Added to the Deaths in 2013 site under May 27th :
Ancient peoples were "fertility cult" worshipers, and from this perspective fertility involved male and female and hence they divided all their perceptions into these two categories, perceptions that can still be seen in our languages, in particular the French language that categorizes most words into Le and La-- male and female. From their perspective the order of the world fell into the same dual category of complimentary opposites ie: night/day, black/white. To the ancients, the Sun belonged in the realm of the masculine (God) whereas the moon belonged in the realm of the feminine (Goddess).
In general, women the world over are paler than their male counterparts, a feature that was picked up on by the fertility cult worshipers of old. Paler skin is a result of lower melanin, hence greater translucency enabling one to see through the skin to the underlying "blue" blood vessels. A similarity exists with the night sky, the light of the moon being much more diminished than the sun, enables one to see the stars. The word "light" and "luna" were retained in our languages, butt the "sacred feminine" origins have become obscured... and so needing a significant amount of dusting off to bring this bit of ancient herstory to light.
There's also the suffix portion of Tom's surname re: "berg". Most people think of "ice berg" when they hear the word today, butt in ancient times, it meant mountain or hill and before this, it simply meant "high, elevated". This now brings me to the TUSSH (the Two United Structure Home) that I've referred to a number of times in both my blogs and including just recently, and in particular a section of the TUSSH that would become "elevated". The drawing at right shows two scenes: 1A is from the perspective of an ancestor herding reindeer on the tundra of Eurasia about 15,000 years ago when the land was permafrost due to the glacial event occurring at the time. 1A also depicts in the distance what looks like a giant fungus/mushroom, butt it's really a giant bag of methane gas... literally. The next scene at 1B reveals a close up-- the herder has arrived home. The actual home is situated just below the bag of gas and semi buried in a pingo mound (hills the size of volcano's made from underground aquifers freezing/expanding and heaving up the ground. To get a better idea about how this ancient home functioned, go to my recent posts:
This next drawing at left reveals a cross sections of the enclosed "ball/egg shaped" home. Within the center of the home is a tower that was used to compost reindeer meat -- main source of fuel at the time. Essentially, the tower was a giant furnace that supplied our ancestors with the heat needed to survive the glaciated Eurasian landscape. The giant bag that you see attached to the tower was designed to capture the gas and as you can see by this drawing I labeled it as "P"-- the follis bag that plugs off the gas... collecting it for the purpose of 'power', 'force' and eventually fuel.
At this time, our ancestors were beginning to switch over from using sign language to vocal... likely it was used first by the men who did the herding and so were more exposed to the cold than women and children (today's "beards" that males begin to grow at puberty, is a good argument in support of this). It stands to reason that when on the frozen tundra, it was best to keep vulnerable fingers bundled up in mittens, hence making vocal language a better option over sign language. They started by converting the signs into "vocal sign"-- as an example the "P" (also related "B", "PH", "F" and "V") are made by first pursing the lips, with the mouth then serving as a bag/purse with which to contain a puff of breath that could then suddenly be expelled in order to make a little "peh" sound. The making of the "Peh" sound is very much like the function of the giant bag attached to the tower-- it serves to "contain" the rising methane from the tower. Since methane is hot gas, it naturally rises (just like it does when we "fart"... trust me, I'm not being crude, the word "fart" factors in, so stay with me).
The next drawing at right shows a cross section of the bag and revealing the letter "R" which as you can see represents an expandable "orifice" that allows the gas to pass through as well as serve as a means of creating greater or lesser pressure in the bag with the assistance of a series of ropes that also serve to keep the bag from flying off. The rudimentary sound of the letter "R" was likely more like a growl ie "arrRR", another "sign word" that they could use the "word association" system... given that a growl is associated with anger/fear situations and given that when in fear/anger the blood pressure rises (as well as hair bristling up), this system that allowed the bag to rise was associated with "arrRR" ... a rudimentary form of our present day "R".
It's not that hard to develop this picture on the past, just simply put yourself in the shoes of our ancestors who obviously lived next to the glaciers over 15,000 years ago.
The "Peh" (P) and "arrRR" (R) sounds are closely related when held in light of their function in the ancient TUSSH, so putting them together and you get "peharrRR", a rudimentary word that would evolve into a myriad of "per" and "par" words that are retained still today, note the following etymology:
As a final, the Peh-arrRR would have been essential for another reason that can be garnered from the second picture above-- when the methane is allowed to collect and build up pressure in the bag, it would become more rigid and could then serve as a piston -- a driving "force" that adds pressure and heat needed in making the outer shell halves of their egg shaped home... all they would need is to create an aerodynamic squish "mold" system. I know a lot about "squish molds" since I vulcanized rubber molds all the time as part of the casting process used in creating my line of pewter gift ware. Check out my business web sight if you don't believe me: http://www.oceanartpewter.com/
The bottom line, is that my own inner twin led me to making this discovery-- the TUSSH and the root origin of vocal language shortly after my accident in 2000, while simultaneously revealing herself... and name "Tou", and as well the inner twin world that she is a member of.
- Tom Lichtenberg, 72, American football coach (University of Maine, Ohio University), cancer.[6]
Both his first and last name stood out as revealing inner twin infiltration . First of all the etymology of the name Thomas is "twin", so any time I see this name crop up, this alone warrants further investigation, butt in this case I didn't have to go far, since his surname, "Lichtenberg" is an addition to two recent pattern-clusters. From my knowledge of etymology, I was already aware that his surname translates as "light hill".
Lichtenberg: From Low German licht "light" and berg "hill"
Note the following excerpt from my May 26th post entitled, Marshall LLytle RIIP and Columbia Ice Fields:
The roof or "lid/hat/cap" was designed "lighter" in both senses of the word since it allowed light as well as being light weight (and so "little). The word "light" and "little" are no doubt related.Note the 2 etymology's of the word "light":
light (adj.1)The second "light" as per the above makes reference to: lusin "moon". It's audd that the moon would be mentioned and nott the sun that gives off much more light, butt then again it's nott so audd when considering in ancient times the peoples made a point of designating male/female characteristics to everything, including the gods and goddesses they worshipped. The word light in origin was "feminine" as was the moon. Note the following etymology:"not heavy,"... from Proto-Germanic *lingkhtaz (cf. Old Norse lettr, Swedish lätt, Old Frisian, Middle Dutch licht, German leicht, Gothic leihts), from PIE root *legwh- "not heavy, having little weight" (cf. Latin levis "light," Old Irish lu "small;" see lever). light (n.)
Luna (n.)The Luna wiki page http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luna_(goddess), reveals the following:
In ancient Roman religion and myth, Luna is the divine embodiment of the Moon (Latin luna; cf. English "lunar"). She is often presented as the female complement of the Sun (Sol) conceived of as a god.Note from the site http://ancienthistory.about.com/od/godsmyth/Gods_and_Goddesses.htm :
Moon Gods and Moon GoddessesThe god of the moon is usually a goddess. Here is a selection of goddesses and gods of the moon from the ancient world's religions and mythologies.The "feminine" focus at this time is relevant considering the recent "goddess/elle/ess/sis" pattern-cluster occurring as of late.
Ancient peoples were "fertility cult" worshipers, and from this perspective fertility involved male and female and hence they divided all their perceptions into these two categories, perceptions that can still be seen in our languages, in particular the French language that categorizes most words into Le and La-- male and female. From their perspective the order of the world fell into the same dual category of complimentary opposites ie: night/day, black/white. To the ancients, the Sun belonged in the realm of the masculine (God) whereas the moon belonged in the realm of the feminine (Goddess).
In general, women the world over are paler than their male counterparts, a feature that was picked up on by the fertility cult worshipers of old. Paler skin is a result of lower melanin, hence greater translucency enabling one to see through the skin to the underlying "blue" blood vessels. A similarity exists with the night sky, the light of the moon being much more diminished than the sun, enables one to see the stars. The word "light" and "luna" were retained in our languages, butt the "sacred feminine" origins have become obscured... and so needing a significant amount of dusting off to bring this bit of ancient herstory to light.
There's also the suffix portion of Tom's surname re: "berg". Most people think of "ice berg" when they hear the word today, butt in ancient times, it meant mountain or hill and before this, it simply meant "high, elevated". This now brings me to the TUSSH (the Two United Structure Home) that I've referred to a number of times in both my blogs and including just recently, and in particular a section of the TUSSH that would become "elevated". The drawing at right shows two scenes: 1A is from the perspective of an ancestor herding reindeer on the tundra of Eurasia about 15,000 years ago when the land was permafrost due to the glacial event occurring at the time. 1A also depicts in the distance what looks like a giant fungus/mushroom, butt it's really a giant bag of methane gas... literally. The next scene at 1B reveals a close up-- the herder has arrived home. The actual home is situated just below the bag of gas and semi buried in a pingo mound (hills the size of volcano's made from underground aquifers freezing/expanding and heaving up the ground. To get a better idea about how this ancient home functioned, go to my recent posts:
This next drawing at left reveals a cross sections of the enclosed "ball/egg shaped" home. Within the center of the home is a tower that was used to compost reindeer meat -- main source of fuel at the time. Essentially, the tower was a giant furnace that supplied our ancestors with the heat needed to survive the glaciated Eurasian landscape. The giant bag that you see attached to the tower was designed to capture the gas and as you can see by this drawing I labeled it as "P"-- the follis bag that plugs off the gas... collecting it for the purpose of 'power', 'force' and eventually fuel.At this time, our ancestors were beginning to switch over from using sign language to vocal... likely it was used first by the men who did the herding and so were more exposed to the cold than women and children (today's "beards" that males begin to grow at puberty, is a good argument in support of this). It stands to reason that when on the frozen tundra, it was best to keep vulnerable fingers bundled up in mittens, hence making vocal language a better option over sign language. They started by converting the signs into "vocal sign"-- as an example the "P" (also related "B", "PH", "F" and "V") are made by first pursing the lips, with the mouth then serving as a bag/purse with which to contain a puff of breath that could then suddenly be expelled in order to make a little "peh" sound. The making of the "Peh" sound is very much like the function of the giant bag attached to the tower-- it serves to "contain" the rising methane from the tower. Since methane is hot gas, it naturally rises (just like it does when we "fart"... trust me, I'm not being crude, the word "fart" factors in, so stay with me).
The next drawing at right shows a cross section of the bag and revealing the letter "R" which as you can see represents an expandable "orifice" that allows the gas to pass through as well as serve as a means of creating greater or lesser pressure in the bag with the assistance of a series of ropes that also serve to keep the bag from flying off. The rudimentary sound of the letter "R" was likely more like a growl ie "arrRR", another "sign word" that they could use the "word association" system... given that a growl is associated with anger/fear situations and given that when in fear/anger the blood pressure rises (as well as hair bristling up), this system that allowed the bag to rise was associated with "arrRR" ... a rudimentary form of our present day "R". It's not that hard to develop this picture on the past, just simply put yourself in the shoes of our ancestors who obviously lived next to the glaciers over 15,000 years ago.
The "Peh" (P) and "arrRR" (R) sounds are closely related when held in light of their function in the ancient TUSSH, so putting them together and you get "peharrRR", a rudimentary word that would evolve into a myriad of "per" and "par" words that are retained still today, note the following etymology:
per (prep.)The etymology are interesting, because for one thing, the methane does perforate "through" and since the gas is another (more refined) source of fuel, it would have been apportioned... "allotted" to the people... likely the men would contain this gas in smaller sealed bags that they could then bring with them on their herding excursions-- they would need to stop and warm up at some point even if its just to keep their outer extremities-- fingers, hands, toes and feet from becoming frostbitten-- they would be very grateful for a little bit of "peharrRR" of their own... this is the root origin of the word "pyre"... and "fire". "PeharrRR" is also the root of "brrr"-- what we say when it's cold and the hair on our arms bristle up into goose "bumps". Have you ever thought about what's occurring in our bodies to make goose bumps-- our "pores" are tightening up and essentially closing off in order to better retain our bodies heat and energy... it's a survival mechanism, so note the etymology of the word "pore":
par (n.)
pore (n.)So now, note the following etymology of "iceberg" that reveals the origins of "berg".
iceberg (n.)What's interesting from the above, is the root *bheregh, which can now be broken down into two syllables: "bher" and "egh". It's the second syllable that's grabbed my attention at this point... because of its similarity to "egg"... which when holding this root word up in light of the TUSSH... a picture of the past we now have, the contained home existing below the "Peh" and "arrRR" IS, somewhat egg shaped. The home as well is very much like the egg-- having all the ingredients within to enable young to survive.barrow (n.2)"mound," Old English beorg (West Saxon), berg (Anglian) "barrow, mountain, hill, mound," from Proto-Germanic *bergaz (cf. Old Saxon, Old Frisian, Old High German berg"mountain," Old North bjarg "rock"), from PIE root *bheregh- "high, elevated"
As a final, the Peh-arrRR would have been essential for another reason that can be garnered from the second picture above-- when the methane is allowed to collect and build up pressure in the bag, it would become more rigid and could then serve as a piston -- a driving "force" that adds pressure and heat needed in making the outer shell halves of their egg shaped home... all they would need is to create an aerodynamic squish "mold" system. I know a lot about "squish molds" since I vulcanized rubber molds all the time as part of the casting process used in creating my line of pewter gift ware. Check out my business web sight if you don't believe me: http://www.oceanartpewter.com/
The bottom line, is that my own inner twin led me to making this discovery-- the TUSSH and the root origin of vocal language shortly after my accident in 2000, while simultaneously revealing herself... and name "Tou", and as well the inner twin world that she is a member of.
No comments:
Post a Comment