15.2 Fruit of Deer Vehicle
Content of the Religion：15.2.0 Preface；15.2.1 Navel of the World； 15.2.2 Virgin Pregnancy；15.2.3 Consummation Buddha；15.2.4 Four Shamanic Fruits.
Combining Greek, Chinese (as in Figures 15.2-4), and Mexican (as in Figures 3 and 5) legends, the Deer Vehicle Religion (as in Figure 1) was created by Zeus. Illustration 3 shows the legend in Chinese culture that the Seven-Color Deer Buddha (Gold Boy, Shakyamuni, Actaeon) is commonwealth-ing “Spiritual Know” to the “North Pole Godfather in Law (Zues)”. So how did Zeus capture the Seven-Color Deer Buddha?
Illustration 3 is a painting by Mexico (Gold Boy, Adam, and Tlaloc) of himself and Chalchiuhtlicue (Jade Girl, Eve) on their wedding night (c. 1325 CE). Mexico is shown with a deer hat indicating that he is the reincarnation of the Seven-Color Deer Buddha. Figure 5 shows that the reason he married Chalchiuhtlicue is because he was shot by the goddess Chalchiuhtlicue. Being shot by a goddess, the wound would not heal, leaving Mexico with only two choices, death or surrender; so, Mexico surrendered to Huitzilopochtli (Sun God, father of Chalchiuhtlicue) and married Chalchiuhtlicue. This explains how Zeus became the father-in-law of the Seven-Color Deer Buddha; it was his daughter Artemis (Jade Girl, Eve) who shot the Seven-Color Deer, Actaeon (Gold Boy, Adam), so the two deer pulling the sleigh for Zeus in Figure 1 are his daughter Artemis and son-in-law Actaeon. The three of them form the Trinity of God and, Deer Vehicle Religion.
Posted Jun 26, 2024, 3:16 PM UTC