The Christ & The Divine

"Truly you are the Ildana," said Nuada. "I would fain hear music of your making, but I have no harp to offer you."

"I see a kingly harp within reach of your hand," said Lugh.

"That is the harp of the Dagda. No one can bring music from that harp but himself. When he plays on it, the four Seasons--Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter- pass over the earth."

"I will play on it," said Lugh.

The harp was given to him.

Lugh played the music of joy, and outside the dun the birds began to sing as though it were morning and wonderful crimson flowers sprang through the grass--flowers that trembled with delight and swayed and touched each other with a delicate faery ringing as of silver bells. Inside the dun a subtle sweetness of laughter filled the hearts of every one: it seemed to them that they had never…

"When they [men] die hearts that were void of mercy pay the due penalty, and of this world's sins a judge below the earth holds trial, and of dread necessity declares the word of doom. But the good, through the nights alike, and through the days unending, beneath the sun's bright ray, tax not the soil with the strength of their hands, nor the broad sea for a poor living, but enjoy a life that knows no toil; with men honoured of heaven, who kept their sworn word gladly, spending an age free from all tears. But the unjust endure pain that no eye can bear to see. But those who had good courage, three times on either side of death, to keep their hearts untarnished of all wrong, these travel along the road of Zeus to Kronos' (Cronus') tower. There round the Islands of the Blest, the winds of…

Maui is the Hawaiian symbol for the first born son of God the Father ie their Christ. Just as the symbol of Jesus, Tribe of Dan, Saint John and the Eagle also represent the first born son of God the Father in the Christian iconography. So it is of no surprise to see that the Hawaiian Christ is also connected to the constellation of Scorpius.

The following is the parable of the Hawaiian Christ and Scorpius.

"One day, Maui set out on a voyage to explore the mysteries of the oceans. With his fish hook in hand, he sailed his canoe, adorned with intricate Polynesian carvings, under the brilliant starry skies. The night was calm, and the stars shone brightly as his celestial guides.

As Maui ventured deeper into the heart of the ocean, he encountered challenges and obstacles unlike any he had faced before. Fierce storms battered his canoe,…