18.2.2 Aggregate-Arousal Buddha
According to Mexican legend, in the Wind Catastrophe, men were made of wood, did not worship gods, and only ate pine nuts (pinon). The author me looked up the life cycle of this pine tree that grows in Mexico, which is 600 years, which is like the period required for God to create humans (or for humans to create God) in this article. In connection with the previous Tiger Catastrophe, people only ate acorns. The Turquoise Prince taught the young Golden Boy big hieroglyphics. A hieroglyphic is a picture, a story, and a spiritual-elixir. When the Golden Boy was a teenager, Turquoise Prince taught him books with few pictures and many words. Those books systematically described the principles of godly cycle.
Illustration 18.2.2-1-1 is the young Tlaloc (i.e. the Golden Boy, Aztlan). He is wearing armor to show that he is good at meditation; because of meditation, he has realized many precepts. Those precepts are also called golden armor (see Section 16.2), so the ancient Mexicans used armor to show his achievements in meditation. In figure 3, when Aztlan was walking on the road, the spiritual-elixirs fell from the sky into his rice bowl, indicating that many of the events he experienced were designed and directed by the Turquoise Prince.
18.2.2-1 Story of Juristic Prince
On this day, Uncle Maize (as shown in Figure 18.2.2-1-2) told Aztlan a story again. Once upon a time, there was a country called Blue Genie in the south, and the king is called Covenant Ark (aka. Xipe Totec, Red Tezcatlipoca). Queen Maya (Mayahuel) was pregnant and was about to give birth. According to local customs, women had to return to her parents' home to give birth. On the way back to her parents' home, under a worry-free tree, Juristic Prince was born from Maya's ribs. He could walk at birth and took seven steps (see fig. 18.2.2-1-4). Seven lotus flowers grew from the seven footprints. Juristic Prince could also speak at birth, and he said: "I am the only respected one in the world." Half a month later, Queen Maya passed away, and the Juristic Prince was raised by Maya's sister, Lady Gnosis. Many years later, Juristic Prince became enlightened under the tree of life and became the rain god Tlaloc.
Aztlan replied: “You have told me this story before. You also said, 'Maya refers to stillness (cf. v. 16.3); and in this fable it is saying that a man bears stillness because of precepts (cf. v. 16.2), and because of stillness his gnosis (cf. v. 16.4) is born. Precepts, Stillness, and Gnosis are the three studies taught by Shamanism. '”
Uncle Maize asked: “How can a person be born from ribs?”
Aztlan replied: “That rib is the same rib that God took out of Adam to make Eve. In fact, that rib is that ‘Stump' in the case of Aggregate Arousal (cf. v. 14.1), a Mutant Fruit (cf. v. 11.6.1).”
Uncle Maize asked: "Why can the Juristic Prince talk and walk as soon as he was born?"
Aztlan replied: "The fable says that the young Tlaloc saw through Maya (i.e., hallucination), realized Aggregate Arousal, and became an Aggregate-Arousal Buddha (Pratyekabuddha). At that time, he was already a young man, so of course he could talk and walk. He said, ‘I am the only respected one in the world", i.e., that he was proud of himself for realizing Aggregate Arousal and becoming an Aggregate-Arousal Buddha."
Note 18.2.2.1: The ancient Mexicans used “several arrows piercing through a mirror (as shown in Figure 18.2.2-1-5, 6)” to represent intelligence of Aggregate Arousal (cf. chapter 14). This is because the original name of Aggregate Crux created by Zeus, Eros, means “arrows of love”, and the mirror represents “Great Round Mirror Intelligence (cf. v. 15.1.2)”. In the following illustration 18.2.2-2-3, the mirror of Turquoise Prince is very smooth, indicating that he has acquired the Great Round Mirror Intelligence. In illustration 18.2.2-3-23, a human face is reflected in the mirror of Turquoise Prince, indicating that he has become a real man.
The background of Tlaloc in Illustration 18.2.2-1-7 and the protrusion on the left of Illustration 18.2.2-2-2 in the following text are the hieroglyphs of mountain or hat in Nahuatl, representing the 84,000 annoyances in Aggregate Crux. In Illustration 18.2.2-1-7, Tlaloc stepped onto the bottom line of the "Mountain of Annoyances", indicating that Aztlan had basically understood the origin of Aggregate Crux and became an Aggregate-Arousal Buddha (i.e., pratyekabuddha).
18.2.2-2 Rebellious Aztlan
With the help of Uncle Maize, Aztlan, who was about 20 years old, found an apprentice job in the Treasure House (i.e. National Museum) of the Turquoise Prince (i.e. King; Turquoise Prince means Juristic Prince, heir of God), the capital of Nahuatl (the predecessor of modern Mexico), and became a Big Bachelor of the Dragon Plan House (a national institution for training young officials).
In illustration 18.2.2-2-1, Aztlan is wearing a deer horn hat, which shows that he is proud of his ability to understand and use the intelligence of aggregate arousal. Illustration 5 shows that he has some Gnostic Eye, but in his subsequent study and life, he encountered many thorns and poisonous weeds that looked like flowers.
Figure 18.2.2-2-2, Aztlan found that many scholars who studied Aggregate Arousal were studying how people were shot by arrows (i.e., they were harmed by greed, irritability, and ignorance), rather than studying how to pull out the poisonous arrows. The dragon's body is tied into a knot in the lower right corner, indicating that they have locked themselves out of improving their knowledge level. In Figure 3, Aztlan found that the Turquoise Prince is very knowledgeable, but his behavior as the king is like a bandit. In Figure 4, the Turquoise Prince was a big devil, teaching people how to decompose the human body and then eat it. Figure 6 shows that Aztlan found that this was a cannibalistic society, and those ignorant people were willingly devoured by the so-called sacred.
Working in the Treasure House, Aztlan had the opportunity to study the religious culture of Europe (around 1325 CE), but the results disappointed him. In Figure 7, he found that Europeans were waving the banner of peace, but there was no cultural connotation. In Figure 8, (2) shows that Europeans baptized with rainwater because (3) their religion was based on illusion. (4) It shows that the peaceful humanity they believed in did not exist, so the product of their religion was killing each other. (5) European priests from the bottom to the top were as black as crows, watching the angels on the carousel all day long and understanding nothing. (6) European kings, nobles and heroes did nothing, so their arms degenerated and disappeared. (1) In short, Europe's ancient gods Thor and Zeus are dead, leaving only dry bones and footprints; there is no longer any sign of intelligent life in Europe's religious culture.
18.2.2-3 Peccary Eight Precepts
When Uncle Maize and other secret researchers reported information about Aztlan's physical and mental development to Turquoise Prince, he laughed and shouted, "This is my son, my Aztlan! This is my Peccary Eight Precepts! My son in law! You are not Aztlan, you are the future Mexicans!"
Aztlan, the original meaning of the Nahuatl word is "a boy from the white place". Where in the picture does this meaning appear? There are many white clouds in illustrations 18.2.2-2-1 and 5, indicating that there are many white clouds in his Fourth Meditation Sky (see fig. 18.2.2-3-5). In the fourth meditation sky, white mist represents the unknown, so the white clouds represent that he is not an all-seeing-all-knowing yet and has a lot to learn.
What does "Peccary Eight Precepts" mean? When Aztlan was a child, Turquoise Prince instructed Uncle Maize to feed him acorns (see Section 11.5 “Four Foods Crux”). Most animals will be poisoned if they eat too many acorns, but pigs, with their special digestive system, will not be poisoned if they only eat acorns, and they can live very healthily. So, Turquoise Prince said Aztlan was a Peccary. At this time, Aztlan had already obtained the first eight of the Ten Fundamental Precepts (see Section 13.1). He did not quite understand the ninth precept of “not to be greed” and the tenth precept of abiding by the Four Victorious Cruxes, so Prince Turquoise said he was "Eight Precepts".
Aztlan is a fundamentally rebellious person. How can such a person become successful? Readers, please look at illustration 10. The self-converted sky in illustration 10 is a group of people with their heads down. The ancients used heads down to represent dead people. In other words, Turquoise Prince agrees with Aztlan's statement above; illustrations 10 to 22, that is, the mundane people are all dead people, or people with an inverted worldview.
Figure 24 shows that the Turquoise Prince is burning himself to recreate the Sun (God). Figure 25 shows that he has successfully created and hatched 500 golden boys and jade girls, giving them real life. Figure 26 shows that he must secretly feed the Spiritual-Elixirs to those golden boys and jade girls, so he has a mountain of work to do. Figure 27 shows that the Turquoise Prince is secretly carrying out his work of creating humans. Figure 28 shows that he is secretly watering the golden boys and jade girls, these future flowers, with spiritual water and pollinating them.
Posted Aug 25, 2024, 10:11 PM UTC