A devilish brew for the mind, ERQ certainly does not make an agreeable combination for me and I never cease to be mystified why it dominates global discourse.
If I were an Indian Harry S Truman, I'd have no hesitation in ordering that ERQ be nuked to save the English speaking people from their own language habits.
Can anyone tell me how Capitalism and market forces shot down the Dvorak keyboard?...
Okay, tune-up's done. I now dive into OM.
Words, said the late R Buckminster Fuller, are memorials to past victories of mutual understandings.
Fine. correct. And I like to play with these memorials; rearrange them, push them around, break them up and join them in a new configuration.
All of this is affordable to anyone who can't even make a dollar-a-day because these invaluable memorials cost nothing and they don't need batteries. Except for a very few - a few thousands, maybe - many are found to be unpatentable.
I take the word 'word', and, slowly, carefully, I slide in the letter 'l' in between the 'r' and the 'd' and... hey presto! - in one L(eap) I go from 'word' to 'world'
Makes you want to go back and ask God, "Did you do it that way, too?"
In the beginning was the word and it was with God, says the Bible, then it skips the crucial line 'And He inserted L in the Word - L as in Lionel, or, if you prefer, 'Light' - and then all the rest of the 'tiresome' stuff got created...
I call it 'tiresome' because many people who shouldn't, think living a life in the world is a frustrating ordeal, Hindoos not excepted.
Others can't get off the gorge-consume-waste-devastate treadmill even when everyone can clearly see they endanger the Spaceship on which they are 'doing their thing' and believe it's kool. Nero playing his harp while Rome was burning is not a strong enough example.
Amongst the Indic cultures which spread across most of Asia, and once influenced those in the so-inappropriately-called 'Middle East', there's this classic, many-versioned story of the monk/sadhu teaching a lesson to a greedy hedonistic king.
Carrying a human skull for a begging bowl, he presents himself to the avaracious hedon.
The King says, "With so many holes in your begging bowl, I can never fill it up for you."
The monk says, "I am glad you noticed the holes."
The Sanskrit aphorist says, "Our desires do not grow old, but we do."
Coming back to the word/world memorial game, it doesn't really matter whether the L got inserted or not. God might have done it more cleverly because He had more words to play with than those merely in the English language.
I recall reading somewhere that there were five ways you could tag a word in Sanskrit; Latin could do so three ways. These word-tags are apart, of course, from the general prefixing and suffixing that we tack on them.
I have been told that the need to invent this tagging method arose when they had to figure out a way to not merely communicate orally, but to be able to do so accurately.
The way to ensure this was to arrange words in a lyrical way. When the heard sound was memorized any errors in the process would show up in recitation because the meter would break.
This communicational method came to be known as Avadhänam and those who practice and become adept at it, they are able to demonstrate amazing feats of memory.
A few years ago, a language lab in the U S found that, at birth, every normal healthy human baby has the potential to become fluent in eight languages. This is supportive of the minimal 8-way Açtävadhänam - or, "paying attention to, or, thinking in eight domains at the same time."
That thousands of years later, so much has come down to us verbatim in Sanskrit with very little error makes me use USAianSpeak and say, "Never before was so much accomplished with so little". Perhaps, never has yet been, not withstanding the amazing wonders of the Cyber Age.
What the word-tagging did was to allow you to move and sequence it any you wanted within the sentence. The idea was to create and propagate those that could kind of bootstrap themselves into human memory and could be poetically recited in rhyme and meter.
That is what manŧras are all about. Many of them are beautiful paeans (sŧûŧi) to Life, its intoxicating existential experience and its ever expanding wisdom and understanding, often coded as walking conversations with the gods*.
You come up with funny coincidences when you are allowed to play with words in this manner. For instance, sŧûŧi + manŧra = Sŧûŧimanŧra; and then you slur to get 'Statement', or, when similarly slurred, you get 'Government' from gûrûmanŧra = gûrû + manŧra
I'll take one more slurred example before the lexicographers jump on me. When I recently heard a recording in which the phrase "A system has to minimally have six components" occurred, my Sanskrit went into overdrive and I found that a word I shall spell - shashta - for convenience because 's' sound at both places is glottal and it is written with a tailed C, like Ç.
Shashta or Çaçta means 'six' and you tag it with an 'm' sound - Çaçtam - and it means the 'sixth', or a grouping of six.
So, now how long will it take anyone to slur from Çaçtam to 'System'? Knowing Sanskrit, the word 'System' ceases to be a bogey and you can move on without having to explain that it is minimally six-componented.
Of the 16 such 'systems' that, when synergistically interconnected, constitute, per a Sanskrit mantra, human intelligence - or, bûđđhi (a word with many derivatives including 'Bûđđha' and 'Bôđh' as in 'Bôđhi Tree') - only one is memory; the English word goes and becomes 'memorial' as in "memorials to past victories of mutual understandings".
I'll take up the other fifteen systems that constitute human intelligence later because all of this is my way of introducing the link shower below.
While Jesus may be carrying the burden of our sins, we humans, I believe, have had to carry through the ages the ever-increasing burden of memories ever since we became aware. This burden grew and grew with each passing moment to the point where someone observed that of the sixty seconds in a minute most humans spent 59 in the past, i.e. remembering, and the remaining one in the future. Rarely were they 'here', in the present.
Luckily, humans have lately - thanks to improved data encryption, storage, retrieval, transmission and accessing technologies - become somewhat more efficient in 'outsourcing' their memories.
But someone once missed a lunch appointment because his cellphone didn't remind him. He had access to a radio program to tell the world about it. The program invites listener-feedback and I sent mine. They then called and recorded it in my own voice and let the world listen to that.
As many have moved away from listening to radios, or even listening to them online, this icon
will get you to a 44-sec audio capsule of my opinion on 'outsourcing memory'.The links below do not require you to either access the content or, by memorizing them, store them in your mind. You are allowed to be 'forgetful'. Half the letters of a word and a click on [Find] will get you the location and clicking on it will get you the content on demand.
*The link will reach you to the website of a performing duo of two young sisters from Sparks, Nevada, Andrea Devi Forman & Sara Anjuli Forman who mysteriously began chanting Sanskrit at age 7 and 9 and, in their twenties now, haven't stopped doing so on stage or, off it.
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