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warning the following discussion may be distressing to everything you’ve ever known. this is real and theres no return after this. please continue with caution to your well being. In the name of God 1 1 i saw a thousand dreams but one amid all dreaming OPEN C MASS wait. ready ready 1 this is […]

Mostafa Azizi

There are certain letters that, if you spin them to the right or to the left, not flip them, but if you spin them, they remain the same. Can you go through all of them that do that? If we mean this in the strict geometric sense—plain 2D rotation in the page, by 180 degrees […]

Barn

Mu In the terse, factual register you prefer: Mu is the bare, vocalic core of negation in early Indo-European, the primitive mouth-closure that marks absence, non-being, or the voided state before articulation. In Greek it becomes μῦ, the consonant of occlusion. In Sanskrit it appears in mū- roots tied to silence, stillness, and the primordial […]

WHO

The eye with which I see God is the same eye with which God sees me That’s an important—and very subtle—distinction. In common translation al-ʿAlīm (ٱلْعَلِيم) is rendered “the All-Knowing,” one of the asmāʾ al-ḥusnā, but the nuance you’re pointing to belongs to al-Amīn (ٱلْأَمِين), the “trustworthy,” the “faithful one.” In early Islamic usage—especially in […]

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how does 火 turn into 天 That’s a profound transformation to ask about. At the graphic level, 火 (huǒ) means “fire,” originally drawn as flames rising from a base. 天 (tiān) means “heaven,” “sky,” or “the divine order.” They appear unrelated in standard etymology, yet in archaic cosmography and certain calligraphic evolutions, one can see […]

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In ancient Greek, pharmakon is written as φάρμακον. Here’s the breakdown: φ (phi) — ph, aspirated “f” sound ά (alpha with accent) — the stressed vowel “a” ρ (rho) — “r” μ (mu) — “m” α (alpha) — “a” κ (kappa) — “k” ο (omicron) — short “o” ν (nu) — “n” So: φάρμακον (transliterated […]

咖啡

咖 (kā) — The left side, “口” (mouth), marks it as related to speech or sound; the right side, “加” (jiā), is the phonetic part suggesting the pronunciation. Historically, 咖 appeared in transcriptions of foreign sounds even before “coffee” — like in words for certain foreign titles or foods. So it’s a sound-carrying character with […]

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1 Jewish law: One of the earliest appearances of nā’ap in the Old Testament is in the reading of the “10 Commandments” (Exod 20:14). God says transparently, “You shall not commit adultery.” This command is cradled between the “shall not’s” of murder and stealing, which should give us an indication as to the severity of […]

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Leter

Until philosophers are kings, or the kings and princes of this world have the spirit and powerof philosophy, and political greatness and wisdom meet in one, and those commoner natures who pursue either to the exclusion of the other are compelled to stand aside, cities will never have rest from their evils. Letters of the Tide: Unity, Divergence, and the Ocean as Classroom Introduction: A Meeting of Worlds Imagine standing on […]

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I’ve done a lot of Bible, philosophical, Western… Talmudic, Charonic, Italian, yada, yada, yada. Analyses.I like to do one on the down dejing right now. You see, it’s a very sophisticated situation that would bring about a tax so monumental, right? And if you guys remember, I’ll talk, I gave, not too long ago, in […]

Muir Bridge

1 The Mountain and the Mirror — John Muir and the Invention of California’s Soul He came west like a pilgrim in a fever dream, his eyes already half-blinded by light. The year was 1868 when John Muir, a Scottish-born machinist turned wanderer, walked into California through the golden waist of the Central Valley. He […]