The mudra represents the union of the sexes with Vairocana as the procreator.
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Coyote stories are about transgressions and transformations, about the wanderer, bricoleur, thief, spoiler, clown, procreator.
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Facing these orphan civilizations, without any known procreator, some people succumb to the extra-terrestrial temptation.
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Simultaneously, he is also echoing an image of the primordial cosmogonie child identity of the primal cosmic man, the universal procreator.
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In all these wars, the rapists have a common ideology: going beyond humiliation, to destroy the other person by attacking the woman, the procreator, in an ignoble fashion.
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During the participatory processes of exchange about the participants' aims and conceptions the so-called three 'p's keep turning up: men regard themselves as provider, protector and procreator.
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The Hawaiian god Kāne is considered to be the procreator and the provider of life. He is associated with wai (fresh water) as well as clouds, rain, streams, and springs. Kanaloa, the Hawaiian god of the underworld, is represented by the phallic stone of the Iao Needle. Kapawa, the king of Hawaii prior to Pili, was buried here.
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War children whose fathers were German soldiers or German Prisoners of War can also contact the Agency to research the history of their German fathers who were killed, are listed as missing, or are no longer traceable. Such enquiries to WASt derive mainly from France, Norway, Denmark, The Netherlands, and from Finland. In terms of numbers, there are about 500 enquiries per year from war children born in, or slightly after, World War II, with around 110 per year alone from France. This research is often undertaken as part of a genealogical search for their origins, their unknown procreator and relates to those soldiers who were declared missing, killed in action or are untraceable.
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