Ch'an--------------------------------Iban------------------------Burma--------------------Dani^>e_l

17 (p. 70) tree fungus: invisible

1:9 banyan tree into heavens

   

18 (p. 76) Golden

 

3. golden cheeks

2:31 gold head

19 (p. 82) climb mountain

1:11 climb mountain

   

(p. 84) oceans

 

4. sea

 

20 (p. 88) knowing the future

   

2:45 know what will happen in the future

22 (p. 93) raining flowers

 

8. jasmine

 

26 (p. 108) S`ita "cool"

1:15 feel cool

   

27 (p. 111) sickly

 

11. fever

 

(p. 112) robe in fire: unburned

   

3:21 clothed into fire: unburned

29 (p. 120) cinnamon trees &

1:18 palm tree

 

4:10 tree

grain

1:23 paddy farm

12. rice field

 

30 (p. 126) cut off own arm with sword

 

17. sword-bearer

 

32 (p. 133) looked out door of mausoleum

1:26 exit gate of heaven

 

4:32 forced out of palace

 

2:3 grass

 

4:33 ate grass;

 

2:4 owls

 

bird talons

34 (p. 140) wrote on wall

 

26. writing on wall

5:5 handwriting on wall

35 (p. 149) bird

2:5 robbins

   

37 (p. 155) mosquito

2:6 mosquitoes

   

40 (p. 171) crossing a river, not wet

2:9 bridge

   
 

2:13 hunters etc.

30. huntsman

 
 

2:17 women died of childbirth

33. woman died of childbirth

 

Keizan (translated by Thomas Cleary): Transmission of Light [Denkoroku]. North Point Press, San Francisco, 1990.

Clayton H. Chu: The Three Worlds of Iban Shamanism. PhD diss., Columbia U., 1978. pp. 121 to 122; 269 to 273

R. C. Temple: The Thirty-Seven Nats. London: W. Griggs, 1906. pp. 34 etc.