Mythic"One Truth" tradition → Tao / the Way
UBSinglangton, yellow race spiritual leader (~100,000 BC)
Singlangton, yellow race spiritual leader (~100,000 BC) = "One Truth" tradition → Tao / the Way
The Connection
Singlangton proclaimed the worship of "One Truth" among the yellow race approximately 100,000 years ago. The UB traces a direct lineage: Singlangton's "One Truth" → preserved through millennia → Salem missionaries reinforce the tradition → Lao-tse builds "directly upon the concepts of the Salem traditions" to declare Tao as "the One First Cause of all creation." The Chinese concept of Tao has a 100,000-year pedigree.
UB Citation
UB 45:4.8, 64:6.15, 94:5.8, 94:6.3
Academic Source
Lao-tse, Tao Te Ching; Slingerland, Effortless Action (2003)
Historical Evidence(Moderate evidence)
The UB identifies Singlangton as member #6 of the Twenty-Four Counselors on Jerusem, recognized for spiritual achievement on a system-wide level. Lao-tse "built directly upon the concepts of the Salem traditions" and declared Tao to be the supreme first cause. His formulation, "Unity arises out of the Absolute Tao, and from Unity there appears cosmic Duality, and from such Duality, Trinity springs forth into existence," echoes both Melchizedek theology and Singlangton's ancient monotheism. The survival of the "One Truth" concept through 100,000 years of Chinese cultural continuity is unparalleled.
Related Mappings
Andite traditions of Eden and Dalamatia carried east
= Chinese "Land of the Gods in the West," Kunlun mythology
Machiventa Melchizedek, his incarnation remembered in Japan
= Shinto awareness of a divine incarnation at Salem
Soul and spirit, dual inner realities
= Yang and Yin, complementary cosmic forces
Salem monotheism in Chinese form
= Lao-tse's Tao, the One First Cause