I'm scrapin'

[Nick]

I was objecting to the use of the word "top", not "skull cup". I was meaning to say I had never seen it referred to using the word "top" as part of the phrase. Although I have practiced Tantric Yoga, I have never held a genuine skull cup ritual object, that would be interesting.

I am unfamiliar with "Odyssey 5", I will search it out.

Dale


kapala: "cup made of a human skull, frequently offered by worshipers to the fierce Tantric deities of Hindu India and Buddhist Tibet. In Tibet the skull cup is displayed on the Buddhist altar"

---

I looked it up ("Odyssey 5"), looks interesting but I don't think I have access to it. I like Peter Weller.

Dale

I went with skull top cup rather than skull cup because I felt the average reader, with skull cup, would infer the entire skull inverted was being used. Bowl would be more accurate.
Gonna give this part of the piece some thought.


I got access to Odyssey 5 via my local library. It is an on the shelf dvd.
They can get almost anything from any other library in US with a loan request.

Later,
Nick