could influence nature and living beings with their words and thoughts. The reason for their ability to perform miracles was that they were born in the image and likeness of the Perfect Human, called the Heavenly Human, that is, they were born in unity with Eloah. Only since the last century has this lineage of kings and prophets lost their divine powers and become ordinary humans.

Firudin Gilar Bék

Sufi-Batini Scholar

24.09.2025