Mesopotamian gods

Mesopotamian gods were divine beings embodying natural forces and aspects of life, such as Anu (sky), Enlil (air and earth), and Inanna (love and war). They were central to religion, mythology, and daily life, often depicted with human traits but possessing immense power. These gods interacted through stories and rituals, reflecting the Mesopotamians' understanding of the world's complexity. They believed gods influenced everything from weather to justice, and worshippers sought their favor through offerings and ceremonies, emphasizing a close relationship between humans and divine forces in their civilization.