Regarding the venomous snake proverb: my lama once recounted a fable of a wealthy man who buried his vast gold to protect it rather than give it away. Upon his death he takes rebirth over and over as a snake that knows where the gold lies but is helpless to do anything with it.
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So perhaps the proverb was mentioned to indicate that these Tibetans regarded science as a kind of useless knowledge.
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Question? Do those that research such things believe these stories to be true (as much as anything is true) or just that others believed them to be true. I.e is mind to mind transmission possible and did it take place with the Theosophy crowd?
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Really depends. The bigger question, as far as some researchers of religious history and such experiences may be concerned, is whether that is even a particularly important/relevant question.
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