24 guru-s of avadhuta = 2 series of 20 each in Codex Borgia

registre : l[ower], u[pper],

l[ower] l[eft], l[ower] r[ight], u[pper] l[eft], u[pper] r[ight]

24 Guru-s Of Ava-Dhuta

13-d. periods

days

scene

 

p., reg.

#

p., reg.

#

 

1. earth {cf. red earth from which >adam was made}

   

10 u.r.

18

red gem

2. wind

   

9 u.l.

19

blowing conch-shell trumpet

3. sky

   

9. u.r.

20

woman breaking pestle {cf. African myth of woman striking pestle against sky}

4. water uprooting "impudent trees" of the "vain and wealthy" (WhDLD 4.1.4)

61 u.

20

   

jewel-plants {? cf. those encountered underground by Aladdin in 1001 Nights} growing out of vase

5. fire

61 l.

1

   

smoke-house

6. sun

62 l.

2

   

half-sun

7. moon

   

10 l.r.

3

moon

8. pigeon

   

10 l.l.

4

bird

9. python

63 l.

3

10 l.l.

4

snake

10. ocean

64 l.

4

   

sea-shell necklaces

11. river

65 l.

5

   

irrigation-channel

12. moth

66 l.

6

   

red butterfly

13. honey-bee [they describe route to flowers]

67 l.

7

   

path from plants

14. elephant [they become inebriated by liquor]

68 l.

8

   

goddess of pulque-liquor

15. honey-gatherer, smoking out bees

69 l.

9

   

fire-god Xiuhtecuhtli with smoke

16. deer [doe in time of deluge, according to Markan.d.eya Puran.a]

70 l.

10

   

drowning

17. fish

   

13 u.l.

11

fishing

18. courtezan Pingala [nerve-channel in physiology]

70 u.

11

   

goddess of medicine; acupunctured ocelot

19. osprey [is kept with eyen bandaged between hunting-forays]

69 u.

12

   

bandaged-eyed god Ixquimilli

20. maiden

68 u.

13

12 u.r.

14

(unwed) goddess Tlazolteotl

21. arrow-smith

67 u.

14

   

holding spears

22. snake

67 u.

14

11 u.l.

15

feathered snake

23. spider constructing cobweb

66 u.

15

11 u.r.

16

death-goddess [= spider]

24. wasp (praeparing paralyzed prey as food for young); its mud nest may praeternaturally appear blurry

   

10 u.l.

17

praeparing human as food; god Xolotl whose eye is extruded

           

Uddhava Gita 2:33-35

pp. 61 to 70

pp. 9 to 13

Codex Borgia

WhDLD = http://www.hindujagruti.org/hinduism/knowledge/article/why-did-lord-datta-acquire-knowledge-from-twenty-four-gurus.html#41