Ioannes Apostolos = Paras`u-Rama
sleeping apostoloi occur in 2 Eu-angelion passages :
Markos 14:36 |
in the Garden of Gethsemane, all apostoloi, to witness to the yielding by Iesous to accepting being crucified |
the witnessing in the Garden of Gethesemane will have been done by the apostoloi in their dreams : they were evidently astrally projecting (“transvection”, the definitive act of witchcraft according to the Holy Inquisition) in order to do the observing. |
Ioannes 13:25 |
Ioannes Apostolos, at the Last Supper, was to ask who is to betray Iesous into being crucified |
“leaning on” (13:23) – as one might do while sleeping – Iesous, was Ioannes Apostolos – so, was the latter perhaps talking in his sleep when he posed this quaestion? |
it is the scene of asking about the crucifixion that is analogous with a scene from the Maha-bharata
Christian |
Astika (P) |
Bidayuh (HTS, p. 312) |
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Menelawos was wounded in his thigh by Pandaros (Iliad 4); after Pandarus was slain by Turnus (Aeneid 9, 672 sq.), Aeneas wounded in the thigh Turnus the son of Daunus. {With the name /DaUN-/ cf. /marian-DUN-/ tribe in Bithynia, where Christianity was first noticed (by Plinius).} |
“Parashurama was sleeping with his head resting on Karna's thigh, when a beetle crawled up and bit Karna's thigh, boring into it. In spite of the bleeding and the pain, he neither flinched or uttered a cry so that his teacher could continue his rest. |
“bad beetles” succeedeth “bloodsucker”, in a list of evil spirits. [The “black borer beetle” is personified as the hero Bekok (ISh, p. 130)] {To compare with the waking of Paras`u-Rama, do consider the Kemian vignette of the waking of the people each morning by the sun pushed up from the east by the scarab-god H^PR} |
(Ioannes 19:26-7) Ioannes Apostolos was the only apostolos to attend the crucifixion at Golgotha [where the blood of Iesous trickled down onto the skull of >adam]. |
However, the blood trickled down, reaching Parashurama and awakening him.” |
Iliad 4= http://homer.classicauthors.net/illiad/illiad4.html
P = http://www.gurusfeet.com/guru/parashurama
HTS = Carol Rubenstein : The Honey Tree Song. Ohio U Pr, Athens, 1985.
ISh = Penelope Graham : Iban Shamanism. Australian National University, Canberra, 1987.
The Iban name /BeKoK/ may be cognate with /BaQaQ/ ‘pour out’ (Strong’s 1238), if the pouring out of the wine of the eucharist may be pertinent.