Mythic"Eating the Forbidden Fruit" / Original Sin
UBEve's mating with Cano the Nodite
Eve's mating with Cano the Nodite = "Eating the Forbidden Fruit" / Original Sin
The Connection
The UB explains that Genesis is a euphemism for a sexual union: "eating fruit" equals mating with Cano. The "forbidden" act was the compromise of the Adamic biologic mission. "Original sin" is a theological abstraction built on a garbled memory of a real default by a real Material Daughter.
UB Citation
UB 75:3-5, 76:4
Academic Source
Genesis 3; Augustine, De Civitate Dei
Historical Evidence(Moderate evidence)
Bernhard Lang (Society for OT Study, Ashgate, 2008) reconstructs the forbidden tree as originally a mandrake promoting fertility, with a pre-canonical narrative involving gods prohibiting the fruit so only they would possess the secret of fertility/sexuality. The Adapa Myth (Mesopotamian): both Adapa and Adam "underwent a test before the deity based upon something they were to consume, both failed and forfeited immortality."
Related Mappings
Serapatatia, well-meaning Nodite leader
= The Serpent in the Garden of Eden
Cain receiving a Thought Adjuster
= The "Mark of Cain," divine protection
Three Noahs: Historical, Regional, and Literary
= Biblical Noah, composite figure
Machiventa Melchizedek, incarnated teacher
= Melchizedek, mysterious priest-king deleted from Genesis