MythicKrishna / Vishnu riding Garuda, giant divine bird
UBAdamson riding Fandor
Adamson riding Fandor = Krishna / Vishnu riding Garuda, giant divine bird
The Connection
A violet/blue-skinned superhuman figure riding a giant bird. The UB provides a literal physical basis: Adamson (violet-skinned Adamic descendant) riding a fandor (giant passenger bird). The Hindu tradition preserves this as Krishna/Vishnu riding Garuda.
UB Citation
UB 77:5, 66:5.6
Academic Source
Mahabharata; Garuda Purana
Historical Evidence(Moderate evidence)
Britannica: Garuda is a Hindu deity depicted as "the king of the birds" and the mount (vahana) of Vishnu. The Mahabharata describes Garuda as so massive he can block out the sun. World History Encyclopedia: Garuda carries Vishnu through the skies. Combined with Anzu (Sumerian), Thunderbird (Indigenous), and teratorns (paleontology), the cross-cultural persistence of the "giant rideable bird" motif is remarkable.
Related Mappings
Adamson + Ratta
= Krishna + Radha
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