Reorganize input files: rename by destination, split multi-topic files

Rename every input/ source to the partN-chNN-topic convention so each file
says what it is and where it feeds; update all ~20 citations across the
chapters, OUTLINE, and CLAUDE so nothing breaks. No content lost.

Renames:
- escaping.md            -> part1-ch01-judgement-gospel-of-mary.md
- Buddhism_gnostic.md    -> part1-ch02-buddhism-parallels.md
- sounds.md              -> part1-ch03-sound-frequencies.md
- dedication.md          -> part2-ch01-dedication.md
- evolution.md           -> part2-ch02-faith-evolution.md
- first_demon.md         -> part3-ch01-life-among-them.md
- part5-ch01-seed.md     -> part5-ch01-authority-seed.md

Splits (two unrelated topics each):
- ai_answers.md -> part1-ch02-comparative-roots.md (Block 1, emanation
  parallels) + part5-ch01-authority-pgm.md (Block 2, PGM/NT exorcism mechanics)
- seeing.md -> part1-ch04-how-they-move.md (phasing/movement) +
  part4-living-blessed-providence.md (thread D, the providence chains seeded
  for a future Part IV chapter)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

input/part1-ch02-buddhism-parallels.md

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+Buddhism and Gnosticism: Parallels and Divergences
+While emerging independently, Buddhism and Gnosticism share a structural "soteriology of knowledge," diagnosing the human condition as entrapment in illusion due to ignorance.
+
+### Core Similarities
+*   **Ignorance as Root Cause:** Both identify ignorance (*avidyā* in Buddhism, *agnoia* in Gnosticism) as the primary chain binding beings to suffering and cyclic existence (*samsara* or the material cosmos).
+*   **Liberation Through Insight:** Salvation is an internal awakening. In Buddhism, it is *prajñā* (wisdom) leading to *Nirvana*; in Gnosticism, it is *gnosis* leading to the *Pleroma* (divine fullness).
+*   **The Illusory World:** Both view ordinary reality as deceptive. Buddhism describes it as *maya* (illusion) and empty of inherent self, while Gnosticism views it as a flawed creation of a lesser deity.
+*   **Feminine Wisdom:** Both traditions personify wisdom as a feminine archetype essential for salvation: **Prajnaparamita** in Mahayana Buddhism and **Sophia** in Gnosticism.
+
+### Critical Differences
+*   **Nature of Reality:** Gnosticism is typically **dualistic**, positing matter as inherently evil or corrupt. Buddhism is **non-dualistic**, viewing matter as empty and impermanent but not inherently evil; suffering arises from attachment, not the substance of the world itself.
+*   **The Self:** Gnosticism often posits a **divine spark** or true self that must be rescued. Buddhism teaches *anatta* (**no-self**), asserting that liberation comes from realizing there is no permanent self to be found.
+
+## 3. The Historical Bridge: Manichaeism
+The most concrete link between these traditions is **Manichaeism**, a 3rd-century religion founded by Mani that explicitly synthesized Gnostic Christianity, Zoroastrianism, and Buddhism.
+
+*   **Syncretic Doctrine:** Mani traveled to the Kushan Empire (a Buddhist stronghold) and incorporated Buddhist concepts such as **reincarnation**, the monastic community structure (*Sangha*), and the goal of **Nirvana** (which he used to describe the final release of light).
+*   **Historical Context:** Scholars like Edward Conze suggest that intense trade between the Roman Empire and India may have facilitated the exchange of these ideas prior to Mani, though direct evidence remains debated. Manichaeism serves as the primary historical evidence of a deliberate fusion between Gnostic and Buddhist thought.