An Introduction to the Simorghian Culture and ... - Kaveh Farrokh

Avatars of Milo
Leaders of Milo-ism were called Ming-wang-zhuan-shi 明王転世 or Mi-lo-zhuan-shi 弥勒
転世 in early times. Ming-wang 明王 means vidya-raja (master of manthra zikr), zhuan 転
means reincarnation, shi 世 means this world (material world). Therefore
Ming-wang-zhuan-shi 明王転世 means the master of zikr reincarnated into this world.
Mi-lo-zhuan-shi 弥勒転世 means Milo incarnated into this world. Their revolutionary
movement was so extremely violent that they were harshly suppressed. So they push
forward the friendly and harmless image of Bu-dai.
Concluding Remark
Chinese Milo-ism seems to retain Simorghian religious tradition. The combination of Great
Root Mother Goddess and Milo is its definite attestation.
4. Miroku and Kannon in Japan and Korea
Image of Miroku and Kannon
In Japan and Korea, Miroku and Kannon are androgynous beautiful youth (boy). He is on
the one hand a nature-loving beautiful god, but on the other hand he is the messiah and the
decided leader of social reforms. This double nature was formed at first in Korean Peninsula
and then spread all over Japan. There is no such image as photo 10 in Japan and Korea.
Photo 10. Kushan Maitreya. Musee Guimet, Paris
Remark
In China Milo is not androgynous. He is laughing fat monk. But Kannon (Kwan-yin) is
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