Noli Me Tangere "Don't touch me!" he warned her as Mary Madeleine approachd him by the cave where Jesus was buried for three days and now he is resurrected reborn from the dead— he is in an astral body and if touched— Poof! he'd be gone— not seeing doubting Thomas poking his finger into his wounds, helping Peter catch fishes— hundred fifty-three of them and dinner at Emmaus before his ascension— Christian myth or fiction? let's ask Joseph Campbell: "resurrected gods— Attis, Adonis, Gilgamesh, Osiris, assocated with the moon— resurrected every month three days in the dark— then New Moon to Full Moon like Christ— three days in the tomb" then his awakening filled with everlasting Light. — Peter Y. Chou     Mountain View, 8-16-2020, 3:14 am

Stefan Lochner (1410-1451) "Noli Me Tangere" National Museum, Nürnberg (*) Martin Schongauer (1450-1491) "Christ Appearing to Mary Madeleine" Musée d'Unterlinden, Colmar (*) Antonio da Correggio (1489-1534) "Noli Me Tangere" Museo del Prado, Madrid (*)