p.

gestation-week

development of __

101

1^st

(mucilaginous)

2^nd

nur-nur-po = kalala (jelly-like)

3^rd

determination of gender ("change of the sex")

4^th

round if male; tumor-shaped if female

5^th

navel (umbilicus)

6^th

navel connected with vessels

7^th

eyen

8^th

head

9^th

trunk

10^th

shoulders & hips

11^th

remaining sense-organs

12^th

5 vital organs

13^th

6 viscera

14^th

femur & humerus

15^th

legs, hands, forearms

16^th

20 digits

17^th

tendons

102

18^th

flesh & fat

19^th

16 large glands

20^th

remaining bones

21^st

skin

22^nd

openings of sense-organs

23^rd

hair & nails

24^th

abdominal & thoracic organs

25^th

internal wind

26^th

mind, memory

27^th

28^th

29^th

30^th

31^st

32^nd

33^rd

34^th

35^th

36^th

gzi-mdans = ojas

37^th

intellect

38^th

(parturition)

__-vijn~ana

__ consciousness

manas-

empirical

alaya-

universal

p.

#

asava, kles`a ('defilement')

its remedy

to be applied, as adhi-s.t.hana ('blessing'), to the __

37-8

1^st

a-vidya ('nescience')

upa-hr.daya of Ratna-ketu

head

38

2^nd

sam-skara ('motivation')

upa-hr.daya of S`akya-muni

shoulders, motivating action

3^rd

vi-jn~ana ('perception')

hr.daya of Vai-rocana

heart, place of awareness

4^th

nama-rupa ('name-&-form')

bija of Vai-rocana

waist, arising-place of aggregates

5^th

sad.-ayatana ('6 senses')

upa-hr.daya of Vai-rocana

ears, like unto "twisted birchbark"

6^th

spars`a ('contact')

upa-hr.daya of Sam-kusumita

nose, like unto "needles of molten copper"

7^th

vedana ('feelings')

hr.daya of Sam-kusumita

forehead, where complexion shineth

8^th

trs.n.a ('craving')

hr.daya of S`akya-muni

mouth, place of craving for food

38-9

9^th

upa-adana ('indulgence')

bija of Dus-gati-pari-s`odhana

knees, extending & retracting

39

10^th

bhava ('gestation')

bija of Ratna-ketu

legs, running

11^th

jati ('birth')

contemplation of Ratna

genitals, procreating

12^th

jara ('old age')

bija of Sam-kusumita

crown of head, place of white hair

13^th

maran.a ('death')

hr.daya of Ratna-ketu

throat, for breathing

14^th

s`oka ('grief')

bija of S`akya-muni

ankle, as joint

15^th

pari-deva ('lamentation')

bija into s`unyata

eyen, whence flow tears

16^th

dus-kha ('misery')

upa-hr.daya of Dus-gati-pari-s`odhana

urn.a-kos`a, source of brightness

17^th

daus-manasya ('dissatisfaction')

hr.daya of Dus-gati-pari-s`odhana

tip of nose, whence ariseth perception

p.

sequence of generations in genealogical cosmogony

14

light as father

ray as mother

darkness

brightness

cold wind [coldness & wind?]

pale hoar-frost

dew

"a lake like unto a mirror", whereon "a membrane formed itself and rounded {bubblelike? -- cf. S`afi<i^ cosmogony} into an egg"

hatched from egg : small black bird "provided with light"

hatched from same egg: small white bird, "provided with darkness"

that light

that darkness

white egg

black egg

speckled egg

hatched from white egg :

from white egg's __

was hatched __

outer shell

a divine rock

"middle membrane" [enclosing albumen?]

"Throne-Division's Realm" of light

"inner fluid" [albumen?]

conch-white hybrid yak-cow

"inner shell" [membrane enclosing yolk?]

3 deities : (1^st ) world-god "White Light"; (2^nd ) white "All-Wise Defender of Men" {cf. Aleks-andros}; (3^rd ) "Conch-White, Provided with Men" god

hatched from black egg :

black "Proud Man"

Dril-rag dPun-bkra ("Black Heap, Colored Heap")

hatched from speckled egg :

shining "Wish-Requaesting Man", who had :

no __

eye

ear

nose

tongue

hand

foot

wherewith to __

see

hear

smell

taste

reach out

walk

but instead had a __

spirit

wherewith to __

think

and which served him to __

see

hear

smell

taste

reach out

walk

furthermore, that "Wish-Requaesting Man"

"named himself as":

world-god Sans-po >Bum-khri

and "was also called":

Ye-smon rgyal-po

he placed :

gold & turquoise

conch & cornelian

quartz & ore-stone

to his :

left

right

front

so that they became:

gold mountain & turquoise valley

conch mountain & cornelian mountain

quartz cliff & lake of light

whence originated the __ (race):

Phya

dMu

gTzugs

p. 15

the son __ :

sPyi-gtzug rGyal-ba

>Phrul-bu dBan-ldan

married the __ woman :

conch Run-mo

white gN~an

(pp. 15 & 14)

they are (/ had as progeny):

p. 15 the 3 (out of their 4) sons who did not swear falsely

p. 15 "When they changed into horses and joined, our white-footed pony … originated. {cf. De-meter copulating with Poseidon (GM 16.f)}

p. 14 "the red-brown worms;

(pp. 15 & 14)

When they had united as yaks, our wild, white yak originated. {cf. bull of Poseidon (GM 88.c)}

the light-grey grasshoppers {cf. Navaho grasshopper deities} and

(pp. 15 & 14)

When they transformed into sheep and joined, the fair ram originated." {cf. ewe copulating at Kroumissa i. with Poseidon (GM 70.l)}

five-horned insects."

(pp. 15 & 14)

p. 15 the son (out of 4) Phya-bla Bran-s`in who swore falsely

as "son of" Poseidon (GM 98.i), Theseus, was unable to fulfill the oath which he had sworn (GM 103.c)

p. 14 the entire race of kLu (Naga-s)

by the goddess __

+T>an

of the Srin

of the gN~an

of the dMu

he had __ divine sons

9

9

1, namely lHan-lhan

12

on his __

was a __

top of head

golden stupa like a full moon

above right eye

like a rising sun

above left eye

white moon from moonlight

between eyebrows

small black dot

over right shoulder

likeness of Bon temple Kho-ma Ru-rin

above left shoulder

crystal-like stupa of 9 tiers

above upper chest

like tigre crouching upon soil

above right ribs

white hair-fleck

above left ribs

black hair-fleck

right shank

serpent coiled downwards

back of left leg

iron bee furnished with eyen

left sole's arch

upward-jumping frog

p.

sNe-phrom La-khra __

to __

details

15

passed down 13 higher rungs

earth

during spring month Sa-ga

descended 9 rungs of spirits' ladder

peak of mt. rMog-pho ("Helmut")

there he saw a white-blemished woman weaving

16

was hidden by that woman from Srin daimon who was seeking a victim to carry off; so the Srin carried off instead a monkey magically produced from the semblance of one woven in the fabric {cf. painting of monkey which came to life at instigation by the devil Pehar, in Tib.J., vol. 4, # 2, (Summer 1979) p. 54}

"disappeared"

the Srin's pale hound (which had not departed with him despite being commanded by the Srin to do so) was thereupon struck by the woman with a weaving-instrument, "so hard that the teeth broke out", and then "When he hit his eye, the eye popped out." {cf. [Aztec day-sign] Itzcuintli 'hound' followed by [day-sign] Malinalli (depicted to include eye)}

married the weaving-woman, so they had 3 sons, of whom:

in water perished one of the 3

namely, >Thin-po

in fire perished another of the 3

namely, >Thin-mig

a daimon's arrow met still another of the 3

namely, >Thin-ge

>Thin-ge married __

of the __ (class of deities)

so that the progeny born to this union were __

white princess

Phya

Bod->dzom La-phrom

Khri-ma

dMu

rGya-khri La-bz`es

Khri-mo

Khri

Hor

dByig-sna-ma

?

Bod

>Jan

Li

daimoness

gN~an

a monkey

an ox

a badger

a bear