40,000 years ago and more
on a tropical island,
Nealander was an Australian aboriginal man;
his wife, a philanderer;
so he drowned their only son
in retaliation.
3 days later
Nealander walked into the water
withdrew his only son from the watery depths
and brought him safely back to life.
Nealander was the Sun
His reborn son,
the New Moon.
Shall I rescue the Easter Moon?
{The three days between the Nazarene's execution and his surprising comeback is an interpretation of the new moon's three absent days--and the sudden hole pierced in the cosmos by the first slender crescent of returning moonlight--that has been repeated countless times by many different cultures. This myth, which Nietzsche called the eternal return, may be among the moon's greatest gifts to humanity.
"The essential myth of the moon is the myth of transformation," Cashford writes. "Early people perceived the waxing and waning as the growing and dying of a celestial being, whose death was followed by its own resurrection as the new moon. The instinctive identification of the people with their moon meant that they interpreted the moon's rebirth as offering a similar promise for human beings in their own waning and death. The moon then became a symbol of hope, the light that shone in the darkness of the human psyche." }
http://www.metroactive.com/papers/sonom ... -0410.html
http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?se ... 2016:21-28
Happy Easter
MatbbgmephistoJ
It sounds like fun for this son of a clumsy mother.
