Breakthrough:
Pope Francis’ Pachamama Universalism 4:
Astonishing Lu Dong Bin Factor

Dr Ong Hean Tatt, Ph.D.. 29 May 2025.

This article is written in tribute to those who know that the Nazca glyphs reflect the astronomical Zodiac.
Millennia old secrets finally broken!

The late Pope Francis had an amazing Universalism view: His Universalism was evident in the October 2019 incident where, to the shock of Christendom, Pope Francis presided over a Peruvian Pachamama ceremony!

• Pope Francis has said there was no idolatry in the Vatican Gardens that day … He also described the synod’s ‘pachamama’ statue as “a pregnant woman with her son in her womb….

  “Pachamama is clearly a Christian adoption of an Indigenous symbol, which follows the Church’s longstanding practice throughout her history of enculturating herself in different cultures by adopting the culture’s symbols and art forms. As such, he had no problem venerating Pachamama as a portrayal of the Blessed Mother, carrying the Divine Child in her womb, while in a posture of prayer.”

  Pope Francis has given us the identity of Pachamama. He said she is the ‘Woman with her Son in her womb’ and he declared her “Our Lady, Queen of the Amazon”. Toni Vercillo. Pachamama: Mother of God? by Toni Vercillo · December 9, 2019. https://wherepeteris.com/pachamama-mother-of-god/

In a previous exegesis, it is shown that the Pachamama "Lady with Child" image is the same as the Neijing Tu iconography which is a Buddhist-Daoist image of Goddess Guan Yin carrying the child.

That exegesis shows that the Neijing Tu iconography is associated with Lu Dong Bin, who was a circa AD 700 Nestorian Christian in Tang China [image at left, bottom]. What is curious is that Nestorius, Nestorian founder, was the one who, in the 5th century MId East, put forth the idea that "Mary was the Mother of Jesus" [and not of God]

• A fifth-century archbishop by the name of Nestorius didn’t approve of the title “theotokos” that some Christians had started using (yes, this is the same Nestorius that Socrates of Constantinople made up a fake quote to argue against). Mary couldn’t have given birth to God. God is eternal! God has neither beginning nor end! So he recommended the title “Christotokos” (mother of Christ) as a more accurate title for Mary. She gave birth to the human aspect of Jesus, but was not truly the mother of the divine trinity…. We’re still a long way off from our Salve Reginas, Hail Marys, and the title “the Queen of Heaven,” all of which start popping up between the 11th and 13th century… The History of Mary Veneration: A Protestant Perspective. November 29, 2021 ~ Vincent https://classictheology.org/2021/11/29/the-history-of-mary-veneration-a-protestant-prospective/