Clarity in the Black Hole

[Guest guest]

For Glo, who likes to know who said what to whom:

 

Jan:

Gilgamesh had a fair chance to go back to civilization. After

all, he was half god, half man. But he wasn't very successful,

losing the plant of immortality to the big snake of the sea.

 

Rainbo:

Gilgamesh went swimming in Nu before she became Neptunized,

and he loved the water so much he became the big snake so

that he could experience the waters more fully and wander

the imaginative realms of oceanic bliss...

 

Jan:

Instead of easy going, immortality plant deprived humanity has

to snatch it away from the snake, roaming in the mare liberum.

 

Rainbo:

The rose of desire, the Lily of knowledge, the thousand

petalled Lotus of awakening ... the taste of amriti..

the snake brings the gifts ... the fragrances and perfumes...

 

Jan:

But when Gilgamesh refused the "favors" of Ishtar and his

friend Enkidu flung a piece of meat into her face ))

 

Rainbo:

Ishtar being hung on a meat hook in the depths of hell

by the oh, so lovely Ereshkigal ... she descends as the

Morning star in the Spring, innocence and rises the

evening star in the Fall, awakened after her death ...

she is then placed in the Heavens by the Gods and

Goddesses to join them for eternity... for her great love...

 

Ishtar sent Endiku the curse because he had killed the

Bull of Heaven, Humbaba, but Endiku could

not catch Ishtar,

 

Jan:

the

Goddess of love and war swore revenge; she opened up a window

in time, inviting Gates' ghosts and astral bugs. The ghosts

took possession of the minds of man, obscuring the secret of

the plant of immortality that has to be snatched away from the

snake.

 

Annette:

The plant of rich rose color and ambrosial shimmering in the

water like a prism of the sunlight ... first red rose then deep

pink.. then blossoming heart blooming, rays of light ...

like diamonds at the crown which shimmer ... the philosopher's

stone...

 

Jan:

The astral bugs caused special typos in many scriptures

so that the ghosts will believe what they are reading.

 

Rainbo:

Thank God, for small favors, did bugs manage to throw in

a bit of wit...?

 

Jan:

And so

it comes that the Gilgamesh epic didn't mention the snake is

fiery despite the cool sea and getting hold of the snake won't

do; one has to snatch the plant away from her. Only then, the

snake will give up and die.

 

Rainbo:

Maybe the snake will get detected by your K-detector

and Shakti will find Shiva and they then can make a beautiful

new lotus blossom ... when they meet in crowning glory ...

but still then the fire work of the snake is not finished he

continues his sinuous path ... slowly then winding his way

to the medulla ...

 

Jan:

Not a sad story?

 

RAinbo:

A beautiful story

 

Jan

 

Not a sad answer?

 

Annette