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Recieved: 2001/01/31 01:22
Subject: Re: [K-list] letters g .. Cat
From: Christopher Wynter
On 2001/01/31 01:22, Christopher Wynter posted thus to the K-list:
Hello Cat ..
Thank you for adding more pieces to the picture ..
I can understand apparent discrepencies in different interpretations ..
but, in what I wrote, I was referring to the evolution of vocalised sounds
within the species, rather than the evolution of language ..
I have no argument with what you write from the linguistic perspective
but, again, the linguistics must have a language reference.
This is why I have taken the work as far as I can before the evolution
of "language" ..
In the context of what I wrote, God is a peculiarly AngloSaxon word ..
At 06:11 PM 31/01/01, you wrote:
>Dear Chris,
>
>I cant remember the resident liguist's order of letters... it seems to me it
>was quite different from your order...
>
>the sound of "g" and "ahh" were first, and is usually the first for a baby,
>too... but that is all I can remember.
>
>Would that make even more sense, though?
Yup .. for a baby, the first sound most commonly recorded is either
"gaaa" or "daaa" and from the interpretation of expression as I read it
this is the expression of birth after death .. which is how I think you are
also interpreting it ...?>
YH .. WH is the sound of the in-breath .. out-breath .. and is spontaneous for
someone immersed in deep Samahdi" ..
It is said to be unpronouncable because the sound cannot be said
or formed by the conscious mind .. the spectral analysis of the
two expressions is quite different ..
>Yhvh is clearly marked on the major sized crucifix, the spelling of the
>"unspeakable" name for God, isnt it? My mentor mother has a friend who has
>spent the last 30 years studying Hebrew and Armaic and has read back as far
>as she can go on all the earlier writings (versions) of the bible...she tells
>me we will never see the earliest versions in the Vatican library... She
>networks with a worldwide clan to gain access to what earlier versions are
>available as her quest, she said that Yhvh originally meant "The He and the
>She" and that the sound of the beginning of the unspeakable name starts with
>"HE" as in the sound Hello... and it was common to refer to it in that way,
>as it was the common nickname for the long version which no one was allowed
>to speak... that this is where it originated in the Christian Bible to turn
>the sound HE into "He", masculine... either a little boo boo in translation
>from religious notes or purposeful bias....
There is validity in what you write here ..
YHWH is also, in some schools, the present continuing tense of
the verb "to be" .. which is why it is translated as "I AM" in the
continuing infinite ..
So, IMO, this fits in with the sound of the breath .. or the wind .. or the
air ..
which is a common thread running through many spiritualities ..
interestingly, the word commonly translated as "Spirit" more correctly
transliterates as "Life Breath"
>I really believe her though, since she has devoted half her life to this
>quest...
>
>Cat
CW
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