Hopi-world ages (BH)

cakra-s of yoga; etc.

1^st

"Echo" reverberating through the earth (p. 4)

goddess Hakini (cf. hakka ‘calling to an elephant’ – elephants being believed to uphold the earth)

2^nd

Tokpa "Dark Midnight" (p. 15) :

{"On very dark nights" ("M") there occurred

"the world ... rolled over twice ...

the hurihana (overturning) of the world ("TP") by Mata-aho.

as the world ... froze into solid ice." (p. 16)

"After ... Mataaho", "snow, hail, etc., would be loosened" (LWhW, p. 180).}

3^rd

anwuwi ‘crow’; c^o:vio ‘antelope’ (p. 17)

Kakini ‘crow’ goddess; she & god each riding a black antelope

4/3rds

hollow reed (p. 18)

fire held by goddess and by god, each {cf. fire brought by Prometheus in pithy interior of the (otherwise hollow) giant fennel}

5/3rds

4 islands (pp. 18-9) are submerged under water (p. 20)

Makara, the animal-god ruling over water; goddess Rakini = Raka (one of the 4 lunar-phase goddesses)

4^th

monwau ‘owl’ (p. 22)

D.akini ‘witch’ {owl is the bird of witchcraft}

Hopi

Hellenic planets’ names; etc.

yoga deity

2^nd

Nemesis (according to Akhilleus Tatios), who became (GM 32.b) a swan (white)

white goddess S`AKini

{Hopi "muha, the little four-leaved plant" (p. 11); the chief leafy vegetables being the cruciform (i.e., four-leaved) ones}

(cf. S`AKa "potherb , vegetable , greens")

3^rd

Phaethon (< */Ghas-adhn-/ : with /ghas/ cf. /ghas-mara/, /ghas-vara/ ‘voracious’; /adhn-/ ‘ethnic’)

IS`a {cf. <ES`aw the voracious foreigner}

{Skt. /ghas/ is cognate with <ibri^ /qeset/ ‘inkstand, inkhorn’ (for night dark as ink?)}

cf. "black antelope for night" (TB)

4/3rds

Puroeis ‘fiery’

holding fire

5/3rds

planet of Hera (according to Aristoteles) [Hera was cow-eyed and yielded milk]

moon {cf. cow who jumped over moon}