MythicKrishna + Radha
UBAdamson + Ratta
Adamson + Ratta = Krishna + Radha
The Connection
Krishna's blue/violet skin maps to Adamson's fading Adamite violet glow, not blue in nature, but a violet tinge remembered and amplified as "blue skin" over millennia. Radha as "most beautiful woman" maps to Ratta, described as the most beautiful woman of her era, last of a pure superhuman lineage.
UB Citation
UB 76:4.1, 77:5
Academic Source
Bhagavata Purana; Doniger, Hindu Myths (1975)
Historical Evidence(Suggestive evidence)
Smarthistory discusses the theological significance of blue/dark skin in Hindu iconography. Brahma Samhita describes Krishna's complexion as "beautiful like a dark rain cloud." Hindu theological tradition shows Vishnu/Krishna in different complexions during different yugas: white, yellow, red, and black/blue. The blue/violet skin represents divine otherness. The divine couple motif is universal enough that the parallel is suggestive rather than specific.
Related Mappings
Adamson riding Fandor
= Krishna / Vishnu riding Garuda, giant divine bird
Thought Adjuster, indwelling divine fragment
= Atman, the inner self / divine spark in Hinduism
Salem monotheism, rejected and abstracted
= Brahman, the abstract absolute that replaced personal God
Sethite priests, Adamite-descended teachers
= Brahman priestly caste of India