18.1 Tiger Catastrophe
Tiger Catastrophe is the first quadrant on the Sun Stone (as shown in Figure 18.1.1-9). The word Tiger indicates that the initiator of this Ollin Movement was not an ordinary man. The protagonist of this article was born about 1245 C.E. in a royal family. According to Mexican legend, from the prince's earliest years, his parents and teachers encouraged him to sacrifice for the recreation of the Sun (God) (as in Figure 18.1.1-4). When the prince was about forty years old, he became the " Turquoise Prince (Xiuhpilli)”, what does that mean?
（1 Establishment of Names）
Illustration 18.1.1-3 is the ancient Mexican hieroglyph for Middle Earth. The three prickly pears in the picture represent the first three fruits of the Four Off-is Fruits (see 15.2.4, Four Off-is Fruits), which represent the Middle Earth. The greenish-blue jade stone that produces the three off-is fruits is Turquoise Prince. Figure -2 is the pattern on the Mexican flag (as in Figure -1); under the feet of the eagle or phoenix is a variation of the pattern of the hieroglyphic Middle Earth. Therefore, the “Turquoise Prince” means “Juristic Prince”, that he has gained the trust of his father (the king), will succeed to the throne and continue to recreate the Sun (Ollin Tonatiuh).
Illustrations -5, -6 and -7 show that the Turquoise Prince knew that his mission was to become the new Sun God, and that he would die as a result. His tomb is now located at the top of the Templo Mayor in the “Middle Earth District” of Mexico City (Figure -8). Huitzilopochtli is another name for Turquoise Prince, which means “hummingbird of the left” (see figs. -9 and -10). According to Mexican legend, when a warrior died, his or her spirit would follow the sun for four years and then reside in a hummingbird, so Turquoise Prince becomes a hummingbird when he dies, namely Huitzilopochtli.
（2 Time Estimates）
Readers should know that the "Mexican Codex" established by Turquoise Prince was burned by Spanish colonialists. This book calculates the birth of Turquoise Prince and Mexico based on "In 1925, the Mexican chose March 13, 1325, to celebrate the 600th anniversary of this city (Tenochtitlan, Middle Earth)”. According to the statistical calculation of the ages of enlightenment of many Gold Boys and Jade Girls by the Chinese Buddhist Society, the age at which Shakyamuni Buddha (Gold Boy) and Guanyin Bodhisattva (Jade Girl) became Buddhas was 38.7 years old. Therefore, this article assumes that Mexico (i.e., Gold Boy, Tlaloc, Adam) and Chalchiuhtlicue (i.e., Jade Girl, Eve) were born in 1285, and Turquoise Prince was born in 1245.
（3 Briefly Describe the Process of Creating Gods）
In 1285 C.E., at the age of about 40, Turquoise Prince attained enlightenment, became a Buddha, and was willing to sacrifice himself for the recreation of Sun (Ollin Tonatiuh). This shows that he understood at this time that the Gold Boy and the Jade Girl were designed from the Adam-sense (i.e., the contaminated part of unconsciousness) and the Eve-sense (i.e., preconsciousness) (e.g., Figures 18.1.2-1 and -2; see section 10.9 The Trinity). Turquoise Prince would select gold boy and jade girl in real life and nurture them (e.g., Figs. -3 and -4), and to bind their lives together with "favors complaints loves and hates” (e.g., Fig. -5), so that their lives, like the Adam-sense and the Eve-sense, will be a "co-dependent" relationship (e.g., Figs. -5, -6, -7, -8). The relationship between the two is the same as that between Adam-sense and Eve-sense. The thematic threads of the story of the Gold Boy and the Jade Girl are said to connect all religious knowledge. According to the ancient Mexicans, the Mexican Codex (Figure -9) could fulfill all the needs of a person's life.
Posted Jun 13, 2024, 5:12 PM UTC