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Friday, October 2nd, 2009
1:23 am	we're all going to have to learn संस्कृता वाक् welcome, weary netsurfer (1 Comment |Comment on this)
Thursday, September 17th, 2009
7:44 am	I find this irrelevant 9/10 times Apart from historical contexts there is one obvious explanation for Sanskrit's decrease in popular use. Its function gradually became more and more mechanical as its practice increasingly served the purpose of only reviewing the discoveries of the past. When the esteem for knowledge as the mastery of what had already been learned replaced the thirst for new discovery, the widespread usage of Sanskrit declined. At the same time, this need not imply any detraction from the value and inspiration derived from a thorough knowledge of the great works of antiquity; it only helps to explain the decline of Sanskrit as a living language. But the striking lesson to be learned from the example of Sanskrit may be well worth the 2000 years it has taken. The attempt to recapture the truths discovered by the ancient Sanskrit explorers by the mere repetitions of their formulas actually may have destroyed the spirit of investigation and ended up dulling the language instrument. If this were not so, there is no imaginable reason for the discontinuation of such a perfect language as the lingua franca of India or its utilization by other civilizations throughout the world. The benefits which a language like mathematics affords in scientific investigation, or even English in economic advancement, are today sought from every corner of the globe. Therefore the consideration of what might bring Sanskrit to life as possibly the most valuable tool we have for optimum global communication and spiritual unity requires that we learn from the miscalculations of the past. I am so ADD (2 Comments |Comment on this)
6:24 am	311.18 We may logically assume that the intellectual cosmic integrity of the timeless, sublime integral of absolute perfection must continually test its integrity of eternal regenerativity; wherefore the integral that we inadequately identify as god requires a plurality of local sensing monitors to be omnideployed in the time-distance- differentiated, nonsimultaneously conceptual, serial Universe to continually observe the local Universe events, while also being progressively advantaged with an ever larger inventory of the discovered laws governing cosmic regeneration integrity, and thus equipped, to cope metaphysically with each of the profusion of unprecedentedly unique regenerative complexities that we speak of as problems. In effect god differentiates cosmic integrity into a time-distance-differentiated plurality of limited, local, metaphysical, intellectual experiences with which to test the capability of “god” to reintegrate and restore its timeless zerophase unity. (Comment on this)
Saturday, August 1st, 2009
12:05 am	explorer's notebook tensegrity http://www.gosai.com/science/sanskrit-enlightenment.html http://www.geocities.com/saint7peter/index.html http://synergeticists.org/ (2 Comments |Comment on this)
Wednesday, July 29th, 2009
5:57 pm	spontaneous cooperation education automation (1 Comment |Comment on this)
Tuesday, July 14th, 2009
1:13 pm	exploring the geometry of thinking (1 Comment |Comment on this)