15.2.3 The Chosen One
Gold Boys such as Actaeon, Prometheus, etc., and Jade Girls such as Artemis, Medusa, etc., grew up. Artemis also returned from the centralized training camp (i.e., Amazon) for Athena. Zeus's project of making Greeks (i.e., Olympian Movement) entered a new phase: the final selection. The chosen Gold Boy and Jade Girl would marry to become the new Sky Father (aka. Uranus, Apollo, Buddha Father, Adam) and Earth Mother (aka. Gaia, Athena, Buddha Mother, Eve), the founding Emperor and Empress of the Hellenic Empire, the primogenitors of the Greeks. The new Sky Father, Apollo, and the Earth Mother, Athena, will compose a new Greek Codex: Eros. Eros was translated into Chinese as Love Sutra, Karma Sutra, and in this book is called Aggregate Arousal, see Chapter 14.
Readers may wonder, Artemis and Medusa were classmates, so can her eyes "petrify" people? The answer is yes, Medusa's kind of eyes are called Flesh Eye Through in Buddhism, see Chapter 3, and are part of the goddess's "500 Majesties and 108,000 Charms (cf. section 16.2)”, part of the god's armor and shield. Excessive practice may lead to years of horrible facial appearance. Actaeon (Adam) also has Flesh Eye Through, made permanent by Zeus himself when he was a young boy and Zeus betrothed him to Artemis (Eve); that is, as the Bible says, God marked Cain (it means “Gain”, is a part of Adam), "No killing!" This Flesh Eye Through is the first of Buddha's "Five Eyes Through ".
（2 The Chosen One）
The husband chosen by Zeus for his daughter Artemis (i.e. gold boy, Adam, godson) will be the founding emperor of the future Greek Empire. Of course, there are many conditions, such as being a good man, having the juristic power of the fourth meditation, etc. What is a Goodman? It is said that there are no bad people and evils in the eyes of good people, such as in the previous section that Zeus judged Prometheus to be the incarnation of evil and punished him. The Fourth Meditation, as mentioned in the previous section, Actaeon mastered the Samadhi True Fire, which is his Celestial Eye. In the future, based on his Celestial Eye, Actaeon will grow his Gnostic Eye. The nature of gnosis is selection, and is the leader of strength, so Actaeon will have great strength, become a Giant in the future, becoming the Eight Philosopher-Stone Giants, able to lift new Athena (Gaia). Athena's body is as heavy as the earth. In one Greek myth Artemis was born on the back of a giant tortoise; Actaeon would become that giant tortoise, Apollo, Uranus. In this Deer Vehicle religion, the fourth eye of Buddha, the Juristic Eye, is Athena; the fifth eye is Buddha’s Eye (or God’s Eye), is Zeus. The three of them are the trinity of one God, one Great God or Great Tathagata.
Illustration 15.2.3-4 shows Turquoise Prince (aka. Huitzilopochtli), the sun god of the Mexican Codex, presiding over the Ollin Movement, revoked the flint stone (representing eligibility for the competition) of the two candidates for the Gold Boy, who were ashamed to face Chalchiuhtlicue (Eve). You, the reader, see in figures 1 and 2 that Actaeon was as conceited as a buck, thinking he possessed Samadhi True Fire and was the best in the world. Zeus looked: "Ho! Ho! Ho! This is the Eight-Precept Pig that I wanted as my son-in-law!" Why does Zeus like the Eight-Precept Pig so much?
When the gold boy (i.e., Adam) was a young boy, Zeus instructed the Lamplighter Buddha (i.e., the gold boy's revelation teacher, Grain God) to feed him acorns (see section 11.5, "Four Foods Crux"). Other animals are said to be poisoned when they consume too many acorns, but only the pig, even if it consumes only acorns, by its unique digestive system, is not poisoned and is able to grow healthily. For example, Prometheus was poisoned by acorns and became a devil, while Actaeon grew healthily. The "eight precepts" means that at this point in his life Actaeon had only received the first eight of the Ten Fundamental Precepts (cf. section 13.1) and did not understand the last two precepts very well.
Therefore, all Gods (i.e., Social Honors in Buddhism) like “Eight-Precept Pig”. For example, Allah, the True Lord, named the juristic door he created as "Pig Grandpa (i.e., Adam) Donkey Grandma (i.e., Eve)” (cf. section 4.4), so Muslims do not eat pork and donkey meat. Why did Allah call his daughter Kubaba (aka. Guanyin Bodhisattva in Buddhism) a donkey? Before Allah left, he told Kubaba: "I have done many affairs in my life that I am guilty to Mount Sumeru (i.e., Adam). When he comes back from hell, you give him the throne, be kind to him to atone for my sins." Some time after Kubaba and Mount Sumeru were married, she threatened him: "You are the husband my father made for me, not only will I not kill you, but I will let the whole world know how much I love you!" She built a tall tower for Sumeru to live in and told the servants and guards, "My husband is a god, should live in sky! When he comes out of the tower, the ground should be covered with Persian carpets. If his feet touch the dirt, I'll kill you all." Kubaba only visited Sumeru when she missed her father, it is said that she could see Allah in Sumeru's eyes. One day she saw Allah in Sumeru's eyes on fire and immediately abolished Sumeru's feet ban. In this book, every God disgraces himself in the matter of God granting his godson Adam a kingdom, every Eve kept the throne under her own ass.
（3 Blind Date）
Greek legend has it that at dusk, Actaeon bumped into Artemis bathing (as in pictures 1 and 2) and left, feeling numb all over after a dozen steps. The author I think originated this story and illustration from readers who read the Greek Codex but didn't understand it. The original story goes that the name of the Actaeon in Hell (i.e. suffering from mental illness) is Hephaestus. When Hephaestus recalls tracing the cause of his madness (i.e., his descent into hell), he traces the origin of his illness to the blind date with Artemis.
The appearance of the goddess is unmemorable, and in Hephaestus' memory at that time the appearance of Artemis was always changing, as if he had met many women, and when he carefully identified any of them, he saw that they were made up of decayed, lifeless things (such as the thighs of Tlaltecuhtli in Fig. 3). Figure 3 is a portrait of traits for Tlaltecuhtli painted by Mexico (c. 1325 CE.), the equivalent of Artemis at this stage. The reason for this phenomenon is Artemis's “woman skin” (i.e., 500 majesties 108,000 charms; cf. section 16.2), so Hephaestus recalls all “woman skins”, all of Artemis's 500 majesties 108,000 charms. So, it is interpreted by the uninitiated reader as "Actaeon bumped into Artemis bathing with a group of female companions". "Actaeon left feeling numb all over" indicates that he was stabbed by Artemis's 500 majesties 108,000 charms (i.e., women's skins).
In addition, the drawing shows the symbol of the moon goddess on Artemis' forehead suggests that Hephaestus also analyzed the following. The appearance of the goddess is the default model of how the human brain perceives women, and Artemis' appearance is like that of the goddess. Zeus chose to have the two of them meet at dusk to give Artemis the power of a goddess because the human unconscious does not take on the characteristics of things in the gray of dusk.
Greek legend has it that under the bright moonlight, Actaeon went on a second date with Artemis. The two competed in archery, and Artemis lost and got angry. A happy, joyful Artemis is a goddess, a Fortune; a sad, weeping Artemis is a Misfortune, so Actaeon was once again encountered a Misfortune. That is to say that on the first date between the two, Actaeon was stabbed by Artemis's 500 majesties 108,000 charms; on the second date, he was stabbed again.
Posted Jul 4, 2024, 5:15 AM UTC